I'm spinning a boxing plate, I'm spinning a taekwondo plate, I'm spinning a jiu-jitsu plate, I'm spinning a freestyle wrestling plate, a karate plate.
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But many days, perhaps the days the officers sat at the side of the road and watched traffic pass, perhaps the days they cruised parking lots outside restaurants or seafood processors or apartment buildings, perhaps the days they saw drivers they decided looked foreign, the searches followed the telltale pattern of a fishing expedition: plate, plate, plate, plate, plate, plate, plate, plate.
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It's not about the plate or putting together a plate.
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Large parts of the region are seismically active because a tectonic plate, known as the Indian plate, is pushing north into the Eurasian plate.
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The plate that I thought was the charger, that was the plate.
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I get a grilled-cheese plate, and he gets a burger plate.
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The 'atas' Signature Collection on my office 'plate', my wooden plate board.
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She likes the "healthy plate" method of foolproof portion control: assembling half a plate of nonstarchy vegetables, which are automatically healthy; a quarter plate of protein; and a quarter plate of quality carbs, like whole grains or legumes.
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At a subduction zone, one tectonic plate (in this case the Cocos Plate) goes beneath another (in this case the Caribbean Plate) -- we say it subducts.
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Meaning a nice plate ... Yeah, they know how to pick a beautiful plate.
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And his car's plate reads LRV2000, the same plate as the lunar rover.
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At it's location, the Pacific plate is converging with the North America plate.
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The Marlins got two forceouts at the plate before Martinez came to the plate.
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That brought Baez to the plate for his third plate appearance of the afternoon.
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I keep preaching about plate discipline, we're not showing a lot of plate discipline.
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Either my foot doesn't touch the plate or I can't get to the plate.
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Putting this on your plate now takes it off their plate down the line.
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The plate taco was a dry encounter, and by this point the combination of plate-flakes and plate-pizza had already left me rather full and short of breath.
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Since then the garbage plate, also known simply as "the plate" has flourished throughout the area, with an uncountable number of restaurants offering their own takes on the plate.
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Place a large plate on top and flip to invert the cake onto the plate.
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The Cascadia lies underwater where the oceanic plate actually dives under the North American Plate.
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When the rice is ready, remove the plate and replace it with a serving plate.
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A large island includes double ovens, a plate warmer and an iron-plate cooking grill.
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The chef at Antica Trattoria de-pans (if that's a word) by sliding the finished cake onto a clean china plate, then sliding it from that plate onto another, and then again, from that second plate onto a third clean, pristine bone white china plate.
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Place a plate over the pan, invert the pan, and shake the tortilla onto the plate.
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Making your own license plate is illegal, even if it is a very pretty license plate.
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You can get a 'mindfulness plate' – but what the hell is a mindfulness plate, I ask.
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I thought to turn back and memorize the license plate…but where was the license plate?
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Well, now it's home plate but we all know home plate is the beer of bases.
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Turkey's location between the Arabian tectonic plate and the Eurasian plate renders it prone to earthquakes.
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Turkey is prone to earthquakes because it is located between the Arabian plate and Eurasian plate.
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"This is the zone where the Pacific plate goes underneath the Australian plate," Mr. Jaksa said.
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"This isn't my plate, you stupid f—— bitch," she said as the plate crashed on the table.
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"The Pacific Plate is moving to the northwest with respect to the North American Plate," USGS says.
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With Lonnie Chisenhall at the plate Paulino threw a pitch that bounced in front of home plate.
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Their plate features an unfurled Texas flag on the left side of the plate but no soldier.
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There, the Juan de Fuca Plate is edging east and slipping slowly beneath the North American Plate.
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Plate Material The plate material you choose can also make a big difference on your style results.
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For my plate-mounted board I needed to place each switch through the plate and into the PCB.
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This stops at a fault in the seafloor where the African Plate is pushing under the European Plate.
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A salad plate can go on off to the side or put on top of the dinner plate.
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When the phone wants the screen on, it sends electrons from the cathode plate to the anode plate.
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I took a plate, like a plate for food, and I was mixing paint to make the shades.
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The younger Kim's license plate showed DF0002; the plate on the train used by his father displayed DF0001.
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Named for physicist Ernst Chladni, a Chladni plate is a thin, metal, centrally-mounted rectangular plate—nothing extraordinary.
