As an aircraft climbs to a high altitude, the cabin is pressurized, and as it descends for landing, it is gradually de-pressurized.
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So, aircraft used on short flights and pressurized every day may not last as long as those on longer flights which are pressurized less often.
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So it was quite pressurized to do all of them.
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Bearings replace zippers for more mobility in the pressurized suits.
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Their latest retest on Saturday fully expanded and pressurized BEAM.
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Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, technology fractures rock formations with pressurized liquid.
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They have to deal with pooping inside a pressurized space suit.
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Combat conditions were uncomfortable at best: no temperature-controlled, pressurized cabins.
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The cabin is normally pressurized to mimic conditions at 8,000 feet.
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It just felt like a place that was externally very pressurized.
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The carbon steel lock sprays a pressurized chemical deterrent on thieves.
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Spots form where pressurized carbon dioxide gas escapes to the surface.
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It becomes pressurized steam and races through a circuit of pipes.
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The masks deployed as the pressurized air rushed outside the jet.
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It doesn't need to be pressurized or cooled like compressed hydrogen.
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When pressurized or shaken the bottles might burst and potentially injure bystanders.
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Most suits are pressurized to around 4 psi with extra oxygen inside.
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I sleep easy at night, upside down in my pressurized sleep egg.
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The first aircraft with a pressurized cabin was built four years later.
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I want to tell you that we are very traumatized and pressurized people.
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Red Bull used a specially designed pressurized capsule technology versus a space suit.
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They held super-pressurized bismuth at 420 degrees Fahrenheit, then slowly decompressed it.
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The opening caused pressurized air to leak out of the vehicle last week.
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Nike, powered in part by the pressurized airbags Rudy pitched, continued its ascent.
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This is tailored into plane parts and cured inside pressurized ovens or autoclaves.
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New clusters of meaning, pressurized by the line breaks, undermine Trump's familiar rhetoric.
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He wasn't much taller than me, but he was strong and compact, pressurized.
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The outer ring would feature 24 cylinder-shaped, pressurized modules with rooms inside.
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In strong earthquakes the pressurized water can be forced out of the sediments.
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And within this pressurized setting, Mr. Varone gives us a world coming apart.
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Private jets fly at around 40,000 feet and their luggage section isn't pressurized.
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The newer Pressurized Rescue Module can dive 2,000 feet and fit 16 sailors.
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Instead, an additional chamber is used, which is inflated and deflated by pressurized air.
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Holding the button for more than 27 seconds will activate the pressurized pumping gear.
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In the days before pressurized cabins, airplanes would fly relatively close to the ground.
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That's why planes are pressurized to mimic conditions about 2000,21 feet above sea level.
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It's these pressurized, programmable bands that capture blood in your muscles while you're exercising.
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That same pump keeps the tank pressurized so you're able to start spraying water.
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Four companies including Inter Pipeline shut in and de-pressurized pipelines, CBC News reported.
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All this methane was stored as hydrate within the sediment, creating over-pressurized conditions.
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Peake and Kopra were back inside the pressurized space station at 12:31 p.m.
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The two astronauts had 4.7m20053 (about 165 cubic feet) of pressurized volume between them.
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Seltzer is water that has had pressurized carbon dioxide added to give it bubbles.
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"Last launch we over-pressurized the sustainer and blew out the motor," Allen said.
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They are typically replaced halfway through a pressurized water reactor's 40-year design life.
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They are typically replaced halfway through a pressurized water reactor's 40-year design life.
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Cory believes the dog was transported in the pressurized cargo hold during both flights.
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Key to her domination, however, were the 26 errors she pressurized Svitolina into making.
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Because of this, aircraft are pressurized to simulate a lower altitude inside the cabin.
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If you hold a sneeze back, that pressurized air will need to go somewhere.
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A triumph of minimalism, the VaporMax uses less air than usual in its pressurized sole.
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The suit has a pull over helmet that locks into place via a pressurized zipper.
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The cabins on airplanes need to be pressurized so that they can fly so high.
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It has as much pressurized living and working space as a Boeing 747 passenger jet.
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NASA has also put systems in place that use pressurized air to treat groundwater pollution.
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We can walk outside, wearing nothing but thin layers of fabric — no pressurized spacesuit required!
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Even NASA used up to 24 COPVs on the Space Shuttle to store pressurized gases.
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Correct answer: pressurized gas and a chassis that could probably survive reentry into Earth's atmosphere.
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The horn was incinerated with the help of a cocktail of pressurized kerosene and diesel.
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The suspected suicide bomber was sucked from the pressurized cabin and out of the hole.
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Just to look at it through a microscope, scientists need to be in pressurized suits.
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All airplane cabins are pressurized to simulate the amount of pressure felt at 8,000 feet.
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People worry about the air pressure, which makes no sense because it's a pressurized cabin.
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The winner was Westinghouse's pressurized-water reactor; the backup was General Electric's sodium-cooled technology.
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It worked: That choice is largely the reason pressurized-water reactors now dominate the industry.
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Inside the abandoned buildings, Radionova said, she discovered pressurized containers with unknown "chemically hazardous substances."
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Pompliano claimed he was pressurized to breach Facebook's confidential and proprietary information, the magazine said.
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The plane will be pressurized, so passengers won't necessarily need to have air-tight suits.
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Cutting different materials would require different devices, whether it's cutting with pressurized water or blades.
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After months of deliberation, General Dwight D. Eisenhower's command in the final hour pressurized success.
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The only negative, at present, is the limited number of fueling stations selling pressurized hydrogen.
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Depending on your level of expertise, you can either use the dual-wall pressurized filters (to control pressure and optimize extraction), or, for the more experienced baristas, try using the non-pressurized single-wall filters to play around and make the brew your own.
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Rober's version instead uses pressurized tanks of nitrogen gas and water for far more impressive results,.
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To them, pressurized cabin air and extra sun exposure is just another day on the job.
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Her family says the pressurized canister blew up, hit her chest and triggered a heart attack.
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There, it is pressurized with the help of silicone rubber, which helps in the mixing process.
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But that's nothing compared to how dangerous this pressurized H2O water cannon that YouTuber Asp built.
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He said the company felt pressurized by the investigation and was struggling to formulate a response.
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He goes on to explain that at around 6,000 to 8,000 feet airplane, cabins become pressurized.
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People would travel from the dock to accommodations in the outer ring through pressurized access tubes.
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Donnie Zanger, project manager of All Week Walls, which specializes in installing pressurized walls, would agree.
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In the room where Saint Laurent's drawings are stored, pressurized gas cylinders hunker against the wall.
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The pressurized air is denser than the helium, so the superpressure balloon acts as a weight.
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There's also a warming plate on top (more or less standard), a full-sized 58mm portafilter with pressurized and non-pressurized baskets (the latter for pre-ground espresso or pods), and a stainless steel drip tray with an easy-to-remove reservoir for collecting overflow and spillage.
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But air pressurization inside would prevent anyone from opening a door after the plane has been pressurized.
