He ran a few paces behind her facing forwards, and she ran a few paces ahead of him facing backwards.
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It stands three paces to the right of the essay film and three paces to the left of the docudrama.
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In 1968, he was imprisoned, again without a hearing, this time for a decade in solitary confinement in a dark cell 7 paces long and 3½ paces wide.
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In 1968, he was imprisoned, again without a hearing, this time for a decade in solitary confinement in a dark cell 7 paces long and 3½ paces wide.
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They're heading in the same direction, at different emotional paces.
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Harris paces Pistons in rout of Knicks AUBURN HILLS, Mich.
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The team have put their electronic neurons through their paces.
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Even in times of tumult, history moves at different paces.
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Whew: Like watching a duel with axes at three paces!
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A few paces from the road, there was no one.
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He paces by the hearing room door like a colt.
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My friends and I were all growing at different paces.
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The balls rocketing out of the fucking yard at record paces.
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Kelsi Anderson as she put the new truck through its paces.
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Each man is separated from the others by a few paces.
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We do our best to put the candidates through their paces.
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The other dancers, including his twin, George, dutifully followed their paces.
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The paces compare to 61.6 percent and 25 percent in March.
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That recall affected some 3,000 I-Paces sold in the US.
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Their mutual enjoyment, as they go through their paces, is palpable.
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Having established that distance, we then measured nine paces due north.
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They work at different paces, so it slows them down overall.
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Just a couple of paces in, more gunfire pelted the venue.
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Not daily, but enough to really put them through their paces.
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You can learn more about it on the Paces' Facebook page.
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He walked down the hallway, about 10 paces from his cell.
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The Arkansas National Guard soldiers followed behind us several paces behind.
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I stayed behind him for a few paces, chuckling to myself.
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Today, it is again 10 paces from the hole's famed pond.
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The goal is to put object recognition through more realistic paces.
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But so, as always, did Levi, a few paces behind his father.
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And regulators across Europe are working at different paces on new laws.
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Kazerooni will be on-hand to put the suits through their paces.
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She didn't waste a minute putting her ex-roommate through the paces.
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William is there to test him, to put him through his paces.
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At night, the large glowing sills will attract eyes from 20 paces.
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You can learn more about the display on the Paces' Facebook page.
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Instead, they lend you a similar model to put through its paces.
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We put each state's workforce through its paces based on the data.
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He smokes and paces with the energy of a salmon jumping upstream.
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He paces the aisles, as if waiting for the ordeal to end.
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He took three paces backward after restarting the game, into Arsenal's half.
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She was back moving at faster paces toward the end of July.
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"It's a fifteen-round fight, and so she paces herself," Barnum says.
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Ming paces the store floor, careful to avoid eye contact with any shoppers.
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This Windows 10 machine has been put through its paces, replacing my iMac.
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Blac Chyna put Rob through the paces Wednesday in a pretty intense workout.
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Seen from a few paces, however, the colors blend to form cloud towers.
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I spent a week with my test car, running it through its paces.
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The Army is putting its Extended Range Cannon Artillery system through its paces.
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We model a Wild West approach to problems — take ten paces and fire.
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Still, from 20 paces, the Genesis face is easily mistaken for an Audi.
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It's hard to put the liveliest and most memorable versions of this story out of mind when watching the exact same characters move through the familiar paces yet again, even if those paces now include the occasional martial-arts bout.
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Both Ford and BMW will send their autonomous cars through their paces in Europe.
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Looking to 2020, he said growth paces around 2 percent or a little below.
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As they left the restaurant, the men – just a few paces behind – donned jeans.
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From just a few paces away, however, it gives the astonishing illusion of sheen.
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Striking the right balance comes down to getting those two paces of technology right.
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And, I think, a few paces before, you have an obituary of his grandmother.
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One YouTuber, Virtually Chris, posts videos where he puts Hotz's system through its paces.
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I always think that the tempo of the song paces on the notes almost.
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"She paces herself to how she feels," Cutter says of how much Carmelite exercises.
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In the first, a man dramatically paces back and forth muttering to his phone.
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A police officer can be seen walking a few paces behind him, gun drawn.
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The first reviews of the building, a few paces west of MoMA, were welcoming.
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There are different paces, and you have to realize that, and accommodate each other.
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It's not unusual for companies to allow hackers put their products through their paces.
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Once again Mora paces her tale perfectly, and her collage art delights and enchants.
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And Lauren demystified Amazon's "loop" process by which it puts candidates through the paces.
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As I wash dishes at the kitchen sink, my husband paces behind me, irritated.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: First of all, trees are being cut down at paces all around.
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I hope to one day put a Cybertruck through its paces here in Alaska.
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We always see him from behind, because she's always a few paces behind him.
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Juice cries, paces around his enclosure, sits dejectedly on a blanket and cries some more.
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At home, in Boston, he turns on televisions in five rooms and paces between them.
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Every time it took 15 paces to the living room, 15 back to the kitchen.
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A prisoner paces before evening prayers at the Guantánamo Bay detention center in October 2016.
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Turnout increased across the board, but it rose at difference paces for different racial groups.
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For one series of shots, Zhang carries his betrothed in his arms for 30 paces.
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Transportation reporter Andrew Hawkins had the dubious task of putting the scooter through its paces.
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It's hundreds of diseases…and we're going to make progress on those at different paces.
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A counter-protester paces in front of them, briefly sending a chill through the crowd.
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From there, following the compass, I measured nine paces north, halted, and began to dig.
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Cameron Armstrong is one of the team being put through his paces in this drill.
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Zac Efron was put through the paces Saturday, wearing his signature not-much-at-all.
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Still, he pays no rent and the walk to work is only a few paces.
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But several paces away is Broad Street, and with it comes a burst of life.
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The Paces' Diagon Alley display is open to visitors on October 31 from 5 p.m.
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It replaces a wine bar called Fifty Paces, which replaced a wine bar called Terroir.
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I saw my tall opponent a few paces ahead in her blue robe and headgear.
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We took both products with us to South Korea and put them through their paces.
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We all heal at different paces and fall back into stabbing sadness at unexpected intervals.
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Lead developer Nicolas Jimenez posted a demo on Vimeo of Mathpix going through its paces.
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The figure follows Sydney for a few paces until they hang back and watch her.
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As audience members take their seats, the poor animal paces in a circle, bleating miserably.
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Mahomes&apos first two years as a starter out-paces what those players have done.
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For the third straight season, they are playing at one of the league's slower paces.
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Frances Gabe put the kitchen of her self-cleaning house through its paces in 2002.
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But each species has a different so-called molecular clock, and evolves at different paces.
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At Fifty Paces, a phone-free wine bar in the East Village, management is forced to convey time-sensitive messages by actual humans walking, yes, 50 paces from Hearth, its sister restaurant down the block, said Christine Wright, a manager — shades of the Inca couriers.
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Except for Mr. Hopkins and Mr. Pacino, going through their familiar paces, incompetent is the word.
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An hour of play time is hardly enough to put the OnePlus 6 through its paces.
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They'll be put through paces on the PTR and then further tweaked (or not) as needed.
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Her face is serene, her usually restless legs still as Ned paces through late-afternoon sunshine.
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And, obviously, different drugs get metabolized at different paces for a variety of reasons, says Giordano.
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The Powerbeats Pro are, at their heart, exercise headphones, and I put them through their paces.
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The video, which was spotted by WCCFtech, shows YouTuber Hacking Jules putting XP through its paces.
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"Relationships develop on their own timeline, and people move at their own paces," Dr. Harwick says.
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We paced the distance through weeds and grass, picking the cockleburs off our socks: 230 paces.
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I measured out 21 paces, trying to approximate the length of an 8-year-old's stride.
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Australia's ASX (+0.8%) led the overnight advance, and Britain's FTSE (+1%) paces the gains in Europe.
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His son Adonis watches him from a playpen as he paces around in front of him.
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We can't walk more than a hundred paces without passing the home of a service worker.
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I just want to see how it rolls out here and put it through its paces.
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A bronze Forester—Willa stopped with abrupt significance, Andrew and Brian stopping a few paces behind.
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Vandeweghe's formidable serve keeps opponents off balance: She uses different spins and paces to disrupt rhythm.
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There is no time to take a few paces back and enjoy the comforts of hindsight.
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"I think Judge Ellis may just be putting to the government through its paces," she said.
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A city is a complex web of systems with layers that move at radically different paces.
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"Everyone moves at different paces, so try not to compare yourself with everybody else," he said.
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Today our focus is squarely on putting the Lilium Jet through its paces on the airfield.
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He paces along the sideline, shouts out open men on the opposing team, calls out plays.
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In a later segment, Hoffer paces the stage, searching each audience member's face for a match.
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Roxanne paces the streets preparing for a rap battle as a crowd of friends trail her.
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He paces back and forth: I squatted on the wet straw and stretched out my hand.
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The audience relives Ward's story from the husband's perspective as an actor paces in a bedroom.
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In many cases, they personally absorb significant tax implications resulting from varying paces of commercial expansion.
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While Microsoft demonstrated them, we weren't able to touch them or put them through their paces.
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Even after putting the laptop through its paces, it still managed to run without a hitch.Â
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A few paces down from the store, I find a small jewelry shop that makes resin jewelry.
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All American E-Paces come with all-wheel drive standard, but the difference in feel is palpable.
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Unfortunately it wasn't yet active on the demo units I briefly put through the paces earlier today.
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The animal runs along the outer ring of the pen while the veteran paces in the center.
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Committees are likely to move at different paces, and to roll out news as they uncover it.
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The Neurotransmitter 3000 is a 7 metre (23 foot) machine that paces itself based on your biometrics.
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In grainy, black-and-white security footage, a man paces back and forth in a prison cell.
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Once she does, Boy runs a few paces ahead and the relay race starts all over again.
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Horizon's difficulty ramps steadily but fairly, and it paces its introduction of new monsters with great care.
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This is much more than a venomous 21st century personal duel — tweet versus tweet at 10 paces.
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A few paces away, a cook with a big wooden paddle shoves pizzas into a bulbous oven.
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Mortgage application volume in Florida and Texas remained well below their respective paces from earlier this year.
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This is one way to put your new electric bicycle wheel through its paces ahead of launch.
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On Saturday mornings, Patrick Andriamahenina takes a group of 14 excited Malagasy kids through their basketball paces.
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For the last 10 years, the observatory's parts have been put through their paces, one by one.
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A few paces away, a lonely black rope hangs down to about four feet above the floor.
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Witness just how out of touch and callous he becomes as he goes through his cynical paces.
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The new nest box, empty and pristine, was 10 paces away, but that one didn't interest him.
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Every spring, on the same ice, the N.H.L. puts the best draft-eligible players through their paces.
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The species fall victim to it at different paces, with a mortality rate of 66-100 percent.
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Always a showman, Musk put the truck through its paces in an effort to demonstrate its ruggedness.
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I don't see a knife but I stay a couple of paces behind him just in case.
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Daenerys Targaryen paces around Dragonstone, having just invaded with her giant army of Unsullied, Ironborn, and Dornish.
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I came in as a young metro reporter, and they sort of put me through the paces.
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We run at similar paces and like to chat and complain to each other as we trudge along.
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The well designed service already has 7,300 daily active users and 2,000 companies putting it through the paces.
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China's Shanghai Composite (-0.2%) led the losses in Asia, and Germany's DAX (-0.5%) paces the decline in Europe.
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He's going to put you through the paces, so having a dog makes a house full of life.
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Like a slightly dotty professor addressing a lecture hall, Marylouise Burke paces the stage and talks of Molière.
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After each pitch, the judges put each team through their paces with a six-minute Q&A. Stressful?
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We are looking forward to putting this drone through the paces when we get our hands on one.
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Rates could move lower, but different lenders will be responding to the changing market conditions at different paces.
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Not only have home prices there surpassed their recent peaks, they continue to rise at double-digit paces.
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According to the The American Presidency Project that puts him significantly behind the paces set by his predecessors.
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At a pivotal moment of FX's new dark miniseries Taboo, a lawyer relentlessly paces about a courtroom, flustered.
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Okada's moves are flashier and he's more athletic, but he paces every match perfectly, no matter the length.
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In front of it, a woman paces to and fro, in curlers and head scarf, cigarette in hand.
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They put the young players through their paces, and the Interlochen students responded brilliantly to Mr. Rountree's lead.
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Though they put their performers through their paces, they never seriously showed us how dance can become theater.
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Stay tuned for a full review when we've had a chance to put the P9s through their paces.
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In their famous duel in 85033, Hamilton took a bullet at 10 paces and died the next morning.
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Elsewhere, a frustrated young writer at a desk rises and paces past a daybed on an adjacent screen.
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It's a small camera that allowed me to fit into small paces, especially while shooting inside the car.
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The dancers put themselves through their own paces; even if wildly impractical, to be there is their choice.
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Iowans still making up their minds Iowa voters continued on Monday to put the candidates through their paces.
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And we're taking you to a newly unveiled testing facility where jet engines are put through their paces.
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Over the course of 36 hours, we put three different butlers through the paces with our numerous requests.
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Charleston — The Cougars play at one of the slowest paces in America and grind out every possession. 54.
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Once we narrowed the field to something around 10 to 15 bags, we put them through their paces.
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On Tuesday night, Clinton dutifully went through the paces when it came to her Democratic rival, Bernie Sanders.
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From hyper-produced pop to overcrowded metal to movie soundtracks, I put the Plattan 2s through its paces.
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Alfa tossed us the keys to the car for a week, and we put it through its paces.
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They do stretches several paces away from each other, backs turned, as they ready their bodies for conflict.
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For this latest short the animation paces through an empty city at night, lit by street lamp through fog.