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To plate, arrange the cabbage wedges on a plate, top with the chickpea mixture, arrange salad on sides.
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In Mexico's case, an oceanic plate — the Cocos — is gradually sinking beneath a continental plate — the North American.
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Remove the plate and microwave the bacon strips on a separate plate for about four-to-seven minutes.
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The coarse plate is best for grinding raw meat for burgers and chili, the medium plate is great for sausage meat, and the fine plate is ideal for cooked meats that you want to spread.
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So, if a plate of the bacteria is struck by a beam of green light, the plate becomes green.
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Jones, plate umpire Angel Hernandez and Blue Jays C Russell Martin scooped up the pieces from around home plate.
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It was stellar plate discipline from Correa, who crushed a 2-2 slider over the meat of the plate.
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Transfer to plate and add shredded leftover turkey to the pan until slightly browned and crispy, transfer to plate.
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License plate readers: We also are concerned that "new cutting edge technology" will include automatic license plate readers (ALPRs).
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I was always the guy who had the giant plate of spaghetti and then go back for another plate.
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"I'm slow to the plate," said Betances, who does not use a slide step to the plate like Miller's.
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"I saw the ball hit, and it didn't even hit the plate, it hit behind the plate," Cano said.
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They conversed in pidgin English for several hours, as plate after plate of food was forced upon Mr. Adams.
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Taiwan, which sits at the intersection of the Philippine Sea tectonic plate and the Eurasian plate, experiences frequent earthquakes.
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Remove the existing alarm and its mounting plate, screw the new mounting plate into the work box, plug your onelink into the existing connector, and attach the alarm to the mounting plate with a clockwise twist.
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He wore the same clothes every day and looked "famished," one former classmate told NBC4, recalling how, at a school potluck, he stood by the table and scarfed down "plate after plate after plate" of food.
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The build plate automatically centers itself and moves around on geared screws that move the build plate under the nozzle.
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Just south of Alaska, the Pacific plate is sliding underneath the North American plate, an area called the subduction zone.
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I did a plate on the 2nd of January and I called it the "Cheese Can Still Be Healthy" plate.
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For example, eat dinner on a salad plate rather than a dinner plate to cut the portion size in half.
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CF Carlos Gomez doubled in each of his first two plate appearances, giving him doubles in three consecutive plate appearances.
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Sole plate options: Different iron designs will feature different materials in the sole plate, as explained by The Ironing Room.
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Along the coast of Mexico, the Cocos Plate slides underneath the North American Plate, moving about three inches per year.
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Sure, you can get something called the Sloppy Plate at Mark's Texas Hots, or the Trash Plate at Empire Hots.
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"A special treat deserves a special plate, and this crystal-cut cake plate and dome is certainly that," she said.
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On the easel, a Texas plate is ready to fire, and a second Texas plate on the right, just beginning.
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"I think slides have become a lot more creative at home plate because catchers don't block the plate," Girardi said.
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Slowly, the bottom plate of the new segment came into alignment with the top plate of the previously installed segment.
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A car with a plate from Georgia read "UBGOOD" parked next to a car with a "HOHO" plate from Tennessee.
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The hot plate is operated via smartphone through the Tasty app, which lets users know just how hot their plate is.
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The mountain range is where the Indian plate presses up against the Eurasia plate after a collision 50 million years ago.
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Feeling that plate umpire Todd Tichenor had squeezed the plate on him, Phelps argued after ball four and was quickly ejected.
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Myanmar is in a seismically active part of the world where the Indo-Australian Plate runs up against the Eurasian Plate.
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The cause for concern is what happens when the Juan de Fuca plate eventually submerges under the much larger Pacific plate.
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C Dioner Navarro was behind the plate Friday and had two passed balls while going 0-for-4 at the plate.
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Even a cathartic plate-smashing sequence was performed with impeccable timing and vigor: one — crash — plate — crash — per — crash — word — crash.
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With two down and Santana at the plate, Martin noticed Alcantara wasn't keeping tabs on him and broke for the plate.
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Back in 2015, it was perusing the seafloor near where the Pacific tectonic plate is sinking beneath the Philippine Sea plate.
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Kendall's top 5 dishes -- crispy rice with spicy tuna, chicken breast power plate, pad thai, chicken protein plate and orange chicken.
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When David Ortiz came to the plate late in the game, he looked down at Bard behind the plate and smiled.