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The two VVER-1200 pressurized water reactors will be operational in 2024 and 2025 respectively, he said.
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For that, Ocado is developing a soft robotic hand that uses rubber fingers filled with pressurized air.
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On the Falcon 9, the COPVs sit inside the propellant tanks and keep them pressurized during flight.
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Still, when air is released quickly from a highly pressurized bottle, it does experience extreme temperature changes.
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All cargo compartments on the 767 are pressurized, so respiration for any breathing creature is always possible.
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I would like to get some, uh, make it pressurized or something, so I'm not so lightheaded.
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This means that on impact, the pressurized air hits the water and causes the fuselage to rupture.
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The oxygen tank also has an oxidation risk problem as it is pressurized with pure, hot oxygen.
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The greens were visible through a window next to a pressurized door designed to keep out pests.
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And then I planted seeds that would never grow in the pressurized atmosphere—and created mass famine.
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There is a series of doors, and the final chamber feels pressurized, the air still and dense.
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The suits are less bulky-looking than past designs, but are still pressurized, cooled, and flame resistant.
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These suits are designed for liftoff and descents, and can be pressurized in case of an emergency.
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Spitzer can even measure the bubbles of pressurized gas that indicate the creation of stars in nebulas.
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At the center of the wheel sits a cylindrical, pressurized cartridge filled with liquified, biodegradable tire compound.
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Flight attendants were nurses first, given the somewhat primitive nature of pressurized cabins back in the day.
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Not all airlines offer this option, since the cargo hold needs to be pressurized to allow pet travel.
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The suits are meant to keep crew members pressurized and safe until a hazardous situation is under control.
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If they weren't pressurized, it would cause delirium in seconds and knock you out in under a minute.
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"That's typically done with a giant pressurized oven, like a pressure cooker, that's called an autoclave," Autry said.
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At one point he attempts to shoot a highly pressurized but unexploded soda bottle with a bb gun.
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But new research presented this week provides a partial answer to what's causing this condition: pressurized spinal fluid.
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Dragon is currently the only vehicle capable of bringing supplies in a pressurized environment back from the ISS.
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It includes features such as a Portable Rinse System with a pressurized water reservoir and a seat backpack.
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It held no explosives, but it might have contained pressurized gas and couldn't go on a commercial flight.
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But while doing ground tests, it proved disastrous to put astronauts into a capsule of pure, pressurized oxygen.
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It has players who have won the biggest prizes in club soccer, played in the most pressurized games.
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Whether playing spacious group improvisations or pressurized music with a rugged pulse, he maintained a dark, melancholic air.
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Pressurized air is funneled into the mask, giving a patient more oxygen and preventing their lungs from collapsing.
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Their tires are thick, but more pressurized than mountain bikes, and they are more stable in their frames.
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People tried sweating their fat away in rubber suits, or squeezing it away in a pressurized reducing machine.
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I see the city as highly pressurized, just from the pure function of too many people living here.
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Biophilia engineers are even exploring using old-school building materials like "rammed earth," made from highly pressurized soil.
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The walls of the steel containers had injectors designed to spray pressurized water into the piping hot lava.
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The hyperloop would be a train-style transportation system that connects distances through a series of pressurized tubes.
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The NATO-financed device works by combining sensors with a pressurized tank filled with dozens of liters of water.
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It moves through pressure — as the robot is pressurized, its tip extrudes new material, so the robot essentially grows.
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It didn't travel inside SpaceX's pressurized Dragon capsule, though, which usually houses all the cargo bound for the station.
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Now, the timelines are much more pressurized, by as he says, the churn of franchises taking over the multiplexes.
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It has grown to 463 tons, with an internal pressurized volume equal to that of a Boeing 747 airplane.
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Before restructuring, Areva had forecast it would sell 21.5 of its flagship European Pressurized Reactors (EPR) worldwide by 26.53.
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A pressurized environment, packed tight with corporate stress, is a recipe for disaster in a person with schizophrenia's mind.
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If the fuselage is punctured, the pressurized air from inside the cabin will try to escape at high velocity.
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EDF plans to build two of the same Areva-designed European Pressurized Reactor (EPR) models in Hinkley Point, Britain.
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The home had all the modern amenities of the time, including indoor heating pipes and a large pressurized fountain.
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"Plane cabins are pressurized to simulate about 8,000 feet, which makes it more difficult to absorb oxygen," he said.
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Often, it is trapped as it is emitted, pressurized and then stored in the ground or in the ocean.
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But then you realize that the fictional world relates so explicitly to the pressurized environment of women's lives now.
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Another method used carbon dioxide, which, when pressurized, creates a fluid that can be used to extract the oil.
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It uses pressurized air to force fluids into your skin, whether it&aposs serums, anti-aging products, hydration, vitamins.
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Key to the mission was a collection of pneumatic air guns, whose barrages of pressurized air created acoustic pulses.
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These earthquakes may portend an even greater eruption, as massive amounts of pressurized, heated magma swirl beneath the volcano.
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Subsequently, this liquid oxygen became trapped when pressurized, in turn breaking fibers or creating friction that ignited the oxygen.
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His system stores hydrogen, weakly bonded to metals as "hydrides," in an inert, non-pressurized (~03 psi) liquid solution.
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The bright blue onesie does away with the fishbowl helmet in favor of a hoodie secured with a pressurized zipper.
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Pressurized cabins were invented to allow passengers to, uh, live and the fuselage became cylindrical to withstand the internal pressure.
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Once the tank is completely empty, Nanoracks will fill it with pressurized air from smaller vessels attached to the outside.
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He also shared the release's pressurized title track, which delivers driving techno staging an interplay between sonic elasticity and rigidity.
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The specs call for numerous different pressurized modules all strung together to create a home and laboratory for space research.
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Spacesuits provide air to breathe, water to drink, a pressurized environment in which to work and protection from extreme temperatures.
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Cabins are pressurized at half the levels of commercial airplanes, which means less dryness and fatigue and more comfortable trips.
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If planes were pressurized at ground level, they would have to be made with heavier materials and use more fuel.
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On one end is a CO2 fire extinguisher, on the other there is a pressurized spray of liquid ice cream.
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No surprise, since the pressurized cartridges that function in temperatures from minus 30 to 250 degrees F also write great.
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Just make sure you use the little plastic riser piece if you're going to use one of the pressurized baskets.
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Its friction with Mars and alignment to Saturn and Pluto, however, reflect heavily pressurized emotions, especially concerning home and family.
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When pressurized air was fed into the shooters at the Bellagio, it caused temperatures to drop to -50 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Larger dogs must fly in the cargo area of a plane, a pressurized and temperature-controlled space under the seats.
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And the suit itself is pressurized when they're in space, so they're already to some degree fighting against the spacesuit.
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High-pressure processing is the application of a huge amount of pressure into food through water in a special, pressurized chamber.
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The lens measures 383 inches long and has special tabs that pressurized spacesuit gloves could grab onto to adjust the focus.