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Mexico City (CNN)The commander paces in front of a line of troops, preparing them for the day's mission.
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I've been eager to put these through their paces since the day they were announced, and haven't been disappointed.
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We're more creative and less dehumanized when we can control our own spaces and think at our own paces.
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But they (the challengers) have put the incumbent or favorite candidate through their paces, made them spend some money.
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One of these robots is the DURUS-2D, which they've put through a whole bunch of paces and activities.
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By 2020, Waymo will have both plug-in hybrid Pacificas and battery-electric I-Paces filling out its fleet.
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But several of the companies and teams that entered are still going strong, moving forward at their own paces.
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A group of breakdancers called the Eastwood Rockers go through their breakdancing paces in London on July 26, 1984.
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A lean and energetic man, Grossman paces back and forth between two oversize pads of paper propped on easels.
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Instead, Melania walked up alone, a few paces behind her husband, with the Tiffany & Co. box in her hands.
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Every few paces, the pair would stop to whisper in each other's ears, before holding hands again and laughing.
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He paces out the area involved, the landscape dotted with small creosote bushes just behind his acre of property.
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Maybe they'll actually be able to hit the side of a Sandcrawler from 20 paces, too, unlike most Stormtroopers.
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Further, they are undergoing the same demographic shifts that affect the rest of the nation—albeit at different paces.
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A week later, Romel Bantilan, 15, was shot dead while playing a computer game less than 30 paces away.
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" A moment later they realize it's just another couple like them, "walking several paces apart in the darkening world.
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Amanda was in recovery in 2018, and it gave the Paces time to reflect on the previous year's display.
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"The Pocerady plant remains the property of CEZ," CEZ supervisory board chairman Vaclav Paces said in a text message.
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The results were ground-level, straight-faced documentationof rap as it grew, at different paces, all around the country.
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But I'm placing special emphasis on "should," as we haven't run the Surface Pro X through its paces yet.
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Thus adorned, we were led through our paces: brushing our teeth, making beds, washing dishes and dusting the furniture.
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With his hands on his temples, he jumps and paces frantically, apparently trying to coax the creature toward him.
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He's this obsessive guy, so we work at different paces, and that's why the album is a little lopsided.
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He paces around Hideko's small apartment, creating the same circle, time and time again, seemingly oblivious to other people.
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For most of the play, we hear only from the (unseen) guru putting the participants through their healing paces.
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The Lusty sisters, Diana and Zena, well-known in show-jumping circles, try out their paces on two turtles.
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The bouncy Duke freshman took two paces before launching towards the basket and hammering home a floor-shaking dunk.
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" So for him, "It was fun to put it through its paces and literally try to break the car.
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She's terrible — unfocused, chronic rambler, paces herself like a restless bachelor party — but god, I think I love her.
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Everybody goes at different paces, so when some students may be just starting a problem, others are already finished.
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The units were put through the paces, too, subjecting the EPX 82 material to a battery of stress tests.
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The app, which we put through its paces (but didn't purchase life insurance through), is very easy to use.
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The auction's other offerings were far more likely to be enjoyed at the most sedate of paces: standing still.
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He's kind of just going through the paces and going through the motions and doing probably what he's always done.
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Amazon's delivery drones are being put through their paces at a secret location in the heart of the English countryside.
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Part of me was screaming danger, but the single output stream was going through its paces and coming up empty.
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At the end of Battle of the Sexes, Billie Jean frantically paces backstage before her monumental match—something is off.
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Still, it was my duty to put the Predator through its paces, and the results were pretty much as expected.
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This season's structure is also unusual, with people operating at different paces, and a multi-episode flashback in the middle.
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But Moore was lethal from 270 paces, armed with nothing more than a cocked eyebrow and a saucy bon mot.
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"I've been in paces where people have fallen off of the second floor because there is no railing," he says.
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In reality, in most countries several of these forces are at work simultaneously, at different paces and in varying proportions.
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Most iPhone reviews are done by technically savvy writers that put them through their paces locally or in a lab.
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He swallows an indigestion tablet, buttons a blue cardigan, then paces his office on the fifth floor of City Hall.
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Junior guard Keenan Evans paces Texas Tech with 14.1 points a game, leading five double-figure scorers on the roster.
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He's been the guy that kind of paces us all year and he showed tonight how great he can be.
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The researchers downloaded the apps onto an Android phone or an iPhone and then put the apps through their paces.
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The paces of increase in housing sales prices have slowed, especially in some parts of Seoul and its surrounding areas.
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Kim and her friends stomp around the suite looking for evidence and rattling locked doors while Scott paces and smokes.
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There is no reason that Republicans couldn't act quickly to schedule a hearing, put Chief Judge Garland through his paces.
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So expect TC's in house hardware guru, Brian Heater, to put all of these expensively hinged touchscreens through their paces.
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It will be put through its paces in a daily aerobatic display by the PLAAF August 22001st Air Demonstration Team.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A life-like avatar called Cora is being put through her paces by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.
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"We put the system through its paces," Marc Gibson, the lead Kilopower engineer at NASA Glenn, said in a statement.
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One Guardsman fired at Duarte from a dozen paces away, and she dropped her camera as the shot whizzed past.
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So while the Senate took a big step forward, it still has several more paces to go before declaring victory.
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It put him so close to the center of power in Afghanistan that he was just paces away from Gen.
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For teachers, one of the most difficult challenges is dealing with overcrowded classrooms in which students learn at different paces.
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Tormented by trauma that's somehow linked to her celebrated debut, June smokes and paces, her whole body crackling with distress.
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In 2018, Waymo inked a deal with Jaguar Land Rover to purchase 20,000 I-Paces to be self-driving taxis.
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When he wants to address the press, he paces about the South Lawn, bickering with reporters before boarding Marine One.
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"We are looking at the buying patterns of retailers right now and they are buying at record paces," Maloney said.
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While he paces and agonizes, she painstakingly restores the old house, to which she has a sort of biological connection.
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Read more about the "Battle of Atlanta" cyclorama at the Atlanta History Center (130 West Paces Ferry Road NW, Atlanta, Georgia).
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During the brief reunion-centered docu-series, Snooki didn't waste a minute putting her ex-roommate, "The Sitch," through the paces.
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Meghan remained just a few paces behind Kate as they made their way to the royal box to take their seats.
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This time out it'll live with folks for a couple of months, which really ought to put it through its paces.
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"They're meant to be tested first and put through their paces before they're bought and put into the field," she says.
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He began the week tied for the NHL lead with 20 points, while rookie Laine paces the league with 11 goals.
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We'll be putting all of the new machines through their paces as soon as we can, so stay tuned for more.
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Corn and soybean planting paces are the slowest on record since the mid-773s, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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In the coming days, the rocket will be put through its paces to learn what happened to it during its flight.
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I took a few snaps just to run the feature through its paces and figure out exactly what its limits are.
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He could split a playing-card edge-on at ten paces, and this same acuity was used to bring down words.
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We'll hold off a more in-depth review after we've spent the next week or two putting it through its paces.
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These tests could put the rocket through its paces and it may be too risky to use it for another launch.
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The official paces in front of the room, addressing the crowd with the fervor of a preacher at a tent revival.
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I had recently finished designing a new studio to make new music on and needed to put it through its paces.
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It seems that the Oscars, which has traditionally limped a few paces behind the style curve, has caught up at last.
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He did not seem to be proposing an event with dueling pistols at 20 paces, but something more like ultimate fighting.
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Sometimes 10 paces back, sometimes just half a step — looming, waiting for its chance to make itself known to the world.
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Srinivasan paces her gentle story perfectly, and her simple digital art is appealing, with cute, watchful creatures and soft-edged shapes.
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For a bank the size of JPMorgan, putting a fintech through its paces used to be a long and costly ordeal.
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In physical testing, which began on Friday, players were put through the paces to measure agility, strength, speed, balance and endurance.
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The company inked a deal with Alphabet's Waymo to purchase 20,000 Jaguar I-Paces for a fleet of self-driving taxis.
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A few paces later, he leaped into the air while twisting towards the quarterback and made a beautiful two-handed snag.
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The paces made by Russia and China have triggered a three-way arms race in developing this new breed of weapon.
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Slower walks and standing in place were outside this range, as were runs at paces beyond about 5.5 miles per hour.
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Dumbbells, a stationary bike and healthy foods — almonds and soy protein — are within a few paces of a makeshift standing desk.
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Critic's Notebook Many of the event's dances across Lower Manhattan offered measured paces and low barriers of entry to the public.
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Next up is the real test, though: thousands of kids will put the apps through their paces for more than a year.
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Our programs can pick you out of a crowd, from behind, at eighty paces, just by the way you swing your arms.
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But certain music paces and styles have been shown to improve performance even more depending on the type of exercise being performed.
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In it, Davey paces throughout the rooms and corridors of her apartment, reciting her notes from what appears to be an iPhone.
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The SuperDraco thrusters had been tested thoroughly, including being put through their paces over 600 times at SpaceX's Texas facility, Koenigsmann said.
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We hope to get our hands on each drone in the coming weeks so that we can put them through the paces.
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Following each pitch, the judges get six minutes to put each team through their paces by asking a series of tough questions.
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For every step we take towards an inclusive fashion and beauty industry, we always end up taking a few paces back, too.
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But off I went, and within just a few paces I was able to see the Spectacles banner in the distance. Phew!
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It won't take much for all these teams that are on about 84-point paces to bump themselves to that level. 4.
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The best way to thwart future pain is to check in on your portfolio annually and put it through a few paces.
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For viewers who saw Celeste's abuse firsthand in the first season, watching her suffer through these horrible paces again feels frustratingly hopeless.
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A few paces away, a 39-year-old construction worker called Rene was eating dinner with his two daughters in his home.
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Once back on the ground, Volkov, Kelly and Kornienko were taken into a medical tent where they were put through their paces.
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They put the 205 horsepower vehicle through the paces on multiple courses and like the results they get on each abusive surface.
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Waymo rolled out its new sensor suite and divulged some cool details about its new all-electric, self-driving Jaguar I-Paces.
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Presumably when one or other of them got full up, he or she staggered off a few paces and took a leak.
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Without guns or money, this crowd of mostly skinny young men wouldn't likely get more than a few paces past the border.
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Dressed for the struggle in a black military-style vest, he paces while delivering a stream of songs with his powergliding patois.
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Waymo has been putting its test vehicles through their paces here since 2013, and conducting some 43,000 tests of different road situations.
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Walking down the alleyway that led to my apartment, I couldn't go five paces without running into something to eat or drink.
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Daniel Sedin paces the club with 21 goals and 44 points, but hasn't recorded a point in two games since the break.
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Morillo said in an interview that he was standing only three paces from the police officer who shot him in the chest.
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What makes Sense and Sensibility so great is that it doesn't just step through the paces of the plot as outlined by Austen.
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We should have one to check out before too long, so expect a review as soon as we've put it through the paces.
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Ivy thinks they are going to be found out by the police and tells Winter (Billie Lourd) so as she paces Winter's porch.
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We will find out tonight starting at 6:30 ET when moderators Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum start putting them through their paces.
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The teen retreated a few paces before starting to walk back to his original spot — that's when shots rang out and Yatim collapsed.
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James Woodard paces the team in scoring (15.8 points) but has shot above 39 percent in only two of his last nine games.
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The British automaker also competes in all-electric racing series Formula E, and operates a whole support series made up of I-Paces.
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But this morning, at an event in New York, the Galaxy Fold was on full display, ready to be put through its paces.
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I'll withhold judgment until I can put it through its paces properly, but for now, check out the photos of the P9 below.
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The idea is to take the burden of testing out of the dogfooding models, instead running apps through paces with real-world testing.
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The Typhoon H controller looks complex at first but there's not much to worry about when you're taking the drone through its paces.
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The runners required about the same amount of oxygen at the various paces and inclines whether they wore super-fat or average shoes.
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The pets are put through their paces by their owners or trainers before a panel of latex-clad dominatrixes who serve as judges.
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To represent the duel, NNU/NNOC member Cynthia Martinez walked 10 paces and then turned around "to hit" Farenthold with facts about healthcare.
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But now the show has the golden opportunity to take these two ideas and put them through the paces, both thematically and philosophically.
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Devin Thomas, the ACC's active leader in career double-doubles with 31, paces the Wake Forest attack, averaging 16.5 points and 21 rebounds.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — In a shopping mall in southern China, a polar bear named Pizza paces past murals of icebergs in his glass enclosure.
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The company loaned me a unit to test out, and over the course of a few months I put it through its paces.
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It's a nice compromise for someone who uses their Mustang as a daily driver but likes to put it through its paces sometimes.
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Long-term runners do not need GPS watches to time their mile paces or know how far they've run, or heart rate monitors.
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A week of concerts will put the instrument through its paces, as will a springtime Pipes at One series on Friday afternoons. Feb.
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At times it's a very weird combination of these things, whiplashing back and forth between its varied facets with their wildly varying paces.
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In one such sequence, an older man paces inside a small patch of gated lawn, a curtain of mist wavering in the background.
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Videos of the episode showed the man walking several paces while engulfed in flames as law enforcement personnel sprayed him with fire extinguishers.
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I put one through its paces to see if it could really mimic the taste of deep-fried foods without all the fat.
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While the films' languid paces and soft neon glows create a dreamy ambiance, their uncanny contents hint at an underlying sense of disturbance.
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So 5G, in my mind, is an invertible transition that will affect the globe, and the technology around the globe at various paces.
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A few paces behind it was the bench where Ms. White and her mother were talking while they watched the children that night.
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Vietnam's aviation market has seen a double-digit annual growth over the past 10 years, one of the fastest paces in the world.
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Volver a leer esos recuerdos es una manera de hacer las paces con el pasado y empezar un nuevo ciclo con buen pie.
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BENINTENDI PACES RED SOX Andrew Benintendi hit two homers and drove six runs as Boston pounded the Rangers, 11-4, in Arlington, Tex.
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A dad was testing out a new mic and his three-year-old child had an idea for putting the equipment through its paces.
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And yet the actual production of the episode is about what you'd expect — Kusama calls, "Action," and then the actors go through their paces.
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Certainly different people will mourn at different paces, but as many begin to move forward, I present a kind of post-election soulful prayer.
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So I put this mascara through the paces with a series of workouts: boxing, Zumba, Kangoo cardio, yoga, and good ol'-fashioned weight-lifting.
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In order to ensure it will still be functional once it reaches Mars, France's Centre National d'Études Spatiales (CNES) put it through its paces.
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As both substances spread across a canvas like an animal's skin at different paces, they compete with one another to give rise to patterns.
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Asus' focus for this device is obviously on gaming, but I also ran through the paces of how it fares with regular phone stuff.
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It's not like Martin does, when he paces thinking and thinking and sometimes gesturing to himself as he tries to think out something difficult.
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Their devices be put through their paces in the second round of testing in July, and the winner will receive a $1.5 million prize.
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While the Lego kit paces you through each step, placing one or two steps on the page, this manual is chock full of them.
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Sure the company put the new feature through its paces onstage, but press conference demos and in-person usage are two different things entirely.
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They then put the hardware and software through their paces and point out sticking points that could cause frustration and friction among pro users.
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While xFi Advanced Security sounds good in theory, security experts tend to be unimpressed until they're able to put a product through its paces.
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EditorsNote: adds "Jack" in 13th graf Gionta paces Sabres in 1,000th game BUFFALO, N.Y. — Brian Gionta celebrated his 1,000th career NHL game in style.
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The 29-year-old mom of Bodhi Soleil Reed Somerhalder was put through her yoga paces on Wednesday by her big brother Nathan Reed.
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Rondo paces Bulls in win over Hornets CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Chicago Bulls were in dire need of a spark, and Rajon Rondo provided it.
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If you're looking for a note-taking alternative or you just enjoy putting productivity software through its paces, Notion is well worth a look.
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Johnson's drive landed within a couple of paces of a surprised Riley, who came in for some light-hearted ribbing by his fellow commentators.
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The decentralized US electoral system means that procedures and policies vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, and states count and certify votes at different paces.
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Sebastian, an ornery pianist whose art is his life, anxiously paces between his cluttered apartment and the sedate jazz bars that don't appreciate him.
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After Canada reformed its air traffic control, the system got safer, new technologies were introduced at faster paces, and it became more cost-efficient.
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The puppies don't do a great job of demoing LG's always-on display or putting the G5's dual rear cameras through the paces.
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Hard, ruthless, punishing action, brought to you by Fate director F. Gary Gray & Co., who clearly weren't afraid to put it through its paces.
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Intel isn't truly putting the Typhoon H through any serious paces here at CES, just letting it follow its presenters around the netted area.
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His ball easily made it to the putting surface and landed 16 paces from the hole, prompting the American to suddenly change his tune.
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The cops put him through the field sobriety paces, which included reciting the alphabet -- not even backwards -- and Smith had to bail out early.
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From twenty paces, "Amnesty," a large triptych hanging in his Tribeca studio, seems to depict three figures in procession, writhing in pain or rapture.
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But their predicament comes to feel less chilling than mildly confusing, and a little disappointing, as Mr. Pastoll's halting thriller goes through its paces.
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Cam must have been missing his periphery because Miller was headed straight at him for a few paces—all the while unbeknownst to Cam.
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There's a third tangled emotion, too, and it's a significant reason why I asked Brown to take me through my paces in the ring.
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She paces in frenzied circles, collapses onto the floor in brooding meditation and folds piece after piece of small paper with fretful, concentrated industry.
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The moment of the actual dueling has to be, after the paces are taken, I told myself as I entered this as the answer.
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Regular customers come and go from Max's, a convenience store, and a man without a shirt paces aimlessly on the same slice of pavement.
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I like going to museums with people, but with the understanding that we can take our own paths and proceed at our own paces.
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He paces relentlessly on the touchline, trying to communicate his ideas to his players, to obtain his own inner peace through some sporting perfection.
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"It was a dark and frightening and cringe-worthy speech," countered Representative Jim McGovern, Democrat of Massachusetts, walking a few paces behind Mr. McConnell.
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It's a few paces from where I'm writing these lines, and it's full of customers, many of whom probably don't know what happened there.
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He headed in that direction, carrying the painting with him, and after a few paces looked back, to say goodbye to his beloved spot.
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ABOUT THE THUNDER (2112-296): Westbrook leads the NBA in assists per game (9.7) and George paces the league in steals per contest (2.45).
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The decentralized US electoral system means that procedures and policies vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, meaning states count and certify votes at different paces.
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She had been told that her son would most likely never walk on his own, and so his solitary paces came with much celebration.
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Lacking any cataclysmic war we could use to really put the plane through its paces, we'll have to figure this out a little differently.
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The country's economy is growing at one of the fastest paces in the euro zone despite nine months without a government after two inconclusive elections.
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We didn't get to run these devices through all their paces, but I did get to see a pair of new Echo, Alexa-powered experiences.
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The walking manifested into walking for longer distances and at quicker paces, to using the elliptical machine and eventually running on the treadmill and outside.
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Demos of a Harry Potter game (a timely "Fantastic Beasts" tie-in, naturally), a space shooter and some video apps put Daydream through its paces.
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Bregman went through the paces in left field during pregame with Astros manager A.J. Hinch announcing that Bregman could start in left on Wednesday night.
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For example, a ramp that is suitable for a paraplegic might be a hindrance for a pensioner who can't walk more than a few paces.
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Etkind says the reality show put contestants through the paces to make sure that they not only had the right skills, but the right charisma.
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The aura of the sharpshooter who could supposedly split a bullet on the edge of a dime at 20 paces was augmented by his style.
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It's the first working prototype of the GE9X turbofan engine, which GE is putting through the paces at the company's test range near Peebles, Ohio.
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Since obtaining its permit to fly, EHang, a dronemaker based in Guangzhou, has been putting its drone, the EHang 184 (shown above), through its paces.
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"I always love to watch people's faces as they realise who just ran past, often several paces after he has passed," wrote Scotti on Instagram.
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I can't say as I'm always excited to try out the latest Xperia handset, but this is one I'll want to put through its paces.
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Waymo, the former Google self-driving project that spun out to become a business under Alphabet, received its first three I-Paces in July 2018.
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Randolph, 36, led Sacramento with 18 points in Wednesday's 2114-2106 loss at Cleveland and paces the young team at an average of 21 points.
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This incident was just one of dozens of sessions of heavy drinking that made venturing farther than ten paces from a toilet a dangerous proposition.
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Join us as we put them through their paces, try them out, talk to people on the street and just have a really great day.
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It's just another ludicrous day out at the racetrack for the Tesla, which was put through its paces at the the Palm Beach International Raceway.
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It was hard to walk a few paces with Marvin and Bill without an old classmate stopping them to offer a pat on the back.
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He winced with each step, and every few paces he fell onto his arms with a groan, seeking a moment of relief that never came.
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"I'm not saying this is true, but it's purported to be true," Pierce masterfully hedges as we talk a few paces in from the street.
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From a few paces away, the storefront space looks nondescript, so much so that the vibrancy of the room is somewhat breathtaking as you enter.
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We would put the would-be royals through their paces — can she keep her cool while shaking hands in four-inch heels for three hours?
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In the morning, it took three women — his wife, his stepdaughter and a friend — an hour to guide him a dozen paces to the washroom.
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While his teammates went through the customary opening paces — from check-in to a conditioning test — Le'Veon Bell never made it to St. Vincent College.
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But it's also important to note that I put this thing through its paces, running as much as I could simultaneously to test its performance.
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The Food Ranger darts his eyes to the video camera held steady a few paces away by his wife, Ting, and relays our dining options.
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She paces the stage obsessively, tracing the length of the microphone cord as though walking a mandala and clutching the mike close to her chest.
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She paces the stage obsessively, tracing the length of the microphone cord as though walking a mandala and clutching the mike close to her chest.
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Like a combatant preparing for a duel, he took his paces, briskly stepping back six times and slightly off to the right of the ball.
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I just can't make it more than a couple of paces at a time without being practically smacked in the face by everyone's visible joy.
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In just a few awkward paces it's clear the almost 100-pound suit (including fuel) is built for flying not for long strolls in the park.
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With the exception of Ecuador and Venezuela, bank regulation is progressing toward alignment with Basel III capital rules, albeit with local particularities and at different paces.
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We haven't been able to put this new feature through its paces yet, though, so it remains to be seen how well it works in practices.
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ABOUT NOTRE DAME (282-267, 10-5): Bonzie Colson entered the weekend averaging a conference-leading 10.5 rebounds and paces the league with 16 double-doubles.
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Machinima is going to be rolling out some features where their folks are going to be using Modal's equipment and putting the gear through its paces.
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Butler allegedly attacked the 61-year-old victim first, authorities say, and Petrus heard the commotion from a few paces ahead on the track and intervened.
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Congressional Republicans should focus on the right they do have, and that is to put the nominee through his or her paces during the approval process.
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Beoplay's multiroom options appear to be quite limited, but as I only had one M3 to test, I was unable to put them through their paces.
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And this fall, a full field of I-Paces will compete against each other in a racing series that will take place before Formula E events.
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Micra only paces the lower chamber of the heart, so it can't be used for patients who need pacing in both the upper and lower chamber.
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We haven't had time to put them through their paces for a full review yet, but they're possibly the best noise-canceling headphones on the market.
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The Model 3 underwent extreme cold weather testing at a Tesla facility in Alaska, while the Model S was sent through its paces in wintery Minnesota.
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Logically, it ought to be the four suitors who should be put through their paces, yet it's she who rises to one partnering challenge after another.
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It can thus interact with the sensors of an autonomous car and put that car through its paces without its needing to go on the road.
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I'm also able to walk 30 full paces away and put two steel-reinforced office walls between them and my computer before the signal cuts out.
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The "normalization" of Donald Trump became a media watchword, the idea that his daily affronts could be integrated into the routine paces of a quadrennial exercise.
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By the time I opened for you at Wolf Trap a couple of years later, your husband was about 10 paces behind you pushing a stroller.
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The 20113-country bloc's booming manufacturing industry raced into 2018, churning out goods at one of the fastest monthly paces in over 20 years in January.
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The Bunker Hill neighborhood, which offers some of the most commanding views of the surrounding area, is just a few paces from the Title Guarantee Building.
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Jubbouri is upbeat as he paces on the rooftop of a house that serves as a makeshift command center, surveying the battlefield and tightly managing advances.
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In the back of the room, a woman paces holding three different iPhones in her right hand, talking on one of them, covering her other ear.
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The man clutches his head, jumps up and down, and paces anxiously, agonizingly trying to figure out how to rescue the creature from its burning habitat.
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Freshman quarterback Jalen Hurts paces the offense by accounting for 215 total touchdowns (231 passing, 21 rushing) while passing for 22,23 yards and rushing for 243.
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The gated entrance stood only a dozen paces away, but with smoke blotting their vision and choking their lungs, they appear to have lost their way.
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Do you put the memo through its paces — examining the legality of what Trump is proposing and whether it would be likely to achieve its aims?
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After a pair of crack Berlioz performances at Carnegie this past fall, this team is surely ready to put the old Ludwig van through his paces.
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He stepped off the stand and walked several paces toward the defendant, Demetrius Blackwell, who was seated beside his lawyer at the front of the courtroom.
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The players set out the sainted tune in folklike fashion, steep it in luxury in a first variation, then put it through any number of paces.
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One common method involves a human taking a robot through its paces, move by move, so that it learns how to, say, pick up a toy.
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Lipscomb — Bisons are in the NCAA tournament for the first time in school history and play at one of the fastest paces in the country. 268.
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We'll have to put the new 3D Sonic Max through its paces to see whether it actually solves the problems of the original 3D Sonic Sensor.
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Namely, updated I-Paces will do a better job of using the electric motors to help with braking, which feeds more energy back into the battery.
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The Astronaut Training Experience trains visitors for a mission to Mars, while Mars Base 1 puts rookie astronauts through the paces of a life on Mars.
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The teacher of the class, a control freak and part-time life coach, caught a whiff of yours truly at 50 paces and reeled in metrosexual shock.
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The company is also promising built-in diagnosis designed to keep the system running like new long after you get it and put it through its paces.
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I put the GPU through its paces with games like The Witcher 3 and Doom, both of which ran well at 1080p on medium-to-high settings.
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I was able to put iMac Pro through its paces early, so I tried out my most complex Logic sessions and everything is much faster and smoother.
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Bottom line, all kids learn and grow at different paces so if you want to not like me, that's fine, but please don't pick on my child.
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Dragic paces Heat to crucial win over Hornets CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The plan wasn't necessarily for the Miami Heat to sink as many 3-pointers as possible Wednesday.
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Junior tight end Jerome Washington is one of 20.60 Rutgers players with at least one reception and paces the Scarlet Knights with 224 catches and 214 yards.
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At the same time, it should be able to incorporate autonomy piecemeal as it is phased in at different paces, and with different rules, in different jurisdictions.
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Despite its image of urbanity, Fairway now includes among its 15 locations a branch set a few paces from a Sears in a mall in Rockland County.
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As the prayers proceeded, he was seen through a window sitting inside the Oval Office a few paces away, speaking with his chief of staff John Kelly.
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Springer paces Astros to 20163th consecutive win ARLINGTON, Texas — The Houston Astros, who already own the best record in baseball, are showing no signs of slowing down.
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A plaza and a grassy square sit between them and a fan can walk from one to the other in about 95 paces (108 for Cubs fans).
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T-Mobile dropped a video showing the brand new Samsung flagship being put through its paces on the carrier's LTE network in its Bellevue, Washington research lab.
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Turns out Mitchell had spent some time working a Ruby-based Gopher server named Gopher 2000, and wanted a project that put the server through its paces.
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But she put the seven-times champion through her paces, testing the injuries that have limited the American to seven matches since the Australian Open in January.
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The goal was to go faster when they were tired to prepare them for a New York marathon that is usually filled with changing paces and surges.
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SHAMES For me the greatest thing about a conductor is how he paces a piece so that it creates a sense of inevitability in how it unfolds.
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The PGA Tour on Sunday honored the basketball legend by altering a hole by a number of paces that correspond to Bryant's jersey numbers, 24 and 8.
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In his 1971 film "Basic Training," Mr. Wiseman followed a company of drafted and enlisted men at Fort Knox, Ky., as it is put through its paces.
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Different sectors and industries perform at different paces most of the time, so holding assets across a variety of sectors ensures that your portfolio contains some counterweights.
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There were cameos by familiar bit players: the Naked Cowboy and a man who paces through the lobby reading aloud from books like "Night," by Elie Wiesel.
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They sat downstairs, a few paces from the brass-colored elevators and marble lobby, on tastefully upholstered federalist chairs in a room decorated like an English estate.
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"She was very traditional, and she put authors through their paces," said Stuart Applebaum, a longtime publishing executive with Penguin Random House and the brother of Irwyn.
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"We're well within all the regulations," he told Reuters as the car went through its paces in testing ahead of next week's Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.
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And though she is moving more slowly, she still paces off her canvases and flings paint from her loaded brush so that it lands in calligraphic arcs.
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"There was a question of whether buyers would respond to lower mortgage rates and they've decisively answered that question, and answered by quicker sales paces," said Horne.
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It was even put through its paces at the controls of a Boeing 737—though those controls were installed in a flight simulator rather than a real aircraft.
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Second-leading scorer Peter Jok (233 points) earned second-team all-conference honors Monday and paces Iowa in steals (284), 103-pointers (210) and free-throw percentage (274).
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Launched in November, the GOES-251 weather satellite is still being put through its paces, but that doesn't mean it isn't already taking part in some cool science.
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It paces and clarifies what's happening, seamlessly matching the gentle tone of the story while its quiet momentum steadily churns along and drives us toward its eventual unraveling.
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Samsung has been quick to deny any rumors that the phone has been altogether canceled, and Koh reiterated that the Fold is still being put through its paces.
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Picking up seven years later, this limited series quickly goes through the paces of reassembling the gang, including, yes, Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller), whose death was greatly exaggerated.
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"I loved you in secret … People started talkin', putting us through our paces," sings Swift, who has gone to great lengths to keep her and Alwyn's relationship private.
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That, ultimately, is the best way to put a product through its paces, finding yourself a stranger in a strange land, forced to grapple with an unfamiliar product.
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Linebacker Thomas Barber, who leads Minnesota with 82 tackles and nine tackles for loss, paces the Big Ten and ranks sixth in FBS with 57 solo stops. 1.
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"We now have a robust, defensible age for early humans being present in North America more than 100,000 years previous than what people had imagined," Paces told reporters.
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The main issue is that the Tab 10's performance suffers when under a heavy load or when you put it through its paces on just one application.
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The hybrid possibilities of high voltage are shown by an experimental Ford Focus being put through its paces by the Advanced Diesel-Electric Powertrain (ADEPT) consortium, in Britain.
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Still, not everyone wants to put themselves through the televised paces of a matchmaking reality show just to get a gratis gondola ride in Venice (or worse, Vegas).
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Whenever the opposing goalkeeper settles the ball onto the grass to take a goal kick and takes a few paces back, the crowd readies and the volume builds.
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Trtl Pillow, $29.99, available at AmazonBusiness travel means putting your body through its paces and realizing quality sleep is a precious commodity that shouldn't be taken for granted.
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At the dysphagia conference in Chicago, Shingo Umene and Masahiro Hayashi explained how they and colleagues in the company's Tokyo lab had put iEat Bread through its paces.
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I will put the new extruder through its paces this week and report back but thus far print quality has been the same as with the previous extruder.
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Recently we built an A/B testing system, which allows us to test changes to individual features scientifically, and we are excited to put it through its paces.
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They stared as they passed Day and her friends; Day felt a twanging in her stomach when they walked back a few paces and their song died away.
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Those include harmony between horse and rider, the rider's position and seat, the freedom and regularity of the paces, and the lightness and ease of the horse's movements.
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But Waymo said it still intended to put thousands of self-driving cars — customized Jaguar I-Paces, to be precise — on the road over the next two years.
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As he paces the stage at Great Faith Ministries weekly Bible class on Tuesday night, it's clear that Bishop Wayne T. Jackson knows how to command an audience.
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Our home-improvement columnist put a few of the devices through their paces, and checked in with a tech expert to determine whether they posed a hacking risk.
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Ms. Guy, a retired English teacher, paces the hallways of her building three times a week while her neighbors sleep, peering into garbage chutes and sniffing for smoke.
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Here are a few snapshots from the campaign trail as the voters of the Hawkeye State put these candidates through their paces in the race to February 3.
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Dancers of flamenco, Memphis jookin, virtuoso modern dance, tap and from several ballet companies — as well as the clown Bill Irwin — were all put through their tap paces.
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As he went through the traditional inaugural paces, he toggled between the dignified bearing expected of a man in his role and the coarse bravado that he prefers.
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Peter Martins, the company's ballet master in chief, strides in, coffee cup in hand, and puts the whole company through its paces, as the rehearsal pianist plays Gershwin.
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If monoculture depends on this feeling of watching together, then streaming makes it more difficult to establish, because we watch different things at different paces for different reasons.
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Yet even as she went through the paces of partnering with him, Leonor found herself wanting to rewrite the script—and Dan's betrayal became her chance to try again.
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ECB President Mario Draghi called on Tuesday for central banks around the world to align their monetary policies to help prevent "destabilising spillovers" between economies growing at different paces.
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Opening track "In Heaven" is a period of darkness and empty shelves; sifting through belongings while the dog "just paces around all day / she's sniffing at your empty room".
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"Watching our helicopter go through its paces in the chamber, I couldn't help but think about the historic vehicles that have been in there in the past," she continued.
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If predators and prey respond to warming by heading to different places, or by speeding up or slowing down their breeding at different paces, such needs will go unmet.
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The pace left journalists covering the event dripping in sweat as they put us through our paces like a trainer at a brutal workout with one announcement after another.
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Stunt driver Vaughn Gittin Jr. took a Lincoln MKZ through its paces at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, drifting the vehicle and taking it up a signature hill climb.
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While taking photographs of a charred hotel in Fort McMurray, George Kourounis, who presents the Angry Planet television series, said he came within a few paces of a bear.
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The two showed up at Patriots Fantasy Camp -- in which team members put paying fans through the paces of a regular day in the life of a Pats player.
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" Later, Kevin Garratt would precisely recall the outline of the cell he shared with as many as 14 prisoners in China: "About 12 paces by five and a half.
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Griffin paces Clippers to win over spiraling Hornets CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Los Angeles Clippers are without Chris Paul these days, but that doesn't mean their ball movement is missing.
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WASHINGTON — The Kennedy Center's first expansion in its nearly half-century history had just opened, and its new spaces were being put through their paces for the first time.
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And so Ben releases Jubilee — from the sordid construction she wants no part of — about 10 paces away from the hotel's back entrance, as if to make a statement.
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SPECIAL POST — Deep inside the Ballroom at the Stamford, Connecticut Marriott Hotel, puzzle creator Eric Berlin paces the floor, going over the myriad last-minute details in his head.
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Leading scorer Donovan Mitchell (11.3 points) has failed to score in double figures in three straight outings, but the sophomore guard paces the ACC with 2.4 steals per game.
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It's designed as a learning lab, so once you take it through its paces you'll know enough about visual synthesis to know what else you'll want to buy next.
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All of which was context for my recent opportunity to take a drive down memory lane by putting a mint-condition 2100 Dodge Caravan through its spongy-ride paces.
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Michelle Obama put her legs -- and possibly those of her Secret Service agent -- through the paces Sunday in Washington, DC. We got Michelle on her way out of SoulCycle.
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Since the 2008 financial crisis, the Fed has put large banks through their paces each year by testing a snapshot of their balance sheets against a hypothetical market shock.
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Since the 2008 financial crisis, the Fed has put large banks through their paces each year by testing a snapshot of their balance sheets against a hypothetical market shock.
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I'd suggest a new, more balanced conversation about the future of energy that rests on four principles: An understanding that energy transitions happen at different paces in different places.
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It's a completely transformative experience of our digital lives and that's going to happen at different paces at elements to our lives that have different importance to different people.
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Even if the paces of a few decades (and too many I.Q. points to count) separate us from these giants, we're lucky to have Jim Holt help us eavesdrop.
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As Mr. Sanders began taking questions from the audience, he asked a staff member for a chair, an unusual request from a candidate who typically stands or paces onstage.
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Twenty-four hours later, Mr. Hodgkinson unleashed his attack just a few paces from the gym's front door, on the well-groomed baseball diamond where the congressmen were practicing.
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Only one campaign original remains in the White House: Dan Scavino, the social media director who recently moved into Hicks' old office, a few paces from the President's desk.
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But many of the systems that were put through their paces -- including the S-300 and S-400 air-defense systems -- are weapons that Russia has exported to China.
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Of course, even after a year we're still learning new things, but I think we're paces ahead in terms of the conversations we've had about sex so early on.
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Kelly was standing a few paces from the President as he praised Porter's work in the Oval Office, as was Hicks, the communications director who Porter has been dating.
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That means the new version of Uber's self-driving car should ostensibly be safer than its predecessors, though we won't ultimately know until the company puts it through its paces.
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He's still clutching his weapon, a hammer, when he strides into his sister's apartment, where he paces the floor like a feral cat before he lets her calm him down.
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Terri Sewell of Alabama introduced a bill in April to set varied minimum wages based on regional cost of living, which would increase to $15 per hour at different paces.
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In a scene pulled straight from issue #100 of The Walking Dead comics, Negan paces back and forth in front of Rick Grimes and friends as they're held at gunpoint.
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The"Evening Meditation" series, in particular, captures this sense of flux: here Marley paces, jogs, frowns and smiles on the beach, almost a silhouette in the blue light of dusk.
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After being put through their paces, the 9- and 10-year-old girls and boys stood in line on the school's main patio to pick up pancakes and hot chocolate.
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I got a chance to take an early test drive around New York City with Waze for Android Auto to put the system through its paces before the public rollout.
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Montgomery hardly walked a few paces before he was engulfed in embraces, one after another after another, before he and his wife made their way to a second-row pew.
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On the night of the premiere, he paces in the auditorium rather than watching the film (it was a box-office triumph and would go on to win eight Oscars).
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Updating the top-tier Mac laptops goes some way toward alleviating those fears, and we'll be eager to put these new machines through their paces once we receive review units.
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Like any new dating app, once it launches, DatePlay will be heavily reliant on network effects to ensure there are enough users to put its matching algorithm through its paces.
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Around 800 hopefuls are put through the paces to see if they can keep up with a Rafael Nadal backhand, with just about 100 people selected for the coveted spots.
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James Paces, a research geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey and co-author of the new study, used uranium-thorium dating from multiple bone specimens to determine their approximate age.
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The browser was released for public testing back in October, giving "hundreds of thousands" of users a chance to put the app through its paces and give feedback to Microsoft.
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The pitch: The promise of "personalized learning" is that students will be more successful if enabled to learn and work at their individual paces, along with regular guidance from teachers.
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The economy expanded at faster quarterly paces during four quarters under former President Barack Obama and in three quarters under former President George W. Bush, only to slow down afterward.
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Welcome to Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, where ladies are valued more for their ability to take a head shot at 20 paces than for their skills on the pianoforte.
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He runs at various paces from 13 meters (repeats of 48 seconds, 47 and 46 are a favorite workout) to six miles (with a 5:25-to-5:30 pace).
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The judge put them through their paces — walk, trot, canter — and then asked them for a three-step rein-back, that classic test of a dressage horse's training and obedience.
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At lunchtime, the office workers descend by elevator and climb a few dozen paces to the arch at Palo Alto's entrance, strolling through the streets to the family-run lunchrooms.
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In the final round, the 16th hole will be cut 24 paces on and eight from the left edge of the green to honor Bryant's jersey numbers, 24 and 8.
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MURPHY PACES NATIONALS Daniel Murphy homered, doubled twice and tied career highs with five R.B.I.s and four hits, and the Washington Nationals defeated the visiting St. Louis Cardinals, 8-3.
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Flight controllers still ran Starliner through its paces in orbit and during landing to gather key data about how the spacecraft will behave when people are eventually put on board.
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As Agent O, the head of Men in Black's American division, she puts Tessa Thompson's Molly through the paces, prodding her and trying to inject some doubt into Molly's eagerness.
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We all watch as she paces anxiously behind a stainless steel table, bends the brim of her corporate-logo-emblazoned hat, and tugs on the sleeves of her gray T-shirt.
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There are lots of different personalities in music and some people are capable of adapting well to other standards and paces; and some people really want to do their own thing.
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For those who rely on a Pebble watch to keep track of their paces, health monitoring gets a bit better today, with version 3.12 of the smartwatch maker's firmware and app.
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Having Kareem Adbul Jabbar swing by the gym to help me put these guys through the paces had me fangirling so hard, keep it together Rachel, he's too old for you!