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Plate type is less important, but this Bustle interview describes how certain plate materials may be safer on different hair textures.
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"I'll look at the whole plate and say, 'Ok, this plate costs six bucks, that I just paid $42,'" he says.
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But when the octopus plate rose to $233 from $22015, they looked at the plate and realized another adjustment was needed.
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A study from the Food and Brand Lab at Cornell University found that when diners had low contrast between their plate and their food (think fettuccine alfredo on a white plate), they served themselves 30% more food than diners who had high contrast between their food and their plate (picture fettuccine alfredo on a red plate).
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It was served in a clear plate over another clear plate full of sand, a fun way to add depth and design.
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The white ceramic set comes with a mug, a bowl, a small plate and a large plate and features the anniversary logo.
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Belt got ejected for the first time in his career after engaging plate umpire Mike Estabrook in a debate at the plate.
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Amber Alerts can be flashed on the plate; if the vehicle is stolen, the plate can be changed to display that fact.
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The license plate on the Nissan sedan was not a vanity plate, nor were the 730 others bearing the same three letters.
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"It's hard to step up to the plate when every time you step up to the plate you strike out," he added.
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Discoveries so far include photographs of binary stars; a 1912 plate of the star Arcturus in the constellation Boötes; a 1921 plate of the star Deneb in the constellation Cygnus; and an April 26, 1957 plate of the Comet Arend-Roland.
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If you placed a marble in the center of a flat plate and then tried to push that marble to the edge of the plate, the marble would move in a straight line, as long as the plate was still.
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In this 2015 image, blurred by BuzzFeed News, a computer terminal displays a license plate captured by automated license plate readers in California.
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If a plate has an image composed of red, green and blue projected upon it, the plate will reproduce the projection (see picture).
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Then I rubbed a plastic plate next to the copper plate while I systematically turned every knob in a small grid of knobs.
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The state is at the convergence of two great tectonic plates, with the Pacific Plate slowly being pushed under the North America Plate.
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He said he went to the plate motivated because Mets starter Tyler Pill had walked Joc Pederson before he came to the plate.
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The Ecobee SmartThermostat with Voice Control comes with a mounting plate, large trim plate, wire labels, and an install and quick start guide.
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Himalayan Salt Plate, $11.96, available at Williams SonomaThis is more than just a pretty pink plate, it's actually a block of Himalayan salt.
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Police now have license-plate readers, which are mounted on squad cars and use optical-character-recognition technology to record license-plate numbers.
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Survey the buffet before filling your plate Studies show that people who survey a buffet before filling their plate tended to be trimmer.
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The glass plate holograms were donated by the Archival Master Plate Collection, LIC, through Guy and Nora Barron, members of the C-Project.
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Both earthquakes that struck Mexico this month occurred within the sinking Cocos Plate, rather than between the Cocos Plate and the North American.
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The home plate umpire, Gabe Morales, turned to a hapless Jay Bruce standing at the plate to bat cleanup and called him out.
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Bloomberg's campaign is like a giant lava cake that has oozed across the plate, the plate in this case being the United States.
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The North American plate slides under the Caribbean plate, which creates pressure on both sides of the fault and causes one to snap.
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Have the "blue plate special" for lunch "Lunch should be like that blue plate special ... the main meal of the day," Freuman said.
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As it subducts beneath the Caribbean Plate, the Cocos Plate warms up, and that water gets released and prompts the upper plate to melt (much like salt prompts ice to melt on the roads), eventually ending up in the newly formed magma.
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The Mariana Trench is home to the deepest trough on Earth, the location where the Pacific tectonic plate is subducting beneath the Mariana plate.
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I'm not sure how plate after plate of omelets, yogurt and honey, pastries, spanakopita, fruits and pudding were designed to feed just one person.
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It sits on the Tonga-Kermadec volcanic arc, a 1,740-mile-long trench that delineates where the Pacific plate dives beneath the Australian plate.
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For instance, Florida is among 32 states that have "Choose Life" license-plate programs, which allow drivers to purchase a pro-life license plate.
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In a mad dash to home plate, she leapt over the catcher, slid to her stomach, and successfully touched the plate before getting tagged.
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After the thank you dinner, Kathy raved about the NBA legend -- and gave the plate-by-plate breakdown on what he had to eat.
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The downward-facing plate draws heat from the air around it, while the upward-facing plate is paired with an aluminum disk painted black.