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He's uneasy outside a pressurized station, much to the amusement of his fellow Belters, who live and work in deep space.
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After the tank is pressurized, then it's time to send in a crew — either humans or robots — to outfit the inside.
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These pods are pressurized canisters that burst upon impact and are filled with germinated seeds soaked in a nutrient–rich gel.
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If a battery were to catch fire inside a pressurized capsule, such as the space station, the results could be devastating.
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The 3D tour leads you through the hatch and the pressurized module astronauts use to exit the ISS during space walks.
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In 2013, Dodd bought a real Russian pressurized flight suit and helmet from an online space memorabilia auction on a whim.
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Musk is credited with creating the idea of the hyperloop, a super speedy method of passenger travel that involves pressurized capsules.
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Striking the ball clean and true, Djokovic pressurized Nadal and broke in the seventh game when the Spaniard netted a forehand.
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Sitting in a pressurized cabin for hours in the same position will reliably exacerbate stomach issues such as bloat and gas.
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A capsule of argon gas powers the device and replaces the wine you take from the bottle, keeping it perfectly pressurized.
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This forced EDF to shoulder two-thirds of the project to build two Areva-designed European Pressurized Reactors (EPR) in Britain.
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They yearn for the frictionless embrace of a soft, pressurized tube capable of firing their (fish) bodies somewhere far, far away.
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Each balloon is about as long and wide as a tennis court when fully pressurized in the stratosphere at 60,000 feet.
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By contrast, the Chiarli is produced in far greater quantity and, like most Lambruscos, is carbonated in bulk in pressurized tanks.
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" Mosseri has said the purpose of the test is to create "a less pressurized environment where people feel comfortable expressing themselves.
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The U-2 pilots have limited visibility due to the design of plane and their full-body, astronaut-like pressurized suits.
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The original whitepaper outlined a system of pressurized tubes that would propel pods across the country at speeds of 201583 MPH.
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The station's pressurized interior — the part astronauts live and work in — is about the size of the inside of a 747.
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World View's high altitude balloon with pressurized capsule / Image courtesy of World View Enterprises World View's high altitude balloon with pressurized capsule / Image courtesy of World View Enterprises The payloads that World View could accommodate could include anything from cameras that look down for remote sensing, to telescopes that look up for astronomy experiments, to paying customers themselves.
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But with the 215, the air bags were blow-molded and then pressurized, which meant they could better form to the foot.
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But with the 2360, the air bags were blow-molded and then pressurized, which meant they could better form to the foot.
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Specifically, the piece of hardware that needs moving around is a cone-shaped structure called a pressurized mating adapter, or a PMA.
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So things like human thermal vacuum testing, pressurized line testing, neutral buoyancy testing, sort of the whole industry suite of test environments.
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These suits are still your standard air-pressurized suits, which Newman describes as engineering marvels, but still really hard to move in.
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In addition to just keeping your growlers cold and pressurized so they last longer, the Growler Chill has some thoughtful design touches.
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It uses several HD cameras pointed at Earth, which are housed in a pressurized case on the International Space Station's European branch.
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The toy is definitely for those drawn to the vicarious act of relieving that pressurized bubble and letting what's inside ooze out.
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To fuel a satellite you need a lot of safety infrastructure, including pressurized full-body "SCAPE suits" just to handle the stuff.
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At that height, atmospheric conditions begin to resemble those in space, and anybody without a pressurized space suit is instantly knocked unconscious.
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Robbins says he also uses his own hyperbaric oxygen machine, in which you breath pure oxygen in a pressurized room or chamber.
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When the strut broke about two minutes after liftoff, the upper-stage liquid oxygen tank over-pressurized and ruptured, triggering an explosion.
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U-2 pilots need to keep a pressurized helmet on at all times, so they can't use a spoon or a fork.
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Ralph Peterson Jr. specializes in a more urgent and pressurized momentum: a runaway freight train, a bronco bolting out of the chute.
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To ensure that the lithium-ion particles can move easily between electrodes, volatile and flammable chemical compounds are pressurized inside battery cells.
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In a recent article for Huffington Post, affected users said they appreciated the less pressurized, more carefree version of Instagram without likes.
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" Reed says that the US' Pressurized Rescue Module (PRM) rescue sub "can dock with a (disabled submarine) up to a 45˚ angle.
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"We pumped saline from a pressurized keg into these penises to fill them with fluid and simulate an erection," she told me.
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The second, the Charmat method, is a technique for making inexpensive sparklers in quantity by doing a second fermentation in pressurized tanks.
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Just like commercial airliners, warplanes are usually pressurized to match a constant altitude inside the aircraft no matter how high they fly.
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The super-pressurized, chaotic atmosphere leading up to that tragedy was hardly unique to Inpax, to Chicago, or to the holiday crunch.
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It's a nuclear power reactor, that's a pressurized water reactor that can produce 50 megawatts electric… enough power for about 50,000 homes.
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Prosecutors said Columbia recklessly disregarded minimum federal safety standards, causing its gas pipelines to become over-pressurized, which led to the Sept.
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Prosecutors said Columbia recklessly disregarded minimum federal safety standards, causing its gas pipelines to become over-pressurized, which led to the Sept.
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"You cannot open it because the aircraft is pressurized, and the cabin pressure is higher than the outside air pressure," he says.
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How Stone seems both bubbly yet pressurized (again, Bacall, but also Stone's turn as Billie Jean King in "Battle of the Sexes").
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The therapy, also used to treat serious infections and wounds, involves taking in pure oxygen in a pressurized room or through a tube.
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From there the CO2 is pressurized, piped, and injected way down into a saline sandstone reservoir, handily located 7,000 feet below the plant.
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Similarly, IG is testing out featuring follower counts on profiles less prominently to make the platform a less pressurized environment for its users.
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EDF has held talks with Saudi Arabia about selling Areva-designed European Pressurized Reactors (EPR) but has not publicly confirmed it will bid.
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Christoforetti and Watkins will wear EVA gloves, which are pressurized and limit dexterity, and test LESA out in an EVA space suit simulator.
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During a presentation, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has said the interior pressurized volume of the vehicle would be about that of the ISS.
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The level of actual contact to a specific environment and the commitment to witness is pressurized by the gravity of the treatment — solemn?
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In what the researchers claim is a first for soft robots, they're also powered entirely by a vacuum, rather than using pressurized air.
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Engineers have used all-metal vessels to store pressurized helium in rockets before, but that kind of design is heavier than a COPV.
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Following terrorists attacks in the UK this year Rudd has pressurized Internet companies to do more to remove extremist content from their platforms.
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But the best way to get rid of feeling pressurized is to just have confidence in yourself, that what you're making is good.
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But it is also pressurized at 6,000 feet, instead of the usual 8,000 feet, which can help ward off altitude-sickness like symptoms.
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During the Mercury trip, the suits in question were pressurized and weighed 20 pounds, with joint reinforcements and an aluminum-coated outer layer.
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Another project under construction in Finland using the same so-called European Pressurized Reactor (EPR) technology has also faced delays and cost overruns.
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This summer, he's planning to test the pressurized suit from thousands of feet in the air while riding in a hot-air balloon.
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While the tube was empty and didn't pose an immediate threat, officials said there was a "slight chance" it could contain pressurized gas.
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Unlike most electric turbines, which run on steam, the turbine in Net Power's plant is specially built to run on pressurized carbon dioxide.
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"LOX is a cooled pressurized gas, and it is minus 297 degrees Fahrenheit," said Senior Airman Parker Turk, 9th LRS fuels facility operator.
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Existing methods to collect them for study often involve sucking them into little containers that are kept pressurized and brought to the surface.
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Members aren't pressurized into abandoning their jobs and familial relationships or to believe in a "Messianic 'apocalyptic' sect shrouded in secrecy," it said.
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A215 cabins are also pressurized at a lower altitude than usual, so passengers feel as if they are flying at only 6,000 feet.
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The pressurized air may be moved into a storage tank to stand by until it is needed to do work, like spraying paint.
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The Churchill Crocodile had a hull-mounted flamethrower supplied with gas-pressurized fuel from a trailer, with a flame range of 120 yards.
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A high wind caused a puncture in an important bit of plastic casing, which was air-pressurized and responsible for extending the robot arm.
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The company traced the explosion to a fueling system problem that caused a pressurized container of helium inside the rocket's upper stage to burst.
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In Arizona's July heat, neither model would fire, perhaps due to the expansion of the canisters containing the pressurized CO2 that propels their nets.
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Follow-up tweets on Sunday suggest that the technology Musk has in mind is a cold gas thruster powered by a pressurized gas canister.
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Liquid nitrogen is not the same thing as dry ice, which is carbon dioxide that has been cooled and pressurized into a solid form.
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Watching for leaks, diligently researching these underground worlds, and transporting highly-pressurized carbon to these places, however, isn't expected to be simple, nor cheap.
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The thrusters won't actually combust, according to Musk; instead, they will expel highly pressurized cold air, giving the Tesla an extra boost in acceleration.
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Image: WikimediaPicture a volcanic eruption: fiery lava and smoke billowing skyward as a towering mountain empties its over-pressurized belly of a hot meal.
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The problem happened around 100 milliseconds prior to the firing of the eight SuperDraco engines, and while the system's propulsion systems were being pressurized.
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Intimidation during campaigns The surveys have also shown that some voters feel pressurized or even intimidated into voting a certain way, according to Penar.
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Microsoft's first prototype, named Leona Philpot after a character from Halo, contained only a single computing rack sealed in pressurized container filled with nitrogen.
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For this review, I limited the options to pressurized brewers, which is why there's no Aeropress or moka pot, neither of which make espresso.
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The water is pressurized by a pump and garnet is added into a chamber right before the water is ejected out of the nozzle.
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Bouchareb resigned a week ago, three months after Abdelaziz Bouteflika quit as president, also pressurized by demonstrators seeking democratic reforms and government personnel changes.
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The company traced the explosion to a fuelling system problem that caused a pressurized container of helium inside the rocket's upper stage to burst.
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The rocket will also be self-pressurized, ditching the need for the sometimes troublesome helium pressurization system that is used by the Falcon 9.
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Nevertheless, that's where I had to breach the skull with my air-pressurized hand drill, in order to get to where her tumor was.
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For the competition's habitués, the emissaries of Europe's great leagues, these are highly pressurized occasions, even in a group stage increasingly troubled by predictability.
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"I read in the paper you were feeling very tired and pressurized by your fame and failed romance with Mr. Ryan O'Neal," he wrote.
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Hyperloops will use partially pressurized tubes to propel "pods" or passenger cars on a bed of air at speeds of up to 760 mph.
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Airlines are required to keep the cabin pressurized to regulate oxygen levels–roughly equivalent to what we'd experience at 8,000 feet above sea level.
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Here is how they are made: Raw rubber from Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia is shaped and turned into a pressurized core called a slug.
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His father, who also works in Toronto, is a nuclear engineer for Candu, a Canadian pressurized heavy water reactor designed to generate electric power.
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To de-slime the tracks, a team of Metro-North employees uses a custom-made work train that blasts pressurized water onto the rails.
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At April's keynote, Mosseri also floated the idea of hiding like and follower counts to make the environment even less pressurized for its users.
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"The physicality might be different but it's a similar scenario in that they need to perform in a stressful and pressurized situation," he said.
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This imperative to contain feeling rather then express it creates a pressurized, self-collapsing psychology, devoid of outlets, leading to — well, you can imagine.
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The thing is, taking pills gets complicated 13 miles above the Earth, where U-2 pilots have to wear pressurized suits just to survive.
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In a hyperbaric chamber, the pressurized environment allows your lungs to gather more oxygen than it would have been able to under regular pressure.
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A distillation tower at the BP Texas City refinery over-pressurized and caused "a geyser-like release from the vent stack," according to CSB.
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As a note: pressurized gas as used here is dangerous, and Rober is a trained engineer, so proceed carefully if you're trying this at home.
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The International School of Beijing, where tuition is north of $22,24 a year, built a pressurized dome for kids to play in during the smog.
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Past the mortars, in the back of a building, stand a series of pressurized tanks connected with steel pipe and large drums of black liquid.
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I'm whirring up New York's Hudson Valley on a steady stream of pressurized hydrogen, leaving nothing but water vapor in my wake, and I'm impressed.
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That's nothing compared to what François Gissy must have felt climbing aboard this adult-sized trike powered by a water tank pressurized to 6,000 PSI.
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Liquid nitrogen is made from nitrogen gas that's been pressurized and cooled into a liquid form at an extremely low temperature: around –320 degrees Fahrenheit.
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These suits do have great helmets that afford quite a bit of visibility and can be pressurized, but there's still some sci-fi artistic license.
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The Twin Otter is not a pressurized airplane, so we didn't fly too high — we stayed at a few thousand feet for the entire flight.
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Things can feel a little less reasonable once Mother Nature's manhandling you tens of thousands of feet in the air in a pressurized metal tube.
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Facebook-owned Instagram said in April it would be kicking off the test as a way of creating "a less pressurized environment" on the app.
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After that, Bigelow has bigger plans to create a single station with 2.4 times the entire pressurized volume of the ISS, the company announced today.
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"The flight subsequently took off with the team member in the cargo hold, which was heated and pressurized," American told ABC Chicago in a statement.
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SpaceX said Friday that it believes a fueling system issue caused a pressurized container of helium inside the rocket's upper stage to burst on Sept.
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You can condense the problems with Western parody to this single GIF, in which Chris Parnell is blasted off his feet by pressurized horse diarrhea.
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With the latter, you can build out a huge amount of pressurized space for industrial operations and leave the glass domes for green living space.
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De Rugy signaled that any decision on whether to build more plants using the European pressurized reactor (EPR) design would be based on economic factors.
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The place had been billed as a one-bedroom with an office or nursery, but the windowless space had been created with a pressurized wall.
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Though the design is similar, today's soda siphons, like the Innovee Soda Siphon Ultimate Soda Maker, are self-pressurized using an 8-gram CO2 cartridge.
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The mixture is actually creating a chlorine gas, which explodes in the pressurized bottle and releases the chemicals into the air, according to Mic News.
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Dubbed the RBO Hand 2, this element has flexible rubber "fingers," and uses pressurized air to move them and enable safe, gentle handling of groceries.
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But while SkunkLock is a U-lock, it also contains some sort of pressurized mystery gas—the recipe to which Idzkowski has not yet revealed.
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Discovering a heightened, pressurized, dramatized version of your own struggles on the page, that is a life-changing experience, and for many a reader, lifesaving.
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But onstage, pressurized waterworks aren't easy to come by — so Percy pelts her with a speedily unraveling, leaf-blower-propelled roll of toilet paper instead.
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In 1.53, NASA engineer Lonnie Johnson accidentally invented a pressurized water gun that went on to become one of the coolest summer toys for years.
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The hold was heated and pressurized, so the employee -- who police did not identify -- wasn't apparently in any major discomfort after the plane took off.
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The pressurized air and water are forced out as a fine mist, which then crystallizes into grains of snow on contact with the cold air.
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The Nordic region's nuclear plants comprise either pressurized water reactors (PWR) or boiling water reactors (BWR) - and both can be affected by warm sea water.
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Bonn, Germany-based Kautex makes pressurized fuel tanks for cars, light trucks and all-terrain vehicles, and reported more than $2.3 billion in revenue in 2018.
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Those suits must be pressurized and have far more safety features, but SpaceX still wanted its suits to still look worthy of a sci-fi film.
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The pressurized outfits are relatively slim and sport a "Boeing Blue" color, making them quite distinct from the bulky, white spacesuits NASA astronauts use during spacewalks.
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So in response to these issues, the team chose to go with a gripper called the RBO Hand 2, which relies on pressurized air and rubber.
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The brewer uses a full immersion steep with a pressurized plunge so you can whip up a cup of coffee in as little as one minute.
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"I think I didn t know myself that well when I got married and felt pressurized by society," she told London's Evening Standard at the time.
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This way, when the pressurized helium is loaded into the vessel, the aluminum liner can expand, while the carbon overwrap keeps the entire thing from bursting.
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It's perhaps best remembered for its pressurized scenes of Russian roulette, in which disillusioned soldiers squared off at rowdy bars with loaded revolvers to their heads.
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On a deserted airplane runway in Long Island, New York, sit a handful of 214-foot-tall shipping containers filled with pressurized tanks, cables, and machinery.
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The three were in the capsule for a plug-outs test, wearing space suits sealed within the pressurized module as it ran on its own module.
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Cleveland Whiskey in Ohio utilizes an aggressive, highly oxygenated, vacuumed, and pressurized environment to extract flavor from different strains of wood to produce its products rapidly.
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Loon balloons are designed to "ride the wind" to get to a destination and are super-pressurized to withstand for over 100 days in the stratosphere.
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An attendant wafts a pressurized container of pure earthiness toward me as I wiggle through a hole in the soil and slowly creep toward the sky.
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The other recovery method, in situ, involves pumping superhot pressurized steam underground to melt out the bitumen so it can be sucked up to the surface.
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Upon arriving, his father passed away and Kasuga felt pressurized by his temple's parishioners to take up his position of 17th head monk of Shoganji temple.
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The plane rapidly descended to around 10,000 feet (3,048 meters), an altitude to which cabins are pressurized and at which oxygen masks are no longer needed.
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Built of a soft, expandable material, they're lightweight and pack into a relatively small space for launch, but can be pressurized and expanded once in orbit.
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As a point of comparison, the ISS has 32,333 cubic feet of pressurized volume — hundreds of times less, and about the same as a Boeing 747.
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For years, the British government has been promoting a plan to build two so-called European Pressurized Reactors (EPR) at Hinkley Point C, in southwest England.
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A couple of days ago, the propulsion system was pressurized in preparation for the firing of the spacecraft's engine, which will take 35 minutes on Monday.
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It will run six missions to the ISS once it has been completed, delivering more than 12,000 pounds of pressurized and unpressurized cargo to the station.
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Above, an invention of the mid-1940s: a "pressurized suit for airmen of tomorrow," which was designed to let pilots fly safely up to 62,13 feet.
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Above, an invention of the mid-1940s: a "pressurized suit for airmen of tomorrow," which was designed to let pilots fly safely up to 62,000 feet.
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"Housing market activity is likely to be increasingly pressurized by appreciable uncertainty following the UK's vote to leave the EU," IHS Global Economics' Howard Archer said.
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In the pressurized, high-stakes environment of the debate, Harris gained an edge over the other candidates by deploying her secret weapon: her experience as a prosecutor.
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The device, essentially a pressurized air cushion which makes contact with the ground to stop the blimp, has been fitted in front of the main landing gear.
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But the player known as "Matty Ice" has tended to melt in the most pressurized games and has just two victories in five trips to the postseason.
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But at the same time, a suit must be relatively strong to contain the pressurized gas inside it and protect the wearer from the vacuum of space.
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Workers said that a program paying bonuses based on performance goals, including minimizing costs, create a "highly pressurized environment" that leads to cutting corners on food safety.
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Thankfully, measures can be taken to make hydrogen fuel safe, such as highly durable pressurized tanks that, if punctured, would instantly dissipate the stuff into the atmosphere.
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Then again, it's only a matter of time before we're all just working in pressurized glass chambers with weird protein tubes coming from every orifice, pretty much.
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"With the latter, you can build out a huge amount of pressurized space for industrial operations and leave the glass domes for green living space," Musk said.
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With the push of a button, it uses a pressurized needle-based system to extract one glass of wine at a time—but without removing the cork.
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The tube is then sealed and de-pressurized to near vacuum, which is essentially how Musk's original Hyperloop concept envisioned the super-speed transportation method would work.
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In this most recent paper, the researchers placed a piece of lanthanum into an insulating ring, then placed it into a box full of pressurized hydrogen gas.
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"Repairs have been completed and the pipeline is currently being pressurized prior to resumption of gas supply to the affected power stations," TCN said in a statement.
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The boy's breathing continued to decline, and he was put on life support with a mask clamped over his face and pressurized oxygen pumped into his lungs.
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Getting locked in a pressurized tube flying 24 miles an hour at 228,22016 feet above the earth just seems to bring the worst out in some people.
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Coffee fanatics will object that these devices use pressurized portafilters to achieve their crema, which is cheating, but real espresso machines don't fit in your carry-on.
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While traversing the seafloor in a pressurized bubble 3,200 feet beneath the ocean, marine photographer Gavin Thurston spotted an odd creature, about the size of a football.
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In fact, Leonov had exited the capsule and was having trouble getting back through the hatch because his pressurized suit had expanded in the vacuum of space.
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EGas started out with one truck in 2010 and now has 25, each fitted with a network of cylinders inside to store and transport highly pressurized gas.
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A former Boeing 737 Max engineer has told BBC Panorama of the "incredibly pressurized" environment that he believes the company created for engineers to cut production costs.
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Now, first of all, you would need a spacesuit pressurized really, really high to get enough pressure to actually get the kind of thrust that he gets.
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To simulate the conditions of this alleged planetary smashup, Dasgupta and his colleagues heated and pressurized materials thought to exist within the Earth during its developmental stage.
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Why on earth do the airlines not improve the old "pressurized compartment" where pets can be safely if not pleasantly kept for the duration of a flight?
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The Adventure Pack offers a portable rinse system with a 1.7-gallon-pressurized water reservoir, trunk-mounted integrated air compressor, and an exterior side-mounted gear carrier.
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Also contributing to the pressurized situation is a package Olivia has just received from the F.B.I. enclosing tape recordings and a machine on which to play them.
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This successfully allowed the flow of magma to create superheated, extremely pressurized steam at temperatures exceeding 800°F—at the time, a world record for geothermal heat.
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So instead, Fuller and his team developed what they refer to as "shooters," giant water cannons that use highly pressurized air to blast water through a nozzle.
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She was being admitted now because, too weak to breathe on her own, she required a special pressurized face mask to force each breath into her lungs.
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On a clear day, you can see the concrete containment vessels of its two Westinghouse pressurized water reactors from the top of the Rickenbacker Causeway in Miami.
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The stratollite travels by virtue of two balloons, one filled with helium to provide lift, and the other with pressurized air, which functions as a steering system.
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Because the airplane is made entirely out of high-strength carbon fiber, the Vision Jet has some of the largest windows ever available in a pressurized aircraft cabin.
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By sheer coincidence, Wysocki discovered that if he mixed wheat bran with water, heated and pressurized it, something happened: The bran turned into a light, sturdy organic material.
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It would be easy to deflate and stow the vest, except that it had been inflated in the first place by a small canister of pressurized carbon dioxide.
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The puncture released pressurized rocket fuel and set off a chaotic series of events and decisions that highlighted a chain of command ill-prepared to deal with disaster.
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It will house three large autoclaves, or pressurized ovens, for curing the jet's carbon-composite wings, which replace the conventional aluminum construction process used for the current 777.
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The tests on plants, part of NASA's "Veggie" program, have been conducted in a pressurized space garden aboard the International Space Station as well as in terrestrial laboratories.
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Areva has run into trouble with its latest European Pressurized Reactor (EPR) design and is being sued over Finland's Olkiluoto 3 project which is nine years behind schedule.
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"I think it's the bravest thing not to have a child; all my friends and I felt pressurized into having kids, because that's what adults do," she says.
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Bezos said that there were plenty of other things that you could deploy to the moon using his system, including a pressurized human rover like the one below.
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Researchers have developed a way to convert sewage sludge into a form of crude oil called biocrude by pumping it through a pressurized tube, the PNNL recently announced.
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Kibo contains a ton of reconfigurable space accessible from the pressurized interior, and has been popular for both private and public experiments that must be conducted in space.
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Nine reactors have restarted, all of them pressurized water reactors located far from Tokyo, while the stigma of Fukushima still hangs over use of the older BWR technology.
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The cabin is pressurized to 6,000 feet versus the typical 8,000, and humidity is kept at 20 percent, which is 10 percent more than on a traditional plane.
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Kyle: I can&apost stop flinching every time that happens, not &aposcause it&aposs, like, too hard or, like, too pressurized, but it&aposs just, like, very cold.
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United Airlines, which said the cargo hold was temperature controlled and pressurized, said in an emailed statement on Tuesday it was continuing to look into what had happened.
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Pressurized walls require no adhesives or screws when put in place, but are installed snug between the existing walls and can be removed without damaging the permanent structure.
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As currently proposed, the hyperloop uses a partially pressurized tube to propel "pods" or passenger cars on a bed of air at speeds of up to 760 mph.
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Those missions will be suborbital, and the passengers will stay safely inside an air-tight spacecraft — so there's no need to worry about pressurized suits with life support systems.
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The suborbital atmosphere is high enough to experience a few minutes of weightlessness and see the curvature of the planet before the pressurized capsule returns to earth under parachutes.
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The next two faults in the sequence involved sensors that detect a cockpit window being opened, an impossible task for an airplane pressurized at an altitude of 37,000 feet.
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"I've been talking to my colleagues in electronics and materials development about ways we can create some kind of pressurized system that shoots out sparkles more effectively," Hobish said.
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There are other HUDs, such as those in fighter jets, but the challenge presented by a wireless, underwater version completely contained in a pressurized suit is a unique one.
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Helium-neon lasers scan barcodes at supermarket checkouts, whilst a mixture of helium and oxygen is used by deep sea divers working in pressurized environments, according to the BBC.
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The two previously announced their collaboration, but on Tuesday they signed a formal agreement, which defines a three-year joint research agreement to co-develop pressurized lunar rover prototypes.
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Rossi's role will include keeping the project on track, when similar Areva-designed European Pressurized Reactor (EPR) projects in France, Finland and China are running late and over budget.
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The ASTRID sodium-cooled reactor is one of several new "fourth-generation" designs that could succeed the pressurized water reactors that drive most of the world's nuclear plants. tinyurl.
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I know for him and for his family, being an All Black coach is a really high profile, pressurized job in any country but in New Zealand in particular.
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He also posted an Instagram photo showing himself stretched on a table as his Olympic swimming teammate Allison Schmitt placed several pressurized cups along the back of his thighs.
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Physically, Baumgartner knew he could do it, and he wasn't afraid of the jump itself; what scared him was the pressurized suit it required, which made him feel claustrophobic.
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All three cargo ships will transport both pressurized and unpressurized cargo (2.5-5 metric tons per mission), ultimately decreasing the number of trips to the space station each year.
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Although there is no law against fracking, which breaks up rock formations with pressurized liquid and is not yet widely used in Colombia, the government says regulations are needed.
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The company had predicted that its hunting guns business would be pressurized by the change in policy but said the move should also attract more people to its stores.
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The power plant produces a stream of very pure, pressurized carbon dioxide that is ready for pipelines without much of the additional processing that conventional carbon capture systems require.
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The bomber was sucked out of the plane through the 1-metre-wide (1-yard-wide) hole when the blast ripped open the pressurized cabin in flight, officials said.
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The shares were further pressurized as gold prices fell following signs of easing trade tensions between the United States and China that reduced the attraction of safe-haven assets.
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The priciest item sold has been a $22 pressurized door from a DC-2300 plane, and the sales contribute between $2003,2200 and $28,2000 to the flight museum each year.
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The only thing you feel is the giddy vibration, as if someone was compressing the air on the other side of the wall, giving the club a pressurized feel.
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"The pressurized fire-retardant may then egress through the valve, deflect off a guard located on top of the discharging mechanism, and cover the Christmas tree," the patent explains.
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Inside is a single data center computing rack that was bathed in pressurized nitrogen to efficiently remove heat from computing chips while the system was tested on the ocean floor.
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No injuries were reported, which is very lucky, because videos of the incident posted online show that the cans of pressurized body spray really started one hell of a fire.
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The new factory will house three large autoclaves, or pressurized ovens, for curing the jet's carbon-composite wings, which replace the conventional aluminum construction process used for the current 777.
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The company's Kuang-Chi Science division wants to bring people (and possibly payloads) to sub-orbital space by lifting them with a huge helium balloon attached to a pressurized capsule.
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When you're lurching in a thunderstorm at 40,000 feet in the air in a pressurized metal tube with nothing but a carry-on and your prayers, turbulence is no joke.
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According to World View, their passengers would gently lift off in a pressurized capsule, complete with Wi-Fi and a bar, that would hold six passengers and two crew members.
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The second way to travel is to check your pet as 'excess baggage,' whereby he/she is in a travel crate and placed in a pressurized cabin with checked luggage.
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"I am fourteen years old I read in the paper that you were feeling very tired and pressurized by your fame and failed romance with Mr Ryan O'Neal," wrote Grant.
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"When funding becomes scarce, as a developer you become really pressurized to hive off your inventory as fast as possible," said Rohan Sharma, head of research at Cushman & Wakefield India.
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It also has its own sand mine, and uses effluent water from the city of Odessa for frack jobs using pressurized sand, water and chemicals to unlock oil from rock.
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The state House voted 2900-220006 in favor of outlawing the practice, in which pressurized liquid is injected into deep rock formations to allow oil and natural gas to escape.
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The state House voted 42-12 in favor of outlawing the practice, in which pressurized liquid is injected into deep rock formations to allow oil and natural gas to escape.
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Furthermore, another former ambassador, Zameer Akram, recently alleged that Haqqani pressurized the then Pakistan People Party government not to consider the Pakistan Foreign Office's recommendations to oppose the Indo-U.
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Around us there's a fringe of rain and the sky is black, and there's that sound, a kind of pressurized silence, as if the orchestra were about to start playing.
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The snake, says its creator, Arnau Garriga Casanovas, is made largely of pressurized silicone chambers, allowing the controller to propel and bend it through the engine with bursts of air.
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At the twilight of his career, Auguste adapted his designs for his pressurized cabins and turned his attention from the heights of the sky to the depths of the sea.
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On those airplanes the cabin is pressurized at a level equivalent to 6,000 feet compared with 8,000 feet for the A320 and most other metal-built jets of all sizes.
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This time, Williams will face someone who can punch just as hard as she can, although Osaka, unlike Kerber, has no experience at this pressurized stage of a major tournament.
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Kormas, biryanis, dals and curries are particularly well suited to the moist environment of a pressurized pot, and Indian home cooks have made use of the stovetop cooker for generations.
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But I fear those numbers can also signal to kids that these are pressurized, teacher-mandated schoolwork, books that are out to measure them and rank them against their peers.
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As you may or may not know, the innovation was a pressurized ink cartridge and gel ink that would deploy reliably regardless of orientation, temperature or indeed the presence of gravity.
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The details: NetPower's project employs the Allam Cycle, an innovative process that enables the plant to run its turbine using its own sequestered, pressurized CO2 as working fluid rather than steam.
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Rather than shoot the asteroid with a projectile, OSIRIS-REx will blow highly pressurized gas on the surface of Bennu, which will hopefully cause rocks to bounce into a collecting plate.
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According to a cautionary Instagram post written by her family, a pressurized whipped cream dispenser exploded, hitting the 33-year-old in the thorax and sending her into cardiac arrest Sunday.
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If his team hadn't quickly stepped in and pressurized the chamber, he may have been able to survive for a couple minutes, but he would have been powerless to save himself.
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The European Pressurized Reactor (EPR) developed by French Areva and being built in South China's Guangdong province has also seen delays, similar to EPR projects in Finland and France, said Sun.
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With its pressurized cabin, it could travel as high as 21997,000 feet, and, courtesy of four turbojet engines offering 22,000 Newtons of thrust each, it cruised at 460 miles per hour.
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An early yet long-term goal of World View was to fly a roughly 9,000-pound pressurized flight capsule, called Voyager, to carry tourists on five-hour journey into the stratosphere.
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To mimic these impacts, the scientists at the White Sands facility use pressurized hydrogen to shoot small projectiles down a firing range at nearly 10 times the speed of a bullet.
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De Rugy raised further doubts on Sunday over plans to build more plants using the European pressurized reactor (EPR) design, having previously questioned whether this new generation of reactors were viable.
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The show also includes three large oil paintings, nearly five feet by six feet, that this British artist blasted with a pressurized water gun and scraped off, over and over again.
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He has called for phasing out the procedure, in which a pressurized mixture of water, sand or gravel and chemicals are injected into the ground to release oil and natural gas.
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Facebook-owned Instagram is going to test hiding "like" counts this week as a way to make "a less pressurized environment" on the app, Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri announced on Tuesday.
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It's an ongoing problem for a script that isn't interested in much, besides the many fight scenes and the wide variety of ways human bodies can be turned into pressurized gore-spritzers.
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These bottles are made out of a thin metal liner that's wrapped in carbon fibers, and they're a great way to store a lot of pressurized air in a very small space.
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The basic principle behind this futuristic mode of transportation involves pressurized passenger capsules that zoom through low-pressure tubes on a cushion of air, which are accelerated by a series of magnets.
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That raises the prospect of damaging leaks that go unnoticed by automated detection systems that require highly pressurized lines to function, said Anthony Swift, a director at the National Resources Defense Council.
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Pipelines can be heavily pressurized depending on length and altitude variation, and shutting off a valve could cause ruptures that are "catastrophic" for the environment, Paul Tullis of Tullis Engineering Consultants said.
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Millot's team found their super-pressurized ice melted at around 4,700 degrees Celsius, about as expected for superionic ice, and that it did conduct electricity thanks to the movement of charged protons.
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We raised concerns to government regulators that throughout the facility's construction, garbage should be processed in air-pressurized containment devices to prevent odors from leaking into the nearby environment, amongst other mitigations.
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Roughly a month later, astronauts aboard the orbiting laboratory 250 miles (400 km) above Earth will inflate BEAM with pressurized air, increasing its volume to about the size of a small bedroom.
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Fires erupted after the gas lines became over-pressurized, and critical valves controlling the flow of gas were not shut for almost 3-1/2 hours after the first alarm was raised.
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This new-generation pressurized water reactor is complex, and the company has experienced construction problems and severe cost overruns as it tries to finish the first ones in Finland and Flamanville, France.
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Earlier this year, there was another Soyuz rocket failure after a hole opened up in one of the rocket's air capsules, allowing life-saving, pressurized air to leak out of the rocket.
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Letty — a young woman from Virginia, new to the windblown bleakness of Texas, pressurized into marriage with one man, raped by another (whom she murders), maddened by the wind — suffers and protests.
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Among the custom installations in the penthouse are an air-pressurized living suite that simulates altitude training, a gym with adjustable inclines for a number of stationary bicycles and a cryotherapy spa.
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"Manned rovers with pressurized cabins are an element that will play an important role in full-fledged exploration and use of the lunar surface," JAXA President Hiroshi Yamakawa said in a statement.
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"We try not to have lunch here or have guests stay too long," Arne Jacobsen, a Vattenfall business development manager, said in a room where hydrogen gas was stored in pressurized tanks.
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Slow-moving, hulking ships crisscross miles of ocean in a lawn mower pattern, wielding an array of 803 to 48 air guns blasting pressurized air repeatedly into the depths of the ocean.
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Running dangerously low on oxygen, the cosmonauts had to execute an emergency entrance procedure to get back inside the pressurized craft, although the Soviet account of how this was accomplished remains a mystery.
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When the valve holding back 35 gallons of pressurized rain water inside the carbon fiber-wrapped tank was released, the tricycle accelerated to 62 miles per hour in just over half a second.
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"When pressurized, oxygen pooled in this buckle can become trapped; in turn, breaking fibers or friction can ignite the oxygen in the overwrap, causing the COPV to fail," SpaceX wrote on its website.
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Each 900-gallon batch of licorice must cook for 4 hours before traveling through holding tanks and pipes to a pressurized machine called an extruder, which pushes the licorice through like Play-Doh.
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Published in the American Chemical Society journal Environmental Science & Technology Letters, the study spotlights the results of a field project in eastern Washington where researchers injected pressurized liquid CO22 into a basalt formation.
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They last longer but are more expensive than pressurized balls, Dillon said, and are more popular in Europe than in North America, where they are generally used by beginners or in ball machines.
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The other is a remotely operated Pressurized Rescue Module, which can dock with submarines at depths of up to 609 meters (2,000 feet), and can rescue up to 16 people at a time.
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The outlet also liked that Samsung's phones were able to survive drops into its pressurized dunk tank, which means consumers won't have to worry too much if a phone drops in the pool.
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The moka pot, or macchinetta del caffè, which literally translates to "small coffee machine," is a stovetop machine that moves boiling water, pressurized by steam, through ground coffee to make a delicious brew.
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The musical mechanism is comprised of a rotating steel drum on top of a large plywood box (technically known as a wind chest) which pumps pressurized air through air vents in the scaffolding.
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He is pressurized to "tank" (purposely lose) a frame, by Waxy Chuff, a transgender gangster (played by the transgender actress Alexandra Billings, known for "Transparent") with natural instincts for both violence and malapropisms.
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Kona Dew Specialized CrossTrail — Hydraulic Disc For a slightly higher price, you can get an aluminum-frame hybrid bike with hydraulic disc brakes, which work to stop the wheel with a pressurized fluid.
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In a March 2019 study, researchers suggested that seasonal flow patterns in Mars's crater walls could come from pressurized groundwater 750 meters below the surface, which travels upward through cracks in the ground.
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Few of those investigated turned out to actually be communists, and McCarthy's name became synonymous with leveling trumped-up, unsubstantiated accusations of wrongdoing against one's political opponents in a highly pressurized political climate.
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The pressurized world of admissions to top-tier colleges has been a national focus recently following the sprawling scam that has implicated wealthy parents, Hollywood celebrities and college coaches, resulting in several guilty pleas.
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Here, scientists have previously 3D printed a male urethra, attached it to a small pressurized hose, and used it to spray water at a urinal to figure out how best to avoid splash-back.
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The witness, caregiver Lyndsey Wisegarver, told the paper the man was attempting to kill a "huge wolf spider" with the torch lighter — a larger kind of cigarette light that emits a pressurized blue flame.
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The Deadliest Volcano in the United States Just Got Really WeirdImage: WikimediaPicture a volcanic eruption: fiery lava and smoke billowing skyward as a towering mountain empties its over-pressurized belly of a hot meal.
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For example, in 2013, French car manufacturers Peugeot and Citroën announced plans to build a hybrid vehicle that used pressurized air as a source of energy, though the development has been put on hold.
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"Being in a space suit, particularly pressurized on a space walk, is a stressor," Dorit Donoviel, an expert in space health also at the Baylor College of Medicine, tells The Verge in an email.
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The suspected suicide bomber was sucked out of the Daallo Airlines plane through a one-meter (one-yard) wide hole when the blast ripped open the pressurized cabin in flight, officials said last week.
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Pressurized air inflates and deflates this central chamber, replacing the muscle contraction of the human heart, and this is how the artificial heart is able to pump fluid with comparable viscosity to human blood.
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If the end form was not manufactured correctly, the feed pipe and the feed hose may not be completely connected or may disconnect once the fuel lines become pressurized, resulting in a fuel leak.
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On April 7, 2015, Osiel put on bulky rubber boots and a white hard hat, and trained a pressurized hose on the plant's stainless-steel machines, blasting off the leftover grease, meat, and blood.
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The most effective treatment is continuous positive airway pressure—or CPAP therapy, in which a specialized machine delivers a steady supply of pressurized air during sleep so people can breathe comfortably through the night.
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If your nasal passages are sensitive, consider the products sold in a pressurized metal can instead of the plastic squeeze bottles—the former don't contain potentially irritating preservatives, while the latter do, he says.
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Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri characterized the move as a way to make a "less pressurized environment" on the app, as many users often zero in on the app's metrics, which can cause anxiety.
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But the fourth-ranked Osaka, who has looked adrift at times in 2019 after winning in Australia, appears to be in a much more secure place at this less pressurized stage of the season.
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PA) is set to complete its takeover of the reactor unit of nuclear group Areva later this year and has taken the lead in negotiating export contracts for Areva's flagship European Pressurized Reactor (EPR).
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It's reminiscent of Mark Rober's world's biggest Nerf gun, but instead of a tank of pressurized air to propel giant darts, this bazooka uses actual explosives to fire foam missiles that utterly destroy its targets.
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It's a prefab home the size of a football field, 462 tons and more than $100 billion worth of pressurized roomlike modules and gleaming solar arrays, orbiting 250 miles above the surface of the Earth.
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Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri told BuzzFeed News that the test wasn't about incentivizing specific behavior but "about creating a less pressurized environment where people feel comfortable expressing themselves" and focus less on like counts.
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But conducting this procedure in microgravity comes with certain hazards, like this one: So as if space surgery isn't difficult enough, it may also involve sharp, pointy objects shooting out of their pressurized holding containers.
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Under plans drawn up by Cameron, French utility EDF and China General Nuclear Power Corp would fund the cost of building two Areva European Pressurized Water Reactors at the Hinkley C nuclear plant in Somerset.
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Much like a diamond is formed by the earth's incