Now perpendicular to the tower, my world shifts 90 degrees.
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LIGO's antennas are L-shaped, with perpendicular arms 2.5 miles long.
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Have your partner enter you from below, perpendicular to your body.
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That creates a gradient of ionic concentration perpendicular to the surface.
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Be sure they're perpendicular to the first two — and that's it!
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This resultant vector is perpendicular to both of the starting vectors.
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When butterflies land, they orient their wings perpendicular to their bodies.
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Unpolarized light vibrates in random directions perpendicular to the direction it moves.
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Then, holding the dryer perpendicular to your strands, blow it out smooth.
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The image on the Starlink site shows four discs at perpendicular orientations.
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Dr. Brown remembered that five objects had been found in perpendicular orbits.
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It can also identify and steer into parallel and perpendicular parking spots.
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Drejka pulled up in his SUV seconds later, parking perpendicular to Jacobs.
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Tesla has also expanded the vehicles' parking abilities to support perpendicular spaces.
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It was driving on a street running perpendicular to the Revel rider.
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You want to try to keep the board perpendicular toward the shore.
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When that's done, a perpendicular line along 6th Street would be natural.
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He made sure they were perpendicular to the edge of the desk.
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Access to the attached two-car garage is from a perpendicular street.
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We call that the "normal force," because it's perpendicular to the surface.
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The seam in the center should run perpendicular to the rolling pin.
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I landed on my instructor, essentially, but we landed perpendicular, so we're crossed.
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Two benches jut outward from a floating wall, perpendicular to a massive projection.
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Amazon employees' cars line up along a narrow street perpendicular to the highway.
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Holding your brush perpendicular to your eyes will help get the most precise application.
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The BMW can parallel or perpendicular park itself without any input from the driver.
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Fall comes when the sun's warming rays line up perpendicular to Earth's axial tilt.
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Diagonal to that is a rectangle one, and another rectangle is perpendicular to that.
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The mirror splits the laser into two beams that flow perpendicular to each other.
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It vibrates in a sort of trembling cross, with movement in perpendicular directions, simultaneously.
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Autopark: When activated, the car can steer itself into a parallel or perpendicular parking space.
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The car has its hood popped and is sitting perpendicular to a blue Porsche coup.
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To get around this, I usually had to put the screen perpendicular to the lens.
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The solstices occur because most planets do not spin upright, or perpendicular to their orbits.
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The Milky Way ran exactly over the middle of the campsite, perpendicular to the stream.
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They are screened on adjacent perpendicular walls yet seem to cohere as a single work.
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But here are expressions for the field perpendicular and parallel to the axis of the dipole.
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"First of all, the rotation axis of the asteroid is perpendicular to the orbit," he said.
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For example, another set showed that the asteroid rotates perpendicular to its orbit every 7.5 hours .
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The launcher still fires the ball in a direction perpendicular to the cart, but then what?
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This is something we can see when perpendicular lines intersect, since 90 + 90 + 153 + 90 = 360.
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The sticks are connected to a motorized pedestal that spins the two perpendicular rods in circles.
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In addition, Hurricane Sandy moved perpendicular to the coast, which was ideal for maximizing coastal flooding.
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The motorcycle's rear wheel is comprised of 16 smaller wheels that rotate perpendicular to its spin.
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However, that strip of affected concrete is crossed br the two perpendicular runways — 1L and 1R.
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The fall equinox occurs when the sun's warming rays line up perpendicular to Earth's axial tilt:
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This type of escape ramp contains loose rows of sand perpendicular to the direction of traffic.
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At the first, she parked alongside a rural highway, perpendicular to a pasture and wooden fence.
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Here's how: Position the meat on a cutting board so it is perpendicular to the board.
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And then, I hit a barrier head on and was now perpendicular to the oncoming traffic.
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Whenever possible, a pilot would prefer to land flying into the wind and not perpendicular to it.
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Each facility has an L-shaped tunnel with 4 kilometer (2.5 mile) legs perpendicular to one another.
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Fog harvesters are mesh nets, usually one meter squared, erected perpendicular to the path of the wind.
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During the equinox, it becomes momentarily perfectly perpendicular, meaning the sun's rays pass directly over the equator.
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To track a moving object like a ball, you typically set two cameras perpendicular to each other.
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A subsequent, brief pulse of radio-frequency energy causes the protons to spin perpendicular to the pulse.
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Just last month, he sprained his ankle, with replays showing it turning nearly perpendicular on the court.
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Out past a wavelength, electric and magnetic fields go perpendicular to one another and become electromagnetic waves.
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Pulled along horizontal corridors of light, they occasionally slip into a perpendicular plane, advancing toward the audience.