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Walking past, you could see their temporary owners sitting on beds, yelling about nothing in particular, while listening to the same EDM music that blared from the stage mere paces away.
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I love Jeffrey Dean Morgan with a burning fury of a thousand suns and I would love to see him tell that story and see the character go through those paces.
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Instead of further examining the court's decision, however, the documentary seems content to end on that note — which is surprising, since it paces itself largely around court proceedings that feel redundant.
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After seeing how much the community enjoyed their display in 2017, the Paces decided to go all out for Halloween 2018, transforming their yard into a full replica of Diagon Alley.
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As The War Zone's Tyler Rogoway noted in a recent post, the RAAF frequently puts its heavy transport planes through their paces during similar low-flying training missions and public performances.
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As the three thieves bumble their way through the robbery, supposedly swashbuckling officer Amjad Khan (Vivek Oberoi) paces the street outside the bank, thinking of ways to draw out the robbers.
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He said whenever he makes a decision, he makes sure that it's legally permissible and from that line he takes five paces back — to allow for optics, ethical and other considerations.
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Witnesses said he had been rolling blunts at a concrete table where the White family usually sat, just a few paces in front of the bench they took that night instead.
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Other segments offer electronic tracks — some fitting for a club — that enliven the passing landscape, setting different and often unexpected paces for the fly-by views of houses, waterways, and woodlands.
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At first glance, the newly outfitted I-Paces don't look much different from the mocked-up version Waymo showed off nearly two years ago, when it announced a partnership with Jaguar.
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The scientists finally contacted James B. Paces, a research geologist at the United States Geological Survey, who determined how much uranium in the bones had broken down into another element, thorium.
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Mr. Prince and his co-director, the choreographer Susan Stroman, put a cast that includes Chuck Cooper, Emily Skinner, Brandon Uranowitz, Tony Yazbeck and Karen Ziemba through its high-kicking paces.
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Jordan Fox paces the Army offense in scoring at 2351 points per game, but has poured in a combined 286 points on 266-of-27 shooting over his past three games.
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When I chat with his friend Ms. Boom, a warm, exuberant character, before we all head out for a Japanese dinner in Amsterdam, he paces her house like a caged tiger.
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Essential stories from WIRED's canon Back in 2017, we took you to Delta's tech ops headquarters in Atlanta, where airline engineers put its airplanes' engines through the paces (on the ground).
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POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — As high noon approached, the Cornell football team went through its familiar pregame paces under a bright sun and a brilliant blue sky on the banks of the Hudson.
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Colorado transfer Tre'Shaun Fletcher paces the Rockets in assists (4.7) and also ranks second in scoring (21 points per game) and rebounding (22), corralling at least seven boards in every contest.
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The so-called route-proving tests mimic airline operations and are designed to put the 366-seat aircraft through its paces on the long-haul trips for which it is designed.
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Within a year, Mr. Cuomo had negotiated a budget that included a series of steps to raise the minimum wage at different paces for workers in various parts of the state.
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The team's recent video, which shows Odell Beckham Jr. going through the paces with some of Bayern's stars, is a good example of how Bayern has its eye on crossover fans.
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Waymo moves forward with its own autonomous vehicle announcement: It will buy 20,000 electric Jaguar I-Paces over the next couple years and equip them with what they need to drive themselves.
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ON JUNE 30TH, when President Donald Trump took a few paces inside North Korean territory with Kim Jong Un at Panmunjom, the symbolism suggested a determined new push towards easing nuclear tensions.
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"We're not going to win a whole bunch of games if we're not the hardest-working team," said Peters, who put his team through the paces on Thursday with a skating session.
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The pin for the final round was cut 24 paces (yards) from the front edge and eight from the left edge of the green to honor Bryant's two most recognized jersey numbers.
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And as for injuries — Bird will pay out if its scooter breaks, but not if a rider is putting the scooter through its paces for a bid at a new extreme sport.
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Narrated by Glen Ford, it starred the mayor, actual city and civil defense officials and real Portland citizens as they went through the paces of emergency management during a simulated nuclear attack.
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For instance, the musician hangs out the beach, while the art collector paces a rooftop terrace in San Francisco, and the writer clacks away at his typewriter in his sun-drenched backyard.
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Legislation that would allow the blanketing of our communities with several thousand new 28500-foot tall antennas installed every hundred paces is being pushed forward overriding objections from property owners or schools.
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But it was the weakest nominee in an already-weak year: A Cat In Paris is a strikingly pretty but shallow adventure that rushes through its paces without much developing its characters.
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Mr. Canora converted Terroir to Fifty Paces soon after splitting with his business partner Paul Grieco, and the place had the provisional quality often found in the apartments of freshly divorced men.
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I prefer this slightly more casual and flexible version of the bag, which you can tell has actually been put through its paces but still manages to maintain its original versatile style.
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I didn't have enough time to put the Surface Pro X through its paces to see how that affects a normal workflow, so I can't comment on that supposed limitation right now.
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ABOUT MARYLAND (20-23, 26-21994): Sophomore guard Melo Trimble paces the Terrapins with 26 points and 237 assists per game and has scored 23 in each of his last two contests.
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" In past run-ins he has described him as "a man with an eye that could open an oyster at 60 paces," and "a Dictator on the point of starting a purge.
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When the I-Paces stop rolling off the line, it will be at least the third time that a battery shortage at LG Chem has affected the production of an electric vehicle.
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For all the passion of the words, there was an air of anticlimax about the final session, with the lawyers and judges going through well-worn paces and stating well-known positions.
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"More intense competition also resulted in service providers struggling to pass on higher costs to clients, with selling prices rising at one of the slowest paces for over a year," Jones said.
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Now in its fourth and final season, the series is finally making Rebecca confront all that has gone wrong in her life, while also putting her through the song-and-dance paces.
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So he paces the concourse here at Estadio Juan Ramón Loubriel, a converted baseball stadium in a commercial neighborhood about 10 miles from San Juan, and fields text messages from his boss.
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Via Skype from Australia, where he's currently putting Elba through his paces in between takes of a little film called Thor: Ragnarok, he ended up telling us a fair bit more than that.
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I ask M. to come along and we take the dog to the foothills, choose a manageable-looking hill, and then M. keeps time as I do a variety of distances and paces.
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And whereas Keynes and Hayek were down the road from each other (respectively, in Cambridge and London), the Chinese professors are now only a few paces apart, both at the prestigious Peking University.
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Además, es probable que ella sí supiera y haya decidido hacer las paces con ello (aunque si ese fuera el caso, me gustaría que me lo hubiera dicho a mí, su hijo gay).
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In March, Waymo and Jaguar Land Rover announced they had inked a deal to build thousands of new self-driving I-Paces to be used by the Alphabet unit as self-driving taxis.
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And even though I thought I wanted a simpler wireless earbud, I left the demo desperate to put the earbuds, the charging case, and all of the Dash's other features through their paces.
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Each team is led by a sweet-shooting senior, as Michael Gbinije paces the Orange in scoring (17.8) and 3-pointers (90), while Kyle Wiltjer does the same for the Bulldogs (20.4, 86).
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I drew a treasure map showing the oak tree, the field, and the cedar tree, with dotted lines indicating the number of paces and directions, leading to where an X marked the spot.
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He knows every inch of the place, like how many paces it takes to get from the kitchen to the toolroom, or how many rungs are on the ladder down to the basement.
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Buoyant household spending, fuelled by a turnaround in the job market, kept growth motoring ahead at one of the fastest paces in the euro zone in the first three months of the year.
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Thomas paces Celtics in rout of Magic BOSTON — Jaylen Brown and Tyler Zeller warmed up the car for Isaiah Thomas, and the Boston Celtics' newly-minted All-Star went off to the races.
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As the new hire at an extermination company that deals with some fairly vicious and viscous insects, the user is put through some paces with how to kill virtual bugs in real space.
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He would leave his home through the back gate, walking a few paces down a back alley onto 15th Street, then zigzag over toward 16th, where the speedway's main entrance used to be.
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In a compound run by the seasoned instructor Master Durand (an aging Jean-Claude Van Damme, star of the original "Kickboxer," from which this version lifts elements), Kurt is put through his paces.
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"When I go upstairs about 50 paces from my cave to the Oval Office, the president knows it's because something bad has happened, frankly, domestically or to U.S. persons abroad," Monaco said Friday.
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I've been testing the original Yulex wetsuits for about two years, and I've taken them on trips to Fiji, New Zealand, and beyond, putting them through paces well outside of their job description.
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SINTRA, Portugal (Reuters) - Central banks around the world should align their monetary policies to help prevent "destabilizing spillovers" between economies growing at different paces, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said on Tuesday.
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As a cricket match plays on widescreen TVs in the adjoining American-themed diner, I introduce myself to golf coach Andy Agnoli, who will be putting me through my paces at the range.
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While Democrats tried to run defense for Comey, alternately accusing Republicans of hypocrisy and political theater, majority members of the House Oversight Committee put the FBI director through his paces on Clinton's motives.
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So let's say that Google Paces has some reviews on business A, Yelp has some review on business A, and TripAdvisor has some reviews on business A. Google is really good at ranking.
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That said, I put it through paces that I'd put any camera through, although since the cost per shot was about $2, I thought twice and thrice before committing to taking a picture.
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That said, I put it through paces that I'd put any camera through, although since the cost per shot was about $2, I thought twice and thrice before committing to taking a picture.
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A model of the compound lights up to indicate clues: A balcony is surrounded by a high wall; trash is burned rather than put out for collection; a tall man paces the grounds.
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The researchers have been putting the exosuit through its paces in a controlled laboratory setting so far, but the hope is that future studies could evaluate the device in more real-world environments.
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In 2008, Adidas filmed a series of promotional clips here, flying in the likes of David Beckham, Steven Gerrard, Patrick Vieira and Michael Ballack to put the islands' young players through their paces.
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So, Hyundai is our eighth partner as part of this ecosystem, and the vehicle partners are all developing vehicles that are different and they're going to bring them to market at different paces.
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Jaguar says the range bump is also partly thanks to the things the company learned from the data coming off the thousands of I-Paces that hit the road over the past year.
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TEENAGER PACES CITY Manchester City remained in the hunt for a record trophy quadruple as three goals from the teenager Kelechi Iheanacho helped it demolish host Aston Villa, 23-53, in the F.A. Cup.
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It follows the two main characters as they go through the initial paces of their unequal relationship, complicated by the relative financial privilege of the narrator and the elusive personality of the charismatic Mitko.
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Again, similar to much of the AI applications currently in use with various different Android handsets — as ever, I'm excited to get my hands on the damn thing to take it through its paces.
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The startup gave us a sneak peek of the product just ahead of CES's kickoff this week, happily putting it through its paces, with sweeping 360 barrel rolls and some impressive quick drops/recoveries.
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The 18 women, plus four reserves, were selected from a shortlist of 28 who were put through their paces in qualifiers at the Circuito de Almeria in southern Spain after earlier trials in Austria.
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ABOUT VIRGINIA TECH (23-163): LeDay paces the team in scoring (216), rebounding (2002) and blocks (260) and has made at least 54 percent of his shots in each of the last four games.
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The Gen2 car he'll be driving was first unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in March, with the German now to be the first one to officially put it through its paces in public.
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After a few false starts, the couple (along with Elizabeth's loyal lady's maid, Wilson, and dog, Flush) settled "six paces from the Piazza Pitti" in a grand suite of rooms they called Casa Guidi.
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"This revelation has become the monstrous secret that paces the perimeter of our marriage, like something that prowls in the shadows, a dangerous creature awaiting its moment, the right time to strike," he says.
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He would prefer that people use the device openly to jog together, even when their paces differ, he says, and he hopes it might entice people who otherwise avoid running to try the sport.
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"In my experience working with people in their 20s and 30s, the ones who get sums of money are moving forward at much faster paces than the ones who move home," Ms. Storjohann said.
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"Being out in the streets, a lot of times in bad neighborhoods, trying to skate spots, is what gave me an eye for looking 20 paces ahead and being ready for something," Templeton says.
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A friend referred her to Stewart's post and soon she was interviewing and being put through the workout paces by Ralph, a fierce competitor who, as a player, had persevered through multiple knee operations.
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On a narrow site a few paces away, at 247 Cherry Street, JDS Development Group has proposed a 1,008-foot rental with up to 660 units, 223 percent of them with below-market rents.
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The Thunder are comfortably off the record paces being set by the Warriors and the San Antonio Spurs in the West but are winners of 219 of the last 213 to make things more exciting.
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The American jet landing on the Queen Elizabeth was due to be piloted by a Briton, and plucked from a common pool of F-35s being put through their paces by a joint test team.
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When the concert ended, with a standing ovation for the Mozart symphony, the first musicians he called to stand and be recognized were the woodwind players he had put through their paces the day before.
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The Extreme E series will start putting the Odyssey 21 prototype through its paces this September, and French manufacturer Spark Racing Technology is set to deliver 12 final versions of the racecar in March 2020.
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When Trim, the company that offers the cancellation service and provided the popularity figures in this column, put me through its paces, it found nine line items (not including utilities like cable, gas and electric).
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A decade on from one of the most extraordinary seasons in the sport's history, the Briton enjoyed putting the car through its paces again at Silverstone in the build-up to the British Grand Prix.
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The robot has already shown off its ability to open doors and pal around with Jeff Bezos, and now Boston Dynamics founder Marc Raibert will be putting it through its paces onstage at the event.
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A handful seem to, and are now being put through their paces—firstly in bubbling bottles of rumen contents (the rumen is one of the animals' stomach chambers), and then in real cattle and sheep.
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But there are jittery passages for three murderous witches, and Mr. Andriessen, as he has for decades, likes to send his orchestra into churning, repetitive heaves, like an old-fashioned engine going through its paces.
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The annual meeting recalled supervisory board chairman Vaclav Paces and two other members appointed by the previous government, in which ANO was junior partner to the centre-left Social Democrats, to the 12-strong board.
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ABOUT THE 2105ERS (2-13): Embiid isn't the only Philadelphia youngster carrying a heavy load for the team, and Simmons paces the team in minutes (36.2) while offering 17.5 points, 8.9 rebounds and 7.7 assists.
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Captain Alex Ovechkin shares the team scoring lead with Oshie in goals while Nicklas Backstrom paces the club with 15 points after recording two goals and three assists in Wednesday's 7-1 victory over Pittsburgh.
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The ten-track album, due out May 13 on Vice Music, retains the band's core intensity while dialing down the overall abrasion in favor of more varied paces, straightforwardly corrosive energy, and more accessible moments.
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SCHERZER PACES NATIONALS Max Scherzer (15-7) did not allow a hit until the sixth inning, and he was dominant through eight, as visiting Washington continued its mastery of the Philadelphia Phillies, winning, 3-2.
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We're going to be putting it through its paces for a full, extended review soon, but based on what we saw at CES, this will be a very in-demand add-on for Switch fans.
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That becomes the thing that will make you not only your career grow at world class paces but also something that will help you just identify where you will end up being the most successful.
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When Buddy first tells Jess about his plans to meet up with an old acquaintance, he agitatedly paces the room, eliding specifics only to blurt "it's a her," as if he were confessing a sin.
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We can now start to fill in the latter, though, because former Fifth Gear presenter Jonny Smith repeatedly put the new electric Porsche through its launch mode paces in a new video published this week.
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Still, it's curious that Jaguar Land Rover would have a problem securing enough batteries for I-Pace production, as the automaker only sold around 18,000 I-Paces in 2019, its first full year on sale.
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Between the lines: Big oil and gas companies are employing divergent strategies to try to remain profitable in a widely uncertain future where we play the crude game of musical chairs at vastly different paces.
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The screen is pOLED, manufactured by LG. Lenovo says the durability tests have been "extensive," though if past is prologue, sometimes some real-world testing is required to really put a system through its paces.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Beverly Emers strode through campus with assurance, her 13-year-old son, Jabari, a few paces behind, as she gave the history of each monument at Bronx Community College this fall.
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IBRAHIMOVIC PACES P.S.G. Two goals by Zlatan Ibrahimovic gave him 32 in the French league and helped Paris St.-Germain thrash visiting Caen, 6-0, to give it a 27th league win in 34 games.
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We all learn in different ways and at different paces, and "hard copies" of information that you can take time to absorb at home may be more helpful than the few minutes in our offices.
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An image of a nude woman is put through numerous paces, multiplied different ways, in different colors, sometimes looking like an early Warhol painting, and is accompanied by an ecstatic blast of Philip Glass's music.
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In 1969, Oppenheim recorded the sound of his footsteps as he walked through Milan while following a map; the reel-to-reel recording of his steady paces, along with the map, are also on display.
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In a film that is, ostensibly, about who is responsible when a crime occurs (see the title), it's frustrating to see it going through the plot twist paces instead of tapping into its characters' psyche.
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Mere paces away, an artfully bearded fashion victim wearing an ostentatious hat smoked a cigar while sitting in the gutter across from Urth Caffé, a local chain that specializes in "exclusively organic coffees" and $13 salads.
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As Denver becomes increasingly gentrified, with an average cost of rent rising at one of the fastest paces in the nation, the disparity between people of new wealth and those of challenging socioeconomic status is glaring.
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We meet Kendra (Kerry Washington) as she paces a Florida police station, trying not to worry about where her teen son might be and waiting for her husband, Scott (Steven Pasquale), to join in the vigil.
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Whether the system will hold up against the rigors of the track has yet to be seen, but there's probably no one in the world more equipped to put it through its paces than Usain Bolt.
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Before a dog is placed, it's put through its paces by a canine behavioral specialist, who closely watches how the dog plays with toys and interacts with other dogs in a play yard, learns tricks, etc.
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And hey, you might be able to get one just in time for the summer, when you can take it up on the roof top or into your backyard to really put it through its paces.
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First, we visit the room where they record new instruments for Logic and Garage Band and then on to an edit bay used by the Pro Workflow Team to put Final Cut Pro through its paces.
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This is pretty typical Pinterest protocol: pick off a niche of the advertising market, run it through its paces with marketing partners, and then if it's successful open it up to the rest of the universe.
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Favorite Rollins, who owned the fastest personal best in the field, ran an almost flawless race from lane six to add Olympic gold to her 2013 world title by a couple of paces in 12.48 seconds.
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I haven't put this thing through its paces completely — the thermoplastic could prove to be this knife's downfall — but it has served us well for the past few weeks and it's become my wife's favorite knife.
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He's kind of just going through the paces and going through the motions and doing probably what he's always done — look, he's a good-looking guy, he's charismatic, and I bet that's been enough for him.
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Nate Navigato (16.6 points, 5.2 boards) has played 193 of a possible 120 minutes over the last three games and paces the team with 17 3-pointers, including the career-high tying six he drained Friday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The euro zone's booming manufacturing industry raced into 2018, churning out goods last month at one of the fastest paces in over 20 years, a survey showed, suggesting the economic recovery still has momentum.
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Private test tracks like the one owned by Sweden's AstaZero are playing an increasing role as manufacturers like Volvo put self-driving cars through their paces following high-profile setbacks on public roads, auto executives say.
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Virginia junior RB Jordan Ellis paces the ground attack with 790 yards and six touchdowns but has averaged 49.2 yards over the last five games and scored only one TD in his past seven contests. 3.
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On the Monday after the Hungarian nationals, Hosszu spent nearly 90 minutes at a health club going through her paces in a circuit workout alongside mothers and retirees toiling on treadmills, elliptical machines and stationary bikes.
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The San Francisco-based company has already taken its product through some pretty intense paces, wresting the pole position in the CloudSort benchmark from an open source offering developed by the University of California, San Diego.
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Even though my body was being put through its paces—at one point I had a blue plaster on every other finger and a burn on my wrist that exposed the fat layer—I loved it.
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He taught us our paces (the "walk" for Vaquera is not fashion's usual shoulders-back glide but a lurching, aggressive canter, knuckle dragging and furious), and he appeared, as he usually does, in the show himself.
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There is a spacious clubhouse and 22 hard courts, and its tennis director is the six-time doubles Grand Slam winner Liezel Huber, whom I watched put a preteen boy through his paces after my match.
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Richard Hendricks (Thomas Middleditch), Pied Piper's CEO, paces nervously as he responds to a question from the committee, while the Pied Piper team watches in dismay at headquarters and later celebrates his awkward, yet inspirational, response.
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He peers down at a line of dark, matted grass where, a few paces from his feet, inches from the base of the trailer, sewage flows via exposed PVC pipes into a shallow open-air trench.
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During the same time slot, in the same New School building, the trumpeter Jonathan Finlayson put his agile band Sicilian Defense through its paces, turning a tricky set of formal convolutions into something sharp and gleaming.
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VW put its finalists, Red Hat and Mirantis through their paces with 63 small pilots and use cases they had to solve on the fly at VW headquarters working in groups in separate rooms throughout the process.
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Still, the results are "good news for older adults who may have difficulty walking at faster paces," said Keith Diaz, a researcher at Columbia University Medical Center in New York City who wasn't involved in the study.
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More recently, spy shots have also been circulating, as those release candidate vehicles are going through the paces in real-world testing in and around Tesla HQ, where anyone with a camera can snap a spy shot.
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In it, Finkelstein dons a big sweatshirt ("It was $24.99 on H&M, baby") and thigh-high boots (that she had to get cobbled) to perfectly mimic the star as she paces around an airy California home.
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Before the show begins, I find myself sitting through a staff pep talk in which the chef paces up and down the floor, switching from wisecracks to furious rebukes with a mercurial speed that borders on manic.
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Jaguar I-Paces, Audi E-tron SUVs, VW E-Golfs, Hyundai Konas, and other vehicles rarely spotted in the States stream down highways and side streets en masse, like Ford F-150s and Toyota RAV4s do here.
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Zadie's Oyster Room Cooked oysters, which have a long history in New York, are the focus of Marco Canora's makeover of what was Fifty Paces (and Terroir before that): 413 East 12th Street, 9443-602-1300, zadiesoysterroom.com.
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Mr. Hoebee fleetly paces the timeless "Romeo and Juliet" narrative about young lovers divided by their warring clans, which the librettist Arthur Laurents tautly updated to a murderous rivalry among teenage gangs in 1950s New York City.
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The 23-year-old Dominican, who has allowed a total of three runs and 22 hits over 22 frames, also paces the majors in ERA and WHIP (21) and is tied for the league lead in wins.
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During the session, which drew several thousand fans, dozens peeled away from the main pool, where Missy Franklin, Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte were swimming, to watch Ledecky go through her paces in an adjacent diving well.
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At the Jamtlands Gymnasium high school in Ostersund, some 550 kilometers north of Stockholm, promising young skiers and biathletes are put through their paces four mornings a week by highly-qualified coaches at a local ski stadium.
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Northeastern relocated its model to the NERVE (New England Robotics Validation and Experimentation) Center, a large warehouse space operated by UMass Lowell that houses large obstacle courses designed to put test robots and drones through their paces.
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Since EV racing series Formula E launched in 2014, a bevy of all-electric series has launched as well, including one featuring all Jaguar I-Paces, one based around Smart ForTwos, and one for electric motorcycles. 2022.
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Canadiens 3, Rangers 1 | Canadiens lead series, 43-1 Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist held court briefly after his team went through its morning paces before Game 3 of a first-round playoff series against the Montreal Canadiens.
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Chile can go home across the Andes, defeated not by two hours of soccer, but by the lottery of shootouts that have their proper place alongside fairground games such as knocking over targets at a dozen paces.
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So on a cool winter morning in December 2017, Judge Gergel traveled from Charleston to Batesburg-Leesville to see where it all happened, and walk the 250 or so paces from the bus stop to the jail.
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They file in to their offices, put on their gloves and VR headsets (maybe at this point they actually jack in to a feed) and start guiding their robots through the treacherous paces of mining ice on Mars.
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We couldn't find any in a quick visit to the site, but given the timeliness of the presidential election in the U.S., we can only expect the system to be put through its paces in the coming weeks.
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To assess the accuracy (or inaccuracy), of the wrist-worn heart rate monitors, the researchers studied 50 young and healthy adults with the devices as they used treadmills at different paces: between two and six miles per hour.
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"Watching our helicopter go through its paces in the chamber, I couldn't help but think about the historic vehicles that have been in there in the past," said MiMi Aung, project manager for the Mars Helicopter at JPL.
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I say could because Morsy is just one man, and we haven't had the opportunity to really put the A12X in the iPad Pro through its paces or create real-world workflows that adequately benchmark it versus laptops.
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He gets up, shakes his shoulders off, paces the room, watches a hilarious fan-impersonation video of himself to get back in the zone, followed by his own diss video for Donald Trump, and continues on his day.
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Sophomore running back Justin Rankin is the team's leading healthy rusher and paces the team with six receptions, but the Flashes are averaging less than four yards per carry despite ranking among the FBS leaders with 210 attempts.
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Jacob Evans paces the offense at 14.2 points per game, while Cane Broome tied a season high with 17 points in the win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff to become the fifth Cincinnati player to average in double figures.
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Junior college transfer Jared Wilson-Frame, a 268-5 wing player, paces the team in scoring at 14 points per game and has made 18-of-44 shots beyond the arc but has 16 turnovers against seven assists.
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Junior Etou paces Tulsa in scoring (271) and rebounding (7.1), while reserve guard Corey Henderson Jr. (8.5 points) is averaging 12.1 points over his last seven outings, hitting at least three 3-pointers three times over that span.
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But at the First International Summit on Hadal Zone Exploration, held in Shanghai in June—a few weeks before Zhang Jian set sail—the cruise still had no scientific plan beyond putting the unmanned submersibles through their paces.
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"Investment banks have traditionally been the most generous with salaries to attract entry level talent, putting candidates through their paces in often gruelling interview processes," Amanda Stansell, economic research analyst at Glassdoor, said in a press release Wednesday.
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Washington (CNN)As President Donald Trump stood before television cameras on Friday to announce he'd ordered a sustained campaign of strikes in Syria, his new national security adviser John Bolton was standing a few paces away, reading along.
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"Pound for pound, I think it's one of our best productions," Mr. Gelb said with a mischievous smile as he watched the refurbished machine put through its paces at a technical rehearsal on the Met's stage last month.
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He often appears on a matching screen, his image captured live as he slowly paces, as if in a trance; a camera set on a dolly track snaking around the main stage at Here follows his every move.
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The 16th-hole pin in the final round was cut 24 paces (yards) from the front edge and eight from the left edge of the green to honor Bryant's two most recognized jersey numbers, the PGA Tour said.
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The Russian-born author Vladimir Nabokov more than once complained about the conventions of depicting Russian duels in non-Russian works of art — noblemen with their backs turned to each other, walking 10 paces ahead, and so on.
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But what we do have is the capacity to change at paces faster than evolutionary ones, and use our large cerebral cortexes and culture to restructure the division of labor, and, along with it, stereotypes, expectations, and behavior.
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Start by ordering a whole watermelon from the Original Coconut Kookoo—its insides blitzed to pink cream—then carry the sloshing globe a few paces to one of the Island's two bars to have it spiked with rum.
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NAPLES, Italy (Reuters) - Thwacks and thumps echo through the hallway of the 17th century church in a neglected Naples neighborhood as 21-year-old Nico Rodrigues and 20 other youngsters go through their paces in the boxing ring.
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Anyone who watched this week's proceedings unfold would struggle to look at this theory with a straight face, given how rigorously every single lawyer who addressed the judges was put through their paces and examined with no detail spared.
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Standing at 47 inches tall and capable of walking 65 paces per minute, HUBO is one of the 85 robots that the Pyeongchang Olympics is utilizing to assist with security, as well as information services, mural-painting, and cleaning.
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I mentioned skiing above, and for a reason: transporting long items in the trunk is made possible with pass-through sections in the rear seating that basically pop out to allow you to do more with the paces available.
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Wolford paces Wake Forest in rout of Boston College John Wolford threw for one touchdown, ran for another and totaled 243 yards from scrimmage, leading visiting Wake Forest to a 34-22 blowout victory over Boston College on Saturday.
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The proposals, outlined in a draft paper seen by Reuters, could prove controversial in car-mad Germany, whose decades-old motorway network is famous for "no limits" sections where drivers can put even the fastest cars through their paces.
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ABOUT BAYLOR (23-22.6): Prince paces four Bears in double figures at 21.59 points while Gathers is one of the top big men in the country, averaging 8.63 points with 28.6 rebounds while shooting 277 percent from the field.
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Amy. You want to know who set up my gym in our garage and then went in there every day, putting me through my paces like a personal trainer-turned-drill-sergeant for two or three hours a day?
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"We will also see some still-positive, but sort of across- the-board lower paces of hiring in March as compared to the previous months," said Sam Bullard, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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When Paul momentarily finds his way out of a room he's been relegated to for some time, she paces around his bed, calmly telling him a story about medieval punishments—foreshadowing the obvious fucked-up-ness that happens next.
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Schilowitz tells me that Paramount is planning in the full range of talent that it works with, from J.J. Abrams and Steven Spielberg to first time directors that are coming up to put the Intel studio through its paces.
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Serena Cherry, a 27-year-old from the UK who has the Saw ride from England's Thorpe Park tattooed on her arm, says a true coaster fan should know who has built a ride from over a hundred paces.
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Today, the church is a historic anchor in an area that has had a significant amount of economic investment; the Greektown Casino is just a few paces down the street, and numerous chain and local restaurants line Monroe Street.
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It's hard to stop quoting Alisoun, and Begvall paces her voice in unexpected ways — a pastiche of sex-related contemporary song lyrics ("1DJ2MANY"), a name-dropping homage to experimental women writers ("Bookes"), a richly woven typology of western fashion ("Stitch").
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However, rather than admire the free kick that Payet curled toward the top corner of his goal, Hart somehow skipped two paces to his left and leapt high into the air to palm the ball away with his left hand.
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WASHINGTON — Alex Bregman held his bat in the air with his left hand and walked five paces down the first-base line, his head turned to watch the final landing spot of a baseball he had launched toward Capitol Hill.
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Tasha: The fight against the Praetorian Guard was a particular thrill, in part because we get to see weapons expressly designed to use against lightsabers, and we get to watch Kylo and Rey properly put through their paces as combatants.
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Fourth-year guard Jared Terrell paces Rhode Island in scoring at 17.9 points per game, but is averaging just 12.7 points on 217-of-21 shooting in three games since his 26.6-point breakout in the upset win over Seton Hall.
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We've been putting One UI through its paces on a Galaxy S10e to see just how well it works versus the stock-Android-with-a-few-little-twists that Google uses on its Pixel phones (the Pixel 2 in our case).
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Two days before South Carolina's crucial Republican primary, Trump paces the field at 35%, followed by Cruz's 19% and Rubio's 103%, in a Poll of Polls averaging the four most recent surveys of likely Republican primary voters spanning February 10-17.
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Like Game Of Thrones and Peter Jackson's Lord Of The Rings films, Shannara suggests a whole new generation of blacksmiths, leatherworkers, and weavers have sprung up around the fantasy-epic boom, and this show certainly puts them through their paces.
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Looking ahead the Board sees global economic growth as likely to be affected by factors such as the movements toward spreading trade protectionism, the paces of monetary policy normalization in major countries, and the directions of the US government's economic policies.
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His measured passes to Ronaldo and Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema distinguished the final, but he wasn't called upon for the test of nerves in the shootout, the kick at 12 paces that has all the subtly of a firing squad.
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With their captain, John Tavares, and goaltenders Jaroslav Halak and Thomas Greiss still at the World Cup of Hockey in Toronto, the Islanders are working toward their second year in Brooklyn amid the usual paces of training camp and preseason games.
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I watched a group called Lady Bizness unleash a fine Riot grrrl squall about 20 paces from Figment's whimsical miniature golf course for a crowd wearing black T-shirts ranging from classics (the Cramps) to novelties ("I'm a divisive issue").
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EditorsNote: updates sixth graph, Bucks remained in fifth in the East Barnes paces Mavericks past Bucks MILWAUKEE — The Dallas Mavericks arrived in Milwaukee with a four-game losing streak and had already been officially eliminated from the Western Conference playoff picture.
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Right now, she's putting her dark side through its paces in the third season of Penny Dreadful, in which she plays Vanessa Ives, a demon-hunting medium who was possessed by the devil and fell in love with a werewolf.
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She shocks herself with her viciousness at the Particicution (terrified to buy into the Gilead bullshit for one second), but she also clocks Nick's interest from ten paces, determined to get some of her own back in any way possible.
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Looking ahead the Board sees global economic growth as likely to be affected by factors such as the paces of monetary policy normalization in major countries, the directions of the U.S. government's economic policies, and the movements toward spreading trade protectionism.
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Motorola also shared this video that it's calling "the real razr flip test": This is the second folding torture test that CNET has performed on a foldable, after it put the Galaxy Fold through its paces in October last year.
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That explains his jittery anticipation as he paces a church hall in the run-up to Christmas, in the hope that the child he hasn't seen in three years will make a festive-season appearance to her still-devoted father.
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On Tuesday, Qatar's players appeared to be in good humor as they ran out to practice around sunset at a local field in Abu Dhabi, joking and teasing one another as a group of Spanish coaches put them through their paces.
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The Union would cease to be a "two-speed Europe," with all 28 members converging at different paces toward the same goal, and become a permanent two-tier or multitier construction, possibly with an outer circle of associates such as Turkey and Ukraine.
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Perhaps the most obscure and intriguing is a 2012 YouTube clip, nearly an hour in length, that features early Apple engineer Thomas Gilley going through the paces of the PenLite as part of the long-running patent case involving Apple and Samsung.
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So overwhelming is this instinct that it obscures our ability to see even the most baldfaced forms of trickery, especially in moments of weakness, which an expert cheat can spot from a thousand paces (or create, if he or she is especially enterprising).
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I've been testing the new Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 22 (we're going to call it the Xbox Elite 240 controller) over the past two weeks, putting it through its paces in an effort to test both its features and build quality.
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" Greg Kurstin, who's produced such Apple favorites as the Foo Fighters, Adele and Sia, tweets, "I was able to put iMac Pro through its paces early, so I tried out my most complex Logic sessions and everything is much faster and smoother.
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But now I was presented with the chance to put the Swarovski tracker (pretty much a bling-ed out version of the Misfit Shine) through its paces during a 1503-minute barre workout session — as the trend swings toward ballet-inspired fitness routines.
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Satterlee puts these motifs through their formal paces — rotating and mirroring them; reducing them to line; casting them into shadows; locking them into patterns and then clouding them over with mists of color — and in the process convinces us of their efficacy.
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I definitely put the 4,73mAh battery through its paces while covering Computex, which involves a whole lot of web browsing, productivity software, and photography on the go, and I never once needed to get my USB-C battery pack out of my bag.
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The company says it has three Jaguar I-Paces, the British automaker's hotly anticipated electric vehicles, driving around the Bay Area collecting design requirement data and developing durability tests, though the vehicles lack any self-driving hardware and software as of yet.
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As well as putting some of the world's most amazing vehicles through their paces, Jay meets fellow car enthusiasts from whom he'll discover the touching, hilarious and sometimes hard-to-believe stories that make these cars more than just rubber and metal.
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The camera paces through the offices as if it's been snorting cocaine, just like several of the characters do, and the story often feels as if it will simply tip over the edge into inspired weirdness, rather than any kind of coherence.
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Maurice, a self-proclaimed "genius with wires," and his wife Star pass a Rockstar energy drink between them as he paces around the car, making sure all the cords are plugged in and the converter they've hooked to the engine doesn't overheat.
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Leading scorer Bryce Brown (16.2) paces the SEC in 3-point attempts (94), but he has struggled to find his range over his last five outings, going 14-for-43 despite mixing in a 6-for-763 effort against UAB on Dec. 9.
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So while the business has long been profitable it's now getting put through its paces at YC's bootcamp, and will likely be looking to raise VC funding once it graduates to help it step on the gas, says co-founder Matt Drozdzynski.
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BOGAERTS PACES RED SOX Xander Bogaerts tacked four more hits, including a two-run homer, onto his major-league-leading total, bringing it to 92, as the Boston Red Sox broke away late to beat the Minnesota Twins, 15-4, at Target Field.
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"You Can't Save Me, So Stop Fucking Trying" and "Desideratum" are definitely straightforward, but they still boast enough great beats and engaging paces to be immediately likable, even if they aren't as nuanced or crushingly impactful as the band's most memorable tracks.
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The company had been in stealth mode for the past year, developing highly advanced artificial intelligence-powered visualization and mapping technologies to make easy tools for creating three-dimensional images, and they were finally ready to put the tech through its paces.
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PARELES Fifteen years ago, the vibraphonist Stefon Harris was a few paces ahead of the pack with Blackout, a group that reached back to the Young Lions era with one hand and grasped toward fresh ideas about genre-agnosticism and innovation by rhythm.
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Rather, the flight is designed to put the rocket and its ship through all the paces — with a spacesuit-clad mannequin named Rosie inside — and show it&aposs safe to fly NASA astronauts to and from terra firma in the near future.
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The men's favorite Galen Rupp chased the lead pack until he dropped out around the 20-mile mark with hypothermia; in the women's race the favorites Molly Huddle and Shalane Flanagan dropped to paces much slower than their goal but still finished.
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WASHINGTON — The most successful deal of Jared Kushner's short and consequential career in real estate and politics involves one highly leveraged acquisition: a pair of adjoining offices a few penny-loafer paces from his father-in-law's desk in the White House.
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As well as putting some of the world's most amazing vehicles through their paces, Jay meets fellow car enthusiasts from who he'll discover the touching, hilarious and sometimes hard to believe stories that make these cars more than just rubber and metal.
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Senior guard Frank Mason III is second in the conference in scoring with a 212 points, leads the Big 251.2 with 33 assists and paces the team in 23-point field goal percentage at 292 percent, which is second in the conference.
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And writer and director Sam Esmail (the show's creator and showrunner, who has directed every single episode of the show since the season two premiere) paces the episode at a dead sprint, while also infusing it with the spirit of the holiday season.
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Black, 25, who is back sailing after an injury kept him ashore, springs into action as Caudrelier puts the sleek red yacht through its paces, with a quiet but firm instruction of "Three, two, one ... tack" to let the crew know it is turning.
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Technically, there are no drops on this album, although "The Upside" comes close; Stirling's violin is not the instrument to be put through such paces — it wants to flutter, twirl, float, loop around, and go kapow rather than march in loud, self-renewing circles.
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Surely, the Arab Spring and, to a smaller extent, Bernie Sanders's revolution, the Women's March, and Trump's "Make America Great Again" probably would have progressed at slower paces and potentially in a less well-organized fashion without the help of tools like Facebook and Twitter.
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Forward Taurean Price, a first-team All-Big 183selection who led the way Thursday with 24 points and 13 rebounds, paces theteam with 15.7 points and is joined in double figures by guard Al Freeman(22) and forwards Rico Gathers (211) and Jonathan Motley (26).
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In one corner of a front room, next to a permanently installed painting, a video work shows a pair of blinking eyes; it screens opposite three metronomes ticking at different paces, so that the room becomes invigorated through these small gestures that recall bodily functions.
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Cruz, who attends a Southern Baptist church and paces a stage like one of its preachers, has wooed the leaders of the evangelical grassroots for eight months, a courtship that is paying off this winter as he wins a string of high-profile endorsements.
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Perhaps that's why he walks 10 paces ahead of his wife, jokes in front of a room full of men that Nikki Haley, the US ambassador to the UN, can be "replaced" (like a girlfriend?) and snubs a handshake from German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Each week will feature a different celebrity who will compete for top honor on the leader board at the new Top Gear America studio and track, Speed Vegas, while Top Gear's stalwart Stig will once again be on hand to put guests through their paces.
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The company promised to shed more light on the product today, as Richard You takes the stage, but for now, it appears to be the kind of cautious presentation one gives involving a device that isn't quite ready to be put through its paces.
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I'll have to wait for a full review to really put Rylo, and its app, through its paces, but I walked away from my first demo seriously impressed with the camera and its potential to make video-editing as easy as posting to Instagram.
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This build of the game that supposedly has no major bugs is then sent to the small army of testers that make up The Coalition's quality assurance (QA) team, which will put the game through its paces for three days, and inevitably find more bugs.
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Also ported over from the Broadway production are the director Kenny Leon and his star, Kerry Washington, who paces the waiting area of a Miami police station after her son, an incoming West Point student, didn't return home after a night out with friends.
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Roughly midway through the event, members of the press were invited to go onto the course for the "Course Walk," which is the only chance the riders have to walk the course themselves and count out how many paces are in between each jump.
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Atlanta, which is in third place in the conference, will be put through its paces in the next couple of weeks, playing two games apiece against the first-place Cleveland Cavaliers and the second-place Toronto Raptors, and hosting the fourth-place Boston Celtics.
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Paranoid androids: • The opening scene revisits the conversation between Dolores and Bernard, in which Bernard confesses to being "frightened" of what she might become, but extends it long enough to reveal that it's Dolores putting Bernard through the paces — not the other way around.
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"Over the past few months, people have begun to notice more of our latest Waymo Driver cruising in the San Francisco Bay Area, especially since our all-electric Jaguar I-Paces look a little different thanks to our latest hardware sensor suite," Jeyachandran stated.
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He said his wife, Sabrina Huls, has taken to calling Alexa his girlfriend when they have dinner parties, though Mr. De Baets likes to describe her as his housemate, and Ms. Huls rolls her eyes as he puts Alexa through her paces for guests.
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For this recital, at which she will be accompanied by the pianist Akira Eguchi, Ms. Meyers will put her Guarneri through its paces with new and recent compositions by Jakub Ciupinski, Morten Lauridsen and Einojuhani Rautavaara, alongside well-loved classics by Beethoven and Ravel.
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His fusty sweater vests and professorial beard are designed to lend him an air of authority as he paces in front of no fewer than four chalkboards, delivering manic monologues about the DNC, FBI, IMF, and a cast of at least nine Ukrainian political figures.
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And while in London, prices have been going down, and I would say significantly, over the last 12 to 18 months, in the rest of the country, house prices continue to rise at modest paces, and people are asking for mortgages, and we are doing more lending.
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As they munched on pizza and dodged the few raindrops that worked their way through the dense canopy, the knot of young men and women were quickly put through the paces of how to conduct a political canvass by organizers from the Democratic Socialists of America.
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After I finish my multihour chat with Nick Millington in the "Fenway" meeting room at Sonos' Boston office, hardware lab manager Jim Weineck whisks me away to give me a full tour of the company's labs, where products, new and old, are put through their paces.
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In a video documenting the landing, the drone first catches up with the car, paces it, temporarily flies two feet above the car and then uses visual recognition systems to find a target on the roof of the car and use that guide the final landing.
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The so-called "data duel" — where two people got up in front of the class, exchange laptops, walk ten paces, turn around and delete any one document from the other's computer, closing windows and emptying the trash so as to make the act secret and permanent.
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In it, Corden will appear as "himself" as he searches for someone to take over for him at The Late Late Show, putting a group of young potential successors through their paces in what sounds like a spoof of reality competition shows like America's Next Top Model.
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A Running Shoes Guru reviewer put the Pegasus 36 through the paces saying, "" They do point out that the mid-sole started showing some compression around 250 miles, so if you are covering large distances during your training runs, this is something to take into consideration.
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ET, ESPN3 ABOUT OREGON STATE (8-3): Sophomore forward Tres Tinkle paces the team in scoring (17.5 points per game) and rebounding (7.0) while one shy of sharing the lead in assists, and is the only Beaver to score in double figures in every game this season.
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Larnell paces the film a little strangely and doesn't give us nearly enough battle rapping, but the real draw is star Chanté Adams, who easily embodies the charisma and ferociousness of the film's heroine, ethering everyone who dares underestimate her through a row of sparkly braces.
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And if you're especially clever, or if you're visiting the show for a second or third time, you'll start to do all of that looking from the exhibition's first visual steps — that is, from a few paces away from the gallery's front window, approaching from outside.
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There's something cinematic, even self-consciously hokey, about the paces they are put through, with Connell sweeping in repeatedly to rescue Marianne from awful men, most memorably her brother, Alan, a figure of such one-dimensionally motiveless malignity that he seems transported from another book entirely.
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For this Thursday-evening recital, at which she will be accompanied by the pianist Akira Eguchi, Ms. Meyers will put her Guarneri through its paces with new and recent compositions by Jakub Ciupinski, Morten Lauridsen and Einojuhani Rautavaara, alongside well-loved classics by Beethoven and Ravel.
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"If the vice president had run, I still think Secretary Clinton would be on course for the nomination, but I also think he would have put her through paces that would have made her even stronger for the general election," said Bill Burton, a former adviser to President Obama.
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The Property Brothers star is marrying his longtime love, Linda Phan, in a lavish ceremony in Italy this weekend, but the couple took time Thursday to put their 20-person wedding party through their paces in rehearsal, which they followed with an intimate gathering full of delicious local fare.
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Senior guard Burton (14.4 points, 6.2 rebounds), last year's conference newcomer of the year after transferring from Marquette, paces Iowa State in steals (55) and blocks (44) and is aiming to become the first Cyclone to lead the team in both categories since Royce White in 883-12.
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Matt Damon growing potatoes in the film The MartianThe promotion actually sounds pretty cool:Heading to this world renowned NASA facility, you'll be put through paces on their mind-blowing Astronaut Training Experience® program to see if you have the ingenuity, spirit and strength to survive in space!
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For a brief period on Tuesday afternoon, the Mercedes-Benz EQC seemed to live in a quantum state where it both fell far short of the range offered by the Tesla Model Xes and Jaguar I-Paces of the world and almost blew them out of the water.
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Lows were assessed with instrumental hip-hop, dubstep, and other genres that are taxing on subwoofers; chuggy, technical metal put the low mids through their paces; punk for the mids; acoustic singer-songwriters stuff for the highs and high mids; modern pop to check how all the ranges interacted.
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ABOUT RUTGERS (1-4, 33-2 Big Ten): Robert Martin (209 rushing yards) became the 14th player in program history to reach 14.2,217.8 for his career in the loss to the Buckeyes, while fellow senior Gus Edwards paces the team in rushing (14) and all-purpose yards (22).
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And with the company's planned robot races, there will be ways for audiences in the stands to shape the course of the race, potentially by throwing augmented reality obstacles onto the track for the autonomous cars to avoid — creating new challenges for technology to be put through its paces.
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I've put it through its paces with demanding games like The Witcher 210 and Battlefield 217 and it's barely broken a sweat, and what's more, EVGA has just introduced a version of this laptop with a GeForce GTX 217 inside it (not a mobile version, the actual desktop card).
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While Rose dropped three shots in one hole, Harris English, an American despite his name, picked up the same number with an albatross at the par-five 11th, where his second shot from 235 yards landed softly a couple of paces in front of the cup and rolled in.
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Unsimulated intercourse is always a good controversy-starter on the Croisette, though after Chloë Sevigny and Vincent Gallo did the dirty in "The Brown Bunny" and Gaspar Noé put his actors through their pornographic paces for "Love 3-D," it may not pack the punch it used to.
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On the podium last month, Mr. Rattle was putting the Be Phil amateurs through their paces as they rehearsed Brahms's First Symphony, which they were playing at the orchestra's open day, when it unlocks the doors of the Philharmonie for a day of free concerts large and small.
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They also hope to study longer running distances and different paces, to see how those variables affect changes within the knee, and to recruit older and injured runners, whose knees might have begun to respond fundamentally differently to the activity than the joints of healthy people in their 20s.
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Después de años de nacionalizar las empresas, determinar el tipo de cambio y fijar el precio de los bienes más básicos, una serie de medidas que durante mucho tiempo contribuyeron a la escasez crónica, pareciera que Maduro hizo las paces con el sector privado y ahora lo deja trabajar.
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In the church hall, built between 1602-1611 and is famous for its bright yellow dome that can be spotted miles away, the 8-22 year-olds are put through their paces by two policemen, a relationship which has helped calm tension between police and youth on the streets.
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This season, Zion Williamson, R.J. Barrett and Cam Reddish joined that group; those three are expected to be selected high in the first round of this summer's N.B.A. draft, making it seven lottery picks who have put White through his paces — and the ringer — at one point or another.
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Walker paces Florida State past Colorado State Florida State freshman guard M.J. Walker had a season-high 22 points and five 303-pointers in the Seminoles' 90-73 victory over the Colorado State Rams in the Jamaica Classic at the Montego Bay Convention Centre in Montego Bay, Jamaica on Sunday.
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Fellow defensive end Zach Allen has four sacks, is tied with Landry for the team lead in tackles for loss (eight) and paces BC with 55 tackles after setting a career high with 22 versus Virginia Tech, while safety Lukas Dennis is tied for the FBS lead with five interceptions.
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I haven't been able to put it through its paces yet, but in my experience with it last night, I kept neurotically checking the battery life estimator and it kept throwing up figures close to 21 hours, even on a laptop that was two-thirds charged and not sitting idle.
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On the morning of Jaguar's big event, it was announced that the company born out of the former Google self-driving car project in 2016 and the one with decades of history as a brand known for luxury and performance are collaborating to build up to 20,000 self-driving I-Paces.
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"Our plane was diverted to a different airport (an air force base outside London) and they said that 26 blonde spies had landed, and that was what all the press reported," Kondratyeva told Reuters during rehearsals in Moscow where, as coach, she was putting the principal dancers through their paces.
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And the tracks offer fantasias to match, blurring together the neon haze of supersonic trap production, drum programming that hurtles along at paces that leave even junglists with motion sickness, and towering synth work evocative of the unrepentant gleam of mainstream EDM, but you know, off-balance, a little surreal.
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But the bizarre, almost giraffe-like neck and small head of Saul's rearing horse obviously derives from one of the two horses in the colossal Roman statue group of the "Dioscuri" in the Piazza del Quirinale (only a few paces from the exhibition), which Parmigianino saw when he was in Rome.
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A larger group of composers, among them Lisa Bielawa, Noam Sivan, Eric Nathan and Anthony Cheung, put Ms. Koh through her paces with athletic works that employed many of the challenges Paganini specialized in: extreme jumps in register, double- and triple-stopped notes, trills, blurs of fast runs and arpeggios.
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"Produce 101," a popular online talent show, puts women through their paces for one of 11 spots in a female pop band; at first, Wang Ju, a 25-year-old model manager who'd almost lost her place on the show earlier in the season, seemed an unlikely candidate for success.
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As gaming has expanded beyond traditional consoles and into the cloud and across the web to PCs and phones, it has become one of the most demanding uses of computer processing power, putting machines through their paces not just in graphics, but audio and overall responsiveness when it comes to gameplay.
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SALE PACES RED SOX Chris Sale pitched six and a third innings and recorded nine strikeouts, Mitch Moreland hit a solo home run for the third straight game, and Boston defeated the Minnesota Twins, 4-1, at Fenway Park in a matchup of two of the American League's top teams.
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A year ago, I sat atop a mountain outside Oslo and heard two top American biathletes, Susan Dunklee and Lowell Bailey, talk about the frustration of competing to their lung-straining best and suspecting that some of the athletes a few paces ahead of them might have a chemical advantage.
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In the 1980s, he tracked down witnesses the Army had never spoken to: a scout who had conveyed the body to the churchyard, an intelligence officer who drew a map showing an ancient mango tree 50 paces southwest of the church, next to the spot where the lieutenant was buried.
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SpaceX has been working toward this goal for the better part of a decade, and Musk seemed to be feeling sentimental about the upcoming moment; just before sharing the new clip, Musk tweeted a simulation from 2011 that shows an early design of a Dragon ship going through similar paces.
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But as the nominee, Judge Neil M. Gorsuch, goes through his paces on Capitol Hill, keeping a bipartisan schedule of Senate meetings, the process has laid bare the dilemma now facing Democrats at every turn, forcing the party into disparate factions over a nominee with copious credentials but deeply conservative roots.
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One hundred and fifty paces along the tented pier, past heaving chefs spit-roasting venison with mole and plums, past apple pie–spiced pulled pork sliders with chipotle and bacon mac 'n' cheese, and just before a serving station offering "housemade Spam" on buttered rolls, is a tray of rapidly vanishing desserts.
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Senior Frank Mason (2176 points, 282 assists), who ranks second in the Big 258 in scoring and third in assists, is coming off a career-high tying 30-point effort and also paces Kansas in field-goal percentage (58.9) - the best mark by a Division I guard averaging at least 20 points.
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But still, this is meant to be a bike for racing through the rough stuff, so to put it through its paces, I took it on a tour of east Brooklyn's worst roads, including about 15 miles of riding in high-speed traffic over ruts and cracks and gaps and speedbump-sized bumps.
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Anyone can sign up for testing, but you need to install TestFlight on iOS, and join a waiting list for Android: We didn't make it to the front of the Android queue in time for this article but we could at least put the iOS version of the Edge browser through its paces.
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And when Mr. Goldman felt well enough to transfer from the biocontainment center to the center's more dormitory-like quarantine unit, he announced his determination to reduce stress by resuming his daily exercise routine, which would require him to walk the length of his room — 14 paces — until he reached 10,000 steps.
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German's command has improved through working with the Yankees' pitching coach, Larry Rothschild, and he now leads baseball with eight wins and paces the team's rotation with a 2.50 E.R.A. German has mitigated the loss of Severino, who may not return from the strain of his right latissimuss dorsi until this summer.
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"That's me every single day," Mr. Eckstein said at the Timo Weiland show, held in a sunny loft just paces east of Hudson Yards, and which was the comeback, after a two-year hiatus, of a men's wear label that for a fashion minute was by every accounts the one to watch.
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But as the Mandalorian goes through his paces — a few battles to establish his talent for violence, the acceptance of an iffy bounty contract, the acquisition of a curmudgeonly sidekick, a surprise twist that humanizes him and sets the season's story in motion — it's also clear that we're firmly within the Jediverse.
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Behind the scenes, the Russian startup, which has since relocated to Sunnyvale, California and is being put through its paces at accelerator Y Combinator, is building machine learning tech based on user profiles, the subjects its users have answered calls on, and feedback after each call to help Wakie become better at matching callers.
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