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If Auger chose to get a regular plate, a portion of her vanity plate fee would be refunded to her, according to the letter.
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The North American plate is sliding under the Caribbean plate there, creating the potential for earthquakes and undersea landslides that can set off tsunamis.
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Canvas Home's handmade goods are sold in prescribed sets on wedding registries (say, a dinner plate, a salad plate, a bowl and a mug).
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The quakes are happening a few miles off the southern coast as the North American plate and the Caribbean Plate squeeze Puerto Rico. Literally.
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"You'd isolate the MRSA from your child's wound, plate it on a petri plate, and then you would literally take drops of sewage, filter them out, and figure out which drop of sewage would wipe out the MRSA on the petri plate," Schmidt explained.
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"It seems like there's nothing you can throw over the plate or around the plate that he's not going to hit pretty solid," Gonzalez said.
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The earthquakes especially prone to producing tsunamis are the ones that occur where an oceanic plate scoots underneath a continental plate, called a subduction zone.
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All along its western coast, the South American plate is colliding with the Nazca plate, forcing the heavier ocean crust down into the Earth's mantle.
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So, eventually, if you're doing this right, your plate should be totally empty and all the injera that's on the plate should also be eaten.
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With regard to feeling the need to finish everything on your plate, a simple solution could be to find a smaller plate to eat from.
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Both Mexican earthquakes occurred along the Cocos tectonic plate, which skirts the western coast of Mexico and is slowly sliding beneath the North American plate.
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To plate, Adriana arranges crumbles of her homemade coconut cheese in the center of a plate, then carefully dollops bits of the green sauce throughout.
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So we might put the utensils above the plate if the place settings are close together or if we are using flora on the plate.
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When the vehicle is parked, businesses can display advertisements on the plate, even targeting a vehicle's particular location because the plate is connected to GPS.
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The thing is, that "metal plate" happens to be a thali, which literally means "plate" in Hindi and is widely used as dishware throughout India.
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Milwaukee police said investigators recovered video that showed the van's license plate, and records linked that license plate to a man named Matthew Lee Wilks.
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The volcano also sits astride the mid-ocean ridge separating the Pacific plate to the west and the Juan de Fuca plate to the east.
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It was his second consecutive plate appearance with a home run, and Marisnick has four homers in his last six games with a plate appearance.
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The French dish can also cost up to $50 a plate, while ốc typically goes for about $4 per plate in the streets of Vietnam.
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Netting had been extended to within 70 feet of the plate, but that was just shy of her mother's loge-level seat behind home plate.
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Gift the Anthropologie Jay McClellan Side Plate, $14 This painted plate is a lovely addition to her entertaining essentials, if that's something she enjoys doing.
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The San Andreas fault zone is an 800-mile boundary between the Pacific tectonic plate to the west and the North American plate to the east.
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When the chicken is done cooking, I put it on a plate and cut it in half, but the plate falls on the floor and shatters.
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We order one small oxtail plate for me and one large oxtail plate for N. I treat because I'm feeling magnanimous, and I'm getting paid tomorrow.
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If you want to switch speeds, you have to remove the plate, adjust the band on the motor and then put the plate back in place.
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San Francisco is now using automatic license plate scanners that can cost tens of thousands of dollars each, and still take five seconds per plate scanned.
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The dish is known as the MEGA-plate, or microbial evolution growth arena plate, and it shows how quickly bacteria can evolve resistance against antibiotic drugs.
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In that case, an officer stopped a car because a license plate database, which was known to be unreliable, erroneously indicated that its plate was invalid.
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As he rounded third and approached the plate, Ford flung his helmet into the air and then was doused with Gatorade at the plate by teammates.
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Before launching That Cheese Plate, which posts photos of cheese plate inspiration, and Cheese by Numbers, a how-to guide for budding cheese plate builders (current combined follower count: 68,000), Mullen was simply just another Northeastern University student trying to make cute cheese plates for her friends.
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The Cocos plate scoots rapidly under the continental crust of the North American plate, which "builds up the stress and strain at a faster rate," Bellini says.
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Milwaukee 2B Scooter Gennett has drawn a team-high nine walks in 47 plate appearances in 2016 after recording 12 in 391 plate appearances last season. 3.
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The country sits right where the western part of the Caribbean Plate overrides the Cocos Plate, making it one of the most seismologically active regions on earth.
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As an ACLU report on license plate readers notes, the overwhelming majority of license plate photos taken are from innocent drivers who aren't suspected of any crimes.
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Suzuki's 95th plate appearance as a pinch-hitter gave the 43-year-old the major-league record for most pinch-hit plate appearances in a single season.
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Police are also interested in locating two vehicles, a Hyundai Tucson Nevada with license plate number 114B40 and a Chrysler Pacifica Nevada with license plate number 79D401.
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"Our students have coined the term 'plate-y,' as in, 'I'm taking a plate-y,'" said Susan Marshall, interim dean of the university's College of Culinary Arts.
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The original version comes with a stark black lacquer dial plate ($115,000), while a pavé version features 485 stones totaling 2.8 carats on the dial plate ($145,000).
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After four minutes of microwave bombardment, the plate began to blacken, and to avoid a fire disaster, I gave up on my attempt to make the plate bend.
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According to Martin Lehrmann from Eat a Plate, which sells the plates in Denmark, work is currently being done in order to make the plate more water resistant.
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Just remove the four screws already holding your vehicle's license plate in place, put the Fender Defender atop the plate, and then re-attach it to your car.
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Chapman broke for the plate as Lucroy retrieved the ball, and both players converged at the plate, each with a head-first dive, and Chapman was called out.
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I love it because I can worry about what kind of food is on my plate instead of whether or not there will be food on my plate.
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Even some providers who said they didn't use controlling feeding practices actually described advocating the clean plate club or repeatedly encouraging kids to taste everything on their plate.
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Rodriguez came to the plate in the eighth inning with the bases loaded and one out, and he cued a 2-2 pitch in front of the plate.
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After a play at the plate later in the inning, Peralta, who was backing up home plate, yelled at Viloria, 22, on his way back to the mound.
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Plates also slide on top of one another, pushing the edge of one plate up and the edge of the other plate down in a process called subduction.
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His tap off the plate was quickly smothered by the catcher, Perez, who stepped on home plate and tagged out Wade, standing flat-footed in the batter's box.
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Moving through the buffet line, I piled my plate high with the flavorful vegetarian food, expressed my gratitude (silently!), and counted how many colors were on my plate.
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At the time, the Department of Defense (DOD) gave steel plate finished in the U.S. the same status as plate fully produced in the U.S. This meant Russian and Ukraine steel slab or plate, or such products from other countries, could come into the U.S. and be further processed here.
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As soon as it smells warm and buttery and the underside is golden and toasted, place a plate over the pan, turn the pan and plate over, firmly and confidently, let the sandwich turn out onto the plate, then slide it back into the pan to cook the underside. 3.
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They found that of the 21 bats, 19 crashed into the vertical plate at least once, but none collided with the horizontal plate or other parts of the walls.
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Guo told Motherboard in a phone call that people in China generally see congestion pricing as regressive when compared to, say, China's license plate lottery and alternating-plate system.
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That includes a $1.3 billion investment in a new steel plate mill in the Midwest, "the heart of the plate-consuming market in the United States," the CEO said.
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As BMW shows in this video, you'll need to carefully drive your car over the plate, aligning the charging plate under your car with the pad on the ground.
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A 432 Hz wave might create a pretty-looking sand pattern on one metal plate, but it might create something less pleasing on a slightly larger or smaller plate.
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We play the license plate game a lot, like if you see an out of state license plate you can punch the other person if you see it first.
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If you do Chladni's metal plate experiment with the shape of the plate cut to match an animal's body, you end up seeing animal like patterns at different frequencies.
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Read more about how this works.) Twin Peaks Ceramic Pie Plate for $16 ($16 off): Channel your inner Dale Cooper's love of pie using this Twin Peaks pie plate.
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On the new "red plate blue plate" divide, as David Axelrod calls it, I believe restaurant owners who ask Trump officials to leave the premises have it exactly wrong.
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The series is inspired by wet plate artist Orlando Scott Goff (also from Bismarck, ND), who took the first photograph of Sitting Bull using the wet plate collodion process.
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When the high-powered stream of water hits the plate, it creates a smooth, thin layer of positively charged ions as it spreads out over the negatively charged plate.
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After pouring the collodion onto the plate, it is dipped into a 10% silver nitrate solution for three minutes, during which time the bromide attracts silver to the plate.