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Or the bandeirinhas could be tessellated across an entire canvas, their edges woozily tilting off the perpendicular.
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Wagner then applies a second, perpendicular layer of tape over the colored strips, again precisely edge to edge.
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Pull the bar upward in a motion perpendicular to the floor, keeping it in contact with your shins.
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Because of this angle, the separation force contributes to the "normal" force that is perpendicular to the pages.
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The grass should be cut in straight lines, across the width of the pitch, perpendicular to the touchline.
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Autopilot should only be used on divided highways, as it isn't yet capable of responding to perpendicular traffic.
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Most modern architecture is composed of Euclidean geometry, although there is no perpendicular grid in the natural world.
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It's a force that is perpendicular to the ground and prevents the car from falling through the road.
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For a force that continues to act perpendicular to the velocity, the object will move in a circle.
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The Earth's magnetic field becomes almost perpendicular to its surface here, drawing the solar particles into the atmosphere.
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Perpendicular to the living room is a formal dining room with a staircase ascending to the upper level.
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And it's easier if you push perpendicular to the door instead of at some off-kilter angle. Why?
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Yael: So if you were hacking your parallel/perpendicular universe self, would you be able to do it?
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For the new 4,600-square-foot house, the Slades conceived a home formed by two overlapping, perpendicular boxes.
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Note that I'm talking about spaces in lots and garages that are perpendicular to the wall or perimeter.
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They're situated parallel to the edges of the adjacent mountains and perpendicular to the direction of nearby wind streaks.
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In March, their Model X encountered a tractor-trailer perpendicular to their path, similar to both Brown and Banner.
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But the Qatari jets were flying on a perpendicular course to the Emirates plane, and 2,000 feet below it.
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You'll be thankful for the 297-degree camera and automatic parking function, which works in parallel and perpendicular parking.
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That looping electricity creates a room-filling magnetic field that runs in a circular pattern perpendicular to the pole.
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Now for the trick—grab the rope in the middle of the length and pull perpendicular to the rope.
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The charts: Top Free Rankings Top Grossing (wow!) So this is another case that's a little perpendicular to Minecraft.
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Also, the bicycle had no side reflectors and the front and back reflectors were perpendicular to the Uber SUV.
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Layout: The nation's busiest airport, Hartsfield is made up of domestic and international terminals that bookend seven perpendicular concourses.
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He parked the car perpendicular to the wind to lessen the chance that the gusts would flip the vehicle.
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The first area (two perpendicular walls at the landing of a spiral staircase between museum floors) features 10 works.
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Adjust the router's antennas to different positions (even perpendicular) to see if the signal carries farther around the house.
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Imagine a sheet flapping in the breeze—it moves differently depending on whether it's parallel or perpendicular to the wind.
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That kind of centrifugal force makes things want to move outwards perpendicular to the axis around which something is spinning.
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Short distances make this easy—simply paint a perpendicular line across the track to denote the starting and finishing points.
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So rather than worry about where your feet are once you're perpendicular to the ground, you focus on your core.
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The Slouchy BermudaStart With: Boyfriend jeans Here's How: Cut the jeans perpendicular to the pant leg right above your knee.
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In this case, it moved in hugely different ways parallel to the crack, as compared to perpendicular to the crack.
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"It's a very beautiful place, it's one of the finest examples of perpendicular architecture you will ever see," Vickers said.
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Because players were using the same grain-perpendicular striking surface, these maple bats turned into wooden shrapnel with staggering regularity.
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For the vegetation on the peaks, he speckled the lines with countless perpendicular hyphens, each one a clear-cut act.
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In her state of suspension, gravity pulls her away from the sculpture, and into a perpendicular relationship to the floor.
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Watch Mr. Rea's legs shoot out at perpendicular angles, or Mr. Monaghan spring into the air from a sitting position.
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It was small, surrounded by a wall roughly 1.5 kilometers in circumference, with the characteristic Roman grid of perpendicular streets.
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Generously dust another half of the dough, perpendicular to the rectangle you just folded, with tapioca starch and fold again.
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It's important the needle sits perpendicular to the handle so that it doesn't jam when we attach the biro tube.
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Notice that A X B is always perpendicular to both A and B—thus this is always a three-dimensional problem.
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The next time you want a slice, cut the cake down the middle again, this time perpendicular to the original cut.
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Further, since the ball launches perpendicular to the direction of the cart, it has the same x-velocity as the cart.
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Blindfolded and relying on our ears, we distinguish "parallel traffic" from "perpendicular traffic" to determine when it is safe to cross.
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Another strange result in the simulations: A few Kuiper belt objects were knocked into orbits perpendicular to those of the planets.
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The form that occupies the upper right corner suggests a flat plane edged on the top and bottom by perpendicular planes.
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Built perpendicular or parallel to the beach, vertical seawalls divert waves away from the beaches to slow the natural erosion process.
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The key to the Coriolis force is that it is always perpendicular to the object's velocity (in the rotating reference frame).
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The largest and priciest are on Summit Avenue and the streets perpendicular to it in the Fairmount section, northwest of downtown.
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This is done by weaving bamboo strips together to form an intricate head and torso fixed over two perpendicular bamboo sticks.
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A narrow terrace runs perpendicular to the bedroom, along an adjoining wall, providing space for a small dining table or desk.
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However, since the x and y directions are perpendicular to each other, the components of these vectors form a right triangle.
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If true ... it would mean the Barsons, traveling perpendicular to Venus, had run a red light when they t-boned Venus.
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"Watch my feet," he said, standing maybe eight feet away, his back to me and his arms perpendicular to his sides.
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Along with AEB, new Teslas also do not have the ability to parallel or perpendicular park themselves, nor Tesla's Summon parking feature.
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Using two perpendicular electric fields, the scientists can push the robots up and down, or left and right, on a clear field.
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That is to say, they essentially use two rectangular lithium-ion units, placed perpendicular to each other, to keep those smartphones humming.
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If a surfer moves perpendicular to the direction the wave moves, the speed in the direction of the wave is much lower.
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One of those split beams is sent down a 2.5-mile long tube while the other goes down an identical, perpendicular tube.
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It was a picture of crossing perpendicular lines with a waveform running along the horizontal axis, a graph showing a sine curve.
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With what magnitude force do you need to push on the block perpendicular to the wall to keep the block from falling?
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I could, for example, hop over to a block running perpendicular to the street I'm currently viewing with just a single tap.
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Carving a packer brisket is more challenging because the meat fibers of the point run almost perpendicular to those of the flat.
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In 2001, flagstone flooring and built-in furniture was removed from the slab to expose the concrete beams and perpendicular joists below.
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One of those split beams is sent down one 2.5-mile-long tube, while the other goes down the identical, perpendicular tube.
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The self-analysis was skin deep; his historical parallels were, in fact, perpendicular; he mischaracterized his opponents with arguments made of straw.
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It should be somewhat rounded but come to a slight point and be affixed perpendicular to the bag, rather than hanging off.
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The park is made up of seven blocks that run perpendicular to the ocean and two blocks that run parallel to it.
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When we first meet the high school–aged Elliot, she is curvy against the straight doorway and perpendicular tiles that surround her.
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In most road situations, there are vehicles to the front, back, and to the side, but a perpendicular vehicle is much less common.
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It takes about a little over a minute to walk through one of the culvert's six tunnels running perpendicular and underneath the highway.
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The flat surface of the Earth perpendicular to the Sun would experience perpetual twilight, with the Sun never raising much above the horizon.
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"Had it entered at a more perpendicular angle, it would have struck the earth with significantly greater force," he writes on Business Insider .
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As if this planet weren't strange enough, it also orbits perpendicular to its star, traveling around the star's poles rather than the equator.
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The minaret, several feet off the perpendicular and standing on humid soil, is particularly vulnerable as it has not been renovated since 1970.
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Basically, imagine a wave moving in one direction, but that's also been rotated around an axis that's perpendicular to that direction of travel.
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The net may be parallel or perpendicular or diagonal to the audience, or it may move; occasionally there is no net at all.
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Soucek and Parrasch imagine the grid as more than a compositional tool: their grids are ones that tie together perpendicular threads and techniques.
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And both shoot with "six degrees of freedom," moving forward and back, up and down, right and left, and across three other perpendicular axes.
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In "Man Walking Down the Side of a Building" (April 1970) a dancer, rigged with mountaineering equipment, descended seven stories perpendicular to the ground.
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You hold the mallet in your dominant hand (for me, my right), swing it to the back with the head perpendicular to the ground.
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We found them standing inside a fault trench, a 50-foot-long cut in the ground dug by a backhoe, perpendicular to the fault.
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Serenading the crowd with Flo Rida's classic "Apple Bottom Jeans," Efron did a little dance before effortlessly making his body perpendicular to the pole.
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The incident occurred early Tuesday on Takeshita Street in the shopping and tourist district of Harajuku, which runs perpendicular to the famous Meiji shrine.
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Amid the mountains and glaciers there, Telfer and colleagues spotted 357 pale ridges and six darker perpendicular streaks that are telltale characteristic of dunes.
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While it's an interesting perpendicular approach to the sleep tracker market, it's still going to take some convincing to get regular consumers on board.
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If you push on an object in a direction perpendicular to that object's velocity, the object won't change speed, but it will change direction.
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He said its ears were perpendicular to its head, in a classic display of stress and agitation amid the loud music and bright lights.
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Perpendicular to passing traffic, its sides will light up with advertisements, about four feet high by three feet wide, that change every fifteen seconds.
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On top of that, the light seemed to be polarized, meaning that its waves only vibrated in one direction perpendicular to their direction of travel.
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At certain points in the flow field the cells' alignment broke down—one group of cells might be perpendicular to a neighboring group, for example.
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The projection keeps parallels (circles of latitude) and meridians (lines of longitude) straight and perpendicular to each other, which was vital for 16th century navigators.
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The dashes are formed by bidirectional winds—that is, winds coming from either direction perpendicular to the dune itself, which funnel sand into a line.
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New for 2019: The RS 5 can automatically steer the car into parallel or perpendicular parking spaces (the driver controls the pedals and gear shifter).
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It dove out of deep space almost perpendicular to the plane of the ecliptic — the plane around the sun's equator where all the planets orbited.
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This force is from the road and it is perpendicular (normal, in geometry-speak) to the surface such that we call it the normal force.
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While not a direct perpendicular move away from payments around events and social causes, it did represent a new set of challenges for the startup.
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As the walls are perpendicular to the screen and two to four times taller than their width, the grid is highly conductive but almost invisible.
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Just imagine trying rolling your body down a hill without long things attached at a perpendicular angle to your legs and then imagine it otherwise.
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That could expand to infotainment, machine learning startups and other kinds that might provide some kind of parallel or perpendicular support to GM's core businesses.
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Asparagus is another option, and you don't have to worry about keeping the spears perpendicular to the grill grates, lest the skinny ones fall through.
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Single-axis autopilot is also called the "wing leveler" because it controls the roll of the plane and keeps the wings perpendicular to the ground.
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Rendered in perpendicular planks of walnut wood, warm stone and blackened steel, the blocky building stands out like a Mondrian in a museum of Monets.
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The storm's direction, moving straight into the coast at a perpendicular angle rather than along it, increases the severity of the storm surge, Young said.
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Spruce boards, which are glued at perpendicular angles to make thick beams called cross-laminated timber, are clearly visible in columns, beams, walls and ceilings.
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He laid it out on the floor of Karma Gallery in one broad horizontal line, with two short perpendicular projections, like the Greek letter pi.
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Each experiment consists of a laser beam split in two, sent down four kilometer (2.5 mile) long perpendicular pipes that bounce off mirrors and meet again.
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This new, perpendicular use case that could turn out to be a successful revenue stream could once again continue to propel Amazon's shares to new heights.
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The F-16 looks suspended in space and time, perfectly perpendicular to the ground and the horizon while shooting straight up to all that is holy.
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All balconies are designed and built in a way that the deckchairs with the best view of the ocean can be placed perpendicular to the railing.
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A smaller caisson, 367 feet by 573 feet, was designed to support the perpendicular head house at the front of the pier, making a T shape.
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I walked down Midland Parkway, a wide boulevard perpendicular to busy Hillside Avenue, and one thing immediately stuck out: It was noticeably quieter on the boulevard.
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With some bunk beds, the lower bunk can be positioned perpendicular to the top, Ms. Markatos said, or omitted altogether, to make room for a desk.
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When in solar sailing mode, the sails are positioned to be broadside, or perpendicular, to the Sun to maximize the number of photons hitting the sail.
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Built in 1875 with a granite ashlar facade and slate roof, the house consists of a three-story main portion and a perpendicular one-story section.
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Standing perpendicular to the hole, Thomas aimed toward the fringe of the green and watched as the ball made a 3-degree turn and rolled in.
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Here is "Security" in its entirety: If I had a magic carpet I'd keep it Floating always Right in front of me Perpendicular, like a door.
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It also showcases the work of Viljo Revell, one of Finland's greatest architects, who ushered in the stark, perpendicular lines of the Finnish modern nationalist movement.
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It's a wildly perpendicular business that Amazon took a big bet on years ago, and it's turned into a business that's generating billions of dollars a year.
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JAXA's orbiter is meant to spin perpendicular to Mercury, so the top and bottom of the spacecraft are never pointing directly at the planet's extremely hot surface.
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Lots of tiny holes creates weakness, and weakness can cause bats to break, which is why manufacturers put their logos perpendicular to the grain on ash bats.
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You do if you need to urgently do your business down a perpendicular rock outside Mosul in Iraq or in a Donbass roadside ditch in eastern Ukraine.
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Instead of capturing her mid-plié, Degas chose to sculpt her standing in the awkward fourth position, feet perpendicular to the torso and pointing in opposite directions.
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At the end of the row, a perpendicular alley offered a sight line to the brown field of tombstones and, beyond it, the buildings in Al Quds.
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It was driven into its perpendicular position across the road by a rig in only six hours on Saturday, according to a statement released by the university.
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Too often, he turns his shoulders perpendicular to the play and starts lumbering toward the sideline, only to be tripped up by faster (read: every) defensive players.
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Encased in a carved-out wooden block with perpendicular wheels mounted in its underbelly, it had only one red-tipped button – that was all there was room for.
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Then, inertial effects from the rotation (what we think of as the 'centrifugal force' in everyday life) counteract the gravitational force in directions perpendicular to the rotation axis.
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The keychain cradle lets you bring the blockers anywhere, and their minimalist design sits flush and perpendicular to your jack, so your devices can retain their sleek aesthetics.
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There are smaller arteries branching out from El Camino Del Mar like 32nd Avenue, a street running perpendicular to the coast that might be one of the quaintest.
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It adds that Muldrow turned his bus "so that it was positioned in an almost-perpendicular direction in relation to the lanes of travel" on westbound I-80.
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An image of the Santa Ana Freeway in Los Angeles, for example, shows hundreds of rooftops in neat perpendicular rows; they suggest a cross-section of cellular tissue.
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Even if this isn't a more specialized tech acquisition, it means that Google is broadening its focus to explore more perpendicular approaches to ensure its dominance in AI.
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The important point is that this component of the force from the water is perpendicular to the surface of the water instead of parallel (like the drag force).
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In each of these units, one beam lies on the ground, perpendicular to the 900-foot line; parallel to it is the other beam, propped on the first.
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"If you followed the magnetic field line, it would go toward the center, but at the last minute it would peel away into a perpendicular direction," he said.
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It has to do with the way you're supposed to MOW (it's plural in the puzzle) your lawn in perpendicular directions to make diamond shapes in the grass.
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Abeam is a term used to describe the perpendicular line running across the keel, from the left, or portside, of the boat to the right, or starboard, side.
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What never changes is the way the fish is cut: perpendicular to the spine, into small steaks, the skin left on, just as Pidathala's grandmother liked it. cooking
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As the momentum built, she flung Liam up, perpendicular to the ground in front of her, and then plunged him back down on alternating sides of her body.
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"One of the interesting things is that the minerals that make up bone deposit along the collagen, and eggshell deposits outwards from the collagen, perpendicular to it," said Oyen.
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I register its shape as I see what else stands before me: perpendicular to the floor, a tall, metal rod supports a welded tube that looks like a telescope.
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They're essentially a pair of perpendicular rulers made out of light, where optics systems split a laser, send the beams down long pipes, then unite them at a detector.
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But the large scale and riddance of perpendicular movement shows that it's far better on the tiny snake-pit of a Nokia than a sandbox on your PC screen.
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Even her wig — "a critical part of the Tina Turner look," as she wrote in her recent memoir — has relaxed from its formerly perpendicular posture into a saucy shag.
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The 2015 dataset was limited, because the polarization data, or data about the direction the light wave pointed perpendicular to its direction of travel, was not of high enough quality.
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This lattice consisted of fixed members in the direction of the wood grain of the board and sliding members perpendicular to the wood grain that tunneled through the fixed members.
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But just as steel bars help fix concrete's ductility issues, layers of whatever between clods of dirt help generate friction and spread perpendicular forces out over a greater surface area.
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A strong knot requires switching which loop goes over the other in step two of shoelace tying, which will make the loops fall perpendicular to the direction of your foot.
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Zac Efron, a celebrity possessed of great physical strength, recently participated in a photoshoot in which he lifted his body into the air and held it perpendicular to a pole.
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The image of a horse "on the bit"—with its chin tucked in so that the forehead is perpendicular to the ground—is the image of an animal in submission.
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Police found a sedan stopped perpendicular to traffic on a ramp and a man with gunshot wounds lying on the floor board of the front passenger seat, the affidavit said.
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This photographer snapped their lens at the perfect moment to get Team France's Valerie Gauvin hovering over the ground, perpendicular to Onome Ebi of Nigeria, who is also mid-leap.
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The snap of the sails as the yards are turned perfectly perpendicular to the wind, and the way the rail settles toward the water as the ship picks up speed.
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It was then driven into its perpendicular position across the road by a rig in about six hours on Saturday, while students from the university's engineering and architecture programs watched.
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Mr. Long wore a morning suit while Ms. Shull appeared in a pink strapless organza and tulle gown, pink faux fur shawl, and a tulle veil that occasionally flew perpendicular.
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At least the keyboard and mouse wouldn't go anywhere, as the Signature offers magnetic attachments for them, so the tray can go perpendicular to the floor with no slipping peripherals.
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Yes, unfortunately, the nature of the Space Monitor means that it must always be parallel to the desk edge it's attached to, and can only move directly perpendicular to it.
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Police found a sedan stopped perpendicular to traffic on a ramp and a man with gunshot wounds lying on the floor board of the front passenger seat, the affidavit said.
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Boeheim, 74, swerved his sport utility vehicle to avoid the car, which had skidded to a stop on the slick roadway and was resting perpendicular across most of two lanes.
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Standing perpendicular to the ocean at Rockaway Beach, you're actually looking toward parts of Venezuela; while the first beach you'd hit, sailing from Nahant, Massachusetts, would be somewhere around Western Sahara.
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They lifted the cigars above their heads, perpendicular to the ground, and touched them to their lips, as if they were sucking ice cream from the broken point of a cone.
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The whole Viserion sequence — the cut to Dany's horrified face, Drogon's screech, Viserion going perpendicular and crumpling onto the icy, blood-stained lake — is terrifying, beautiful, and heartbreaking all it once.
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Some bathers appeared appropriately outfitted for the gusty climate and came equipped with nylon half-tents, which, when pitched perpendicular to the shore, provided wind protection but no privacy at all.
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The bus was nearly perpendicular to the highway when the oncoming dump truck struck it in the rear of its left side, sending it into the median, the prosecutor's office said.
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Because of Florence's predicted path — which is perpendicular to the coast rather than at an oblique angle — the strong winds from the east and southeast will cause extensive storm surge flooding.
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Schlesinger leans forward, away from the perpendicular, and that is the angle at which we find him in "Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)," which Hockney completed in 1972.
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Follow Main Street, which runs roughly perpendicular to the Hudson, and you'll reach Getty Square — a seedy triangle, though city officials promise an upgrade is coming soon — from which streets radiate.
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Once airborne, only gravitational force acts on it, and because the x-axis is not perpendicular to the gravitational force, the ball accelerates due to gravity in the x and y-directions.
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If you are going to try to outrun it, travel perpendicular from the direction you think the tornado is going, says Ed Bates, an architect who designs buildings that incorporate storm shelters.
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On the computer vision side of the equation, the algorithms using the camera output need to be trained to detect trucks that are perpendicular to the direction of the vehicle, he added.
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The familiar layout of of two perpendicular lines that looked like double Hs appeared on gear shift knobs in automobiles and this configuration became an intuitive part of getting behind the wheel.
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At the end of the day, it's normally the user base that figures out the killer use case for an app — which might be completely perpendicular from what the company originally anticipated.
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Instead of wedges, the pizza is sliced down the middle once, then in a series of strokes perpendicular to that first one, leaving each slice as skinny as a wrought-iron spike.
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It is, as the name suggests, a real loom that handles the messy job of keeping all those threads straight, organized and separated at the right times to accept the perpendicular threads.
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To prevent the loss of a national treasure — and tourism gold mine — the authorities in Italy asked for suggestions on how to correct the tower's 13- to 14-foot lean from perpendicular.
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There are two perpendicular courts built atop the cement floor of the arena, the former home of the Islanders: a stadium court tucked into one end and a grandstand at the other.
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He becomes a bit more experimental with his colors in the 1880s, and brush strokes get slightly freer, as well: Trees are stippled with a perpendicular brush rather than merely smeared horizontally.
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A breezeway running perpendicular to this portion of the building leads to a guest wing with a bedroom and bathroom, and an exercise room that could be converted into a third bedroom.
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A breezeway running perpendicular to this portion of the building leads to a guest wing with a bedroom and bathroom, and an exercise room that could be converted into a third bedroom.
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The paper suggests that "dynamical instabilities" within the bar may have caused it to break apart, launching some of its clustered stars into orbits perpendicular to the main angle of the galactic disk.
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The senator did not engage in the traditional form of applause, instead holding his hands perpendicular to each other and crashing them together like a child trying to break a pair of toys.
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Caravaggio typically painted his figures with brushstrokes that were perpendicular to those he used for his dark backgrounds; the subtle friction caused a feathering of the surface, lending the figures a gauzy luminosity.
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Lindsay Reuter as Pepperuga, described as the goddess of prosperity, thrilled in an understated sequence that contrasted heel stamps performed perpendicular to the audience and deep pliés à la seconde while facing the audience.
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The Stephens Drive shooting also resulted in one death, that of 211-year-old Miguel Bravo, a neighbor of the Wallace's who lived on Belle Terrace, a street that runs perpendicular to their own.
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CTS forces using night-vision equipment crossed the Khosr river, a tributary that runs perpendicular to the Tigris through eastern Mosul, via a makeshift earth bridge after Islamic Statehad destroyed permanent ones, he said.
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When the wind is perpendicular to the direction of motion of the plane, the plane has to aim in one direction—its wheels not lined up with the runway—so it moves in another.
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But as a theory, it's pretty great, because if you turn those two opponent gradients into four quadrants around two perpendicular axes, you can get pretty much any color the human eye can see.
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About 20 minutes later, the F.D.R. Drive was closed to traffic and the Chesapeake 1000 began to rotate the metal structure 90 degrees, perpendicular to the F.D.R. Drive, and placed it on three columns.
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To avoid having to rearrange the furniture every time a guest stayed over, they turned the Murphy bed on its side, so that the bed folds out with the headboard perpendicular to the wall.
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The title refers to the pictorial-space-making system of one-point perspective, though the painting itself not particularly illusionistic; the suggestion of perpendicular horizontal and vertical planes creeps in like a sonic undertone.
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According to Linda Barson's account, she was driving through an intersection on a green light when Williams' SUV, which was driving perpendicular, cut in front of Barson, causing Barson to T-bone Williams, CNN reports.
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Laser beams are pulsed in the perpendicular legs and then LIGO scientists measure the time it takes for the laser beam to hit one end of a tunnel leg and return to its starting point.
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Amazon has shown it can pull off perpendicular moves before, and if this strategy of proliferating the technology out to a ton of devices works, it might end up having made yet another strong bet.
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If that bar buckles, then the stars would be moving in a perpendicular motion, creating an X-shape of stars orbiting in what looks like either a peanut or box depending on how it forms.
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However, the instrument discovered an asteroid called 2019 AQ3 orbiting between Mercury and Venus, but with an orbit that is tipped not quite 90 degrees -- almost perpendicular to the plane in which the planets orbit.
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Now that is pretty slick, because if you look at the orbital diagram again, you'll see that the r and p vectors are always perpendicular, and the sine of a 90 degree angle is 1.
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The recently opened Viceroy Los Cabos and Chileno Bay Resort both embrace a design scheme of stark white walls and clean, perpendicular lines that might be described as a sort of Cubism by the sea.
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The Five Knuckle Shuffle I'm assuming that the real-life principles behind the Superman punch, which travels parallel to the fighting surface, will also apply to John Cena's punch when it's thrown perpendicular to said surface.
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The two buildings are separated by a three-minute walk, but Facebook employees could shorten the distance by cutting through a tiny alleyway perpendicular to Hamilton Avenue that was directly across the street from the cafeteria.
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House of Cards This episode of "House of Cards" opens with a slow pan into an M.R.I. machine, one where perpendicular red laser lines make President Frank Underwood appear to be caught in the cross hairs.
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As they mapped the coordinates Huth had recorded atop van Vledder's model of sea conditions, they found that the path they had taken was exactly perpendicular to a dominant eastern swell flowing between Majuro and Aur.
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At six seconds, he throws a front kick to Aldo's thigh and returns to his stance, perpendicular to Aldo, his left hand now at his hip, his right hand out in front, almost like a warning.
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Here's What Your Stylist Needs To Know"I hold smaller strands of hair in my hand, then slowly open and close my shears perpendicular to the hair strand, letting my shears catch the damaged hair," Salcedo says.
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Because a solitary ellipsoid can't represent the directional information of perpendicular fiber bundles (the tensor would be more like a sphere in that case), a new way of modeling diffusion data—the fiber orientation distribution—was developed.
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For More Of A Challenge, Add Some WeightWhile holding a five- to 10-pound medicine ball (a kettlebell or single dumbbell does the job, too), extend your arms directly above your head and perpendicular to the floor.
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Still, as we've seen time and time again, Amazon has a custom of investing in new businesses that seem at times nearly perpendicular to its core business but over time begin to make more and more sense.
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So with the pencil tool, you can make a thin, light line by holding the stylus nearly perpendicular to the screen and barely touching it, or make wide brushlike strokes by angling it down and pressing harder.
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As for public transit, way back in 2002, Barcelona's resident urban visionary Salvador Rueda began working on a redesign of the city's bus system, creating an orthogonal network of mostly perpendicular routes shaped around the coming superblocks.
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Wall Street loves companies that have multiple different kinds of revenue streams that operate efficiently in parallel or are even perpendicular to the core business, but still give the company a strong way to continue to deliver value.
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Since you are a visiting professor, however distinguished the title a transient hire, your assigned desk is nearer the door; your students are obliged to sit in a chair perpendicular to the desk, facing you at a slant.
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She moves in every direction: sometimes hanging upside down, sometimes ascending perpendicular to the stage, entwined and constrained by a pliable cage of 5,700 nylon strings strung vertically in a cube at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM).
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"Like a door," or like a poem: a magically suspended rectangle, patterned like a carpet, "perpendicular" to one's expectations, and perhaps to prose, which has no equivalent means of hanging itself in the white space of the page.
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A witness mark consistent with the length and width of a rotor blade and containing fragments of rotor blade skin and honeycomb was positioned perpendicular to the direction of the debris line and directly above the impact crater.
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However, there are a few signs you can look for: • A gap in the waves: not between one wave and the next, but within the line of the waves, perpendicular to the shore, as seen in this photo.
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However, we can also find an approximate value for the magnitude of the electric field due to a dipole as long as we are looking at the field along the axis of the dipole or perpendicular to the axis.
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It has some other special options too, including a 11.6-inch center media screen and a full suite of active safety tech including automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning and assist, radar cruise, and automatic parallel and perpendicular parking.
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Hess was shot after Crockett County sheriff's deputies approached his sport utility vehicle because it was parked at a perpendicular angle along Highway 412 near the west Tennessee town of Alamo, TBI spokesman Josh DeVine said in a statement.
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The submission is generally finished from side control with the attacker nearly getting perpendicular with his opponent to elicit the tap, and for some fighters, that gave them enough reason to publicly criticize the youngster following his first defeat.
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According to Linda Barson's account, she was driving through an intersection on a green light when Williams' SUV, which was driving perpendicular, cut in front of Barson, causing Barson to T-bone Williams, a police report obtained by PEOPLE states.
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There are a few main streets that run parallel to one another, Jiufen Old Street being the most popular, which—chutes and ladders-style—are connected to one-another by steep 100-stair flights that run perpendicular to these main drags.
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Volvo expects a majority of Cross Country cars to come with the $22,290 convenience package, which includes a 360-degree surround view camera system, a hands-free autonomous parallel / perpendicular parking feature, and upgraded interior lighting, plus a few other features.
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It can only read swipes that are perpendicular to the top of the Pixel, where you'll see a very subtle light bar at the top of the screen that serves as the only visual indicator that you're doing it right.
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The Echo1822 Sunset BlvdLos Angeles, CA 90026 The Echo and The Echoplex share an owner and building but are not the same and somehow exist in spatial plane where they are on perpendicular streets, multiple stories above and below one another.
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In the case of LIGO, which first went online in the early 2000s, two mirrors are hung very far apart (in Richland, Washington and Baton Rouge, Louisiana), forming a primary arm, while another two mirrors are set up perpendicular to that.
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The Echo26400 Sunset BlvdLos Angeles, CA 290028 The Echo and the Echoplex share an owner and building but are not the same and somehow exist in spatial plane where they are on perpendicular streets, multiple stories above and below one another.
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You can still climb the Millennium Tower—but you need to be aware that the city's tallest residential building has developed an unwelcome departure from the perpendicular, something which is generating a prodigious amount of litigation and not a little mockery.
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In this instance, the study of the body is so intellectualized that it is defined by the very grid-lines used when measuring one's surroundings by sight; perpendicular, grid-like lines are visible at the outlined contours of his nude figures.
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Tesla has said that when a tractor-trailer drove across the highway perpendicular to the Model S, neither Autopilot nor the driver noticed the white side of the tractor-trailer against a brightly lit sky, so the brake was not applied.
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Now the Cassini spacecraft has gradually shifted into an orbit that takes it over the planet's north and south poles and then down into a series of increasingly vertiginous-looking dives perpendicular to the plane of its buttery glowing rings.
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The so-called HW2 cars have been slow to get updates needed to bring them back to full feature parity with HW1 vehicles, however – but Musk noted that June will likely see HW2 cars get perpendicular automatic parking and rain sensor capabilities, too.
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The position of the wings plays a big role in how those chirps bounce off the moth mid-flight: there will be more reflected sound when the wings are perpendicular than when they are parallel, providing a bigger target for the bat.
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This magma didn't just shoot straight up—it flowed perpendicular to the surface along an underground canal for a distance of 28 miles (45 km), before erupting as a major lava flow northeast of the actual volcano at a site called Holuhraun.
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But while LinkedIn was largely focused on finding new candidates that might not have already applied to those companies, Goodman said he saw an opportunity in doing something that was a little perpendicular in sifting through massive resume piles that already exist.
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I mean, you could copyright a specific layout, so you have the resistor laying perpendicular to the capacitor, but if you went in and made yours, and had them parallel to each other, you could argue that it isn't the same product.
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