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Costume Institute gunmetal and zirconia pendant choker, $75; 18-karat gold plate and zirconia mixed cross bracelet, $50; 18-karat gold plate and zirconia pendant necklace, $90; at store.metmuseum.org.
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The 013% model employs a stiff carbon-fibre plate to reduce wasted energy and features a unique design that counteracts some of the ankle injury risk the plate creates.
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New Zealand's North Island and the northern part of its South Island are on the Australian plate, which is moving north, while the Pacific plate is largely moving west.
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Eventually the home plate umpire came out from behind the catcher to dust off the plate, but in reality it was to give Cho a stern look/talking to.
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" - Allie, 27 "He licked his dinner plate clean.
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Diaz had reached based in 13 straight games, including one game when he singled in his only plate appearance and another in which he walked in his only plate appearance.
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With a single in the eighth, Wong — who went 3-for-3 with a walk in four trips to the plate — has now reached base in seven consecutive plate appearances.
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New Zealand's North Island and the northern part of New Zealand's South Island are on the Pacific plate, which is moving west, while the Australian plate is largely moving north.
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Diaz had reached based in 213 straight games, including one game when he singled in his only plate appearance and another in which he walked in his only plate appearance.
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Vigilant is in the business of license plate recognition technology, providing police departments with not just cameras and software, but access to a database containing some 2.8 billion plate scans.
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Leave to cool slightly, then place an upturned plate larger than the mouth of your pan on top and carefully turn everything over to flip the makloubeh onto the plate.
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In five plate appearances Tuesday in Cleveland, he had three hits and two walks and Wednesday, he was hit by a pitch and singled in his first two plate appearances.
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At the point where the water hits the plate, this generates a lot of electrons flowing from the plate to the surface where they ionize the gases at the surface.
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The series is inspired by wet plate artist Orlando Scott Goff (also from Bismarck, North Dakota), who took the first photograph of Sitting Bull using the wet plate collodion process.
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Ohtani took a moment to compose himself, and when he returned to the plate, Samardzija came inside again with another fastball, this one on the inside edge of the plate.
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One day, the Cascadia subduction zone, where the Juan de Fuca plate dives beneath the North American plate, will similarly devastate Puget Sound, Vancouver Island and the surrounding Pacific Northwest.
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An earlier variation of the ATC-type device is known as a Sticht plate, which basically swaps the tube for a plate that the rope wraps through in a similar way.
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"Plates exposed to hand dryer air for 30 seconds averaged 18-60 colonies/plate," the researchers write, while a plate exposed to normal bathroom air only had about one bacterial colony.
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If he drives, police cars, streetlights and car parks equipped with automatic number-plate readers (ANPRs, known in America as automatic licence-plate readers or ALPRs) can track all his movements.
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Artists swipe nail polish over a metal stamping plate etched with designs, and then use a silicone stamper to pick up the polish caught in the etched recesses of the plate.
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Its entire Pacific coast is a large and fast moving (that is, moving as fast as fingernails grow-- speedy in plate tectonics terms) plate boundary, often suffering large and great earthquakes.
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Kipnis then struck out looking on a borderline pitch and was clearly not happy with the call as he stared at the plate and then at home plate umpire Tony Randazzo.
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If you have to ask: A garbage plate is a Rochester-area specialty that piles meat, sometimes hot dogs and cheeseburgers, home fries, macaroni salad, onions and chili on one plate.
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I get two glasses of wine, split a plate of oysters with G., order a yummy tuna and rice bowl for dinner, and share a cheese plate with G. for dessert.
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Researchers at Harvard and the Technion–Israel Institute of Technology have set up what's essentially a giant rectangular petri dish, called the "microbial evolution growth arena plate" (MEGA plate for short).
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Taiwan sits at the intersection of the Philippine Sea tectonic plate, which is moving west at about three inches a year, and the Eurasian plate, which extends east from mainland China.
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To perform the chabrot, each diner pools wine into their plate at the end of the meal, agitates the wine with a fork to degrease the plate, then drinks the wine.
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" Plating "Always use a small plate and crowd it.
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I buy a rice plate at Chicken & Rice Guys.
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In 240 plate appearances across 58 games, he hit .
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" Hardly a fashion plate — "I'm not an easy fit.
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Carter has been a disappointment at the plate, batting .
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It's a recipe I built on the sense memory of plate after plate after plate of a dish I ate in a sticky-tabled restaurant in pregentrification Park Slope, and sharpened with the help of a new book on Mexican food that carries a humdinger of a college-thesis title: ''Tacos: Recipes and Provocations.
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ICE agents would be able to search the database for license plate records that law enforcement agencies have elected to share that give a history of where that plate had been located.
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The agency said that the quake occurred where the Pacific plate is converging with the North America plate, and was caused by "strike slip faulting," where layers of rock are displaced horizontally.
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"This is the zone where the Pacific plate goes underneath the Australian plate," Mr. Jaksa said, adding that the shift had caused a change in the seafloor that resulted in tsunami waves.
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Automatic license plate recognition Automatic license plate recognition has long been a highly successful counter-terrorism tool in Great Britain and very useful to secure a large-scale event like the wedding.
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An obvious point is that Mr Trump's grasp on religion is hazy (he recently confused a communion plate for a collection plate) and his attempts to sound pious have not been convincing.
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In the case of the Ecuadorean quake, the Nazca, a heavy oceanic plate, is sliding under the South American, a lighter continental plate, at a rate of about two inches a year.
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In studies about license-plate recall, people who see a plate for three or fewer seconds remember an average of around 3.5 characters (and fewer when seen reversed in a rearview mirror).
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In Alaska, the Pacific plate is sliding toward the northwest beneath the North American plate at a rate of about two inches per year — about the speed at which a fingernail grows.
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The North American plate is edging south and sinking underneath the Caribbean plate at about 2 centimeters per year, according to Gavin Hayes, a research geophysicist at the United States Geological Survey.
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Alaska, where the Pacific Ocean plate is slowly sliding, or subducting, beneath the North American plate, is home to many volcanoes, 52 of which have been active in the last three centuries.
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Frequently, individuals with delinquent court fees are identified using automatic license plate readers, which capture license plate photos, geotag and timestamp the information, and run it against a database of outstanding warrants.
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Later in the inning, he tried crossing up pitcher Ryan Harlost by pounding his mitt on the inside of the plate, before moving to set up on the outside of the plate.
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In the middle of serving us a plate of cherry tomatoes that have been cut up to resemble blooming flowers and cucumbers, the waiter adds a plate with three different types of cheese.
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In a plate-mounted keyboard, the weight of your switches is taken by a metal plate that sits above the PCB, while with a PCB-mounted board your PCB takes all the weight.
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When the car arrives, the driver photo, car photo and license plate appear in a pop-up in the app, alongside a reminder to match the plate to the one on the vehicle.
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The Marlins, with a perfect relay, beat Saunders to the plate with the throw, but the outfielder snuck his hand by Realmuto's glove and was called safe by home plate umpire Angel Hernandez.
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"The crocodile, it's eaten something with a plate in it so it's either a human or a pet -- and I presume with a plate that size it would be a dog," he said.
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The sound, at its particular frequency, was creating what's called a standing wave on the metal plate, by causing certain parts of the plate to move up and others to move down, synchronously.
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Three of California's most important faults — the San Andreas, San Jacinto, and Hayward — carry most of the Golden State's load as they separate the massive Pacific plate from the great North American plate.
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If the system determines it to be a plate, it uses Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to read, recognize, and save that plate, along with its GPS location and the time it was observed.
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You're unlikely to remember the complete plate, but even accurately recollecting four characters, say, from a seven-character plate instead of two may reduce the number of possible matches by hundreds of thousands.
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While observing the movement of sand on a vibrating plate, Chladni noticed that the sand tended to move toward a predictable handful of points depending on the frequency the plate was vibrating at.
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The two shouted at each other off and on until Muncy crossed the plate, with plate umpire Will Little getting involved by approaching Bumgarner near the mound in an attempt to restore peace.
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In other words, there was a lot on his plate.
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Dealing with a plate that's far too full isn't fun.
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Your plate — and your stomach — is big enough for both.
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Silicon Valley is stepping up to the plate, as well.
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She pushes a plate of cabbage pie in my direction.
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That's where this dual USB wall charger plate comes in.
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"Throwing the ball over the plate does wonders," Duffey said.
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Drain off fat and transfer beef to a plate. 2.
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Watch Full Plate with Katie & John Sundays at 7 p.m.
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Just like (Saturday) ... had the winning run at the plate.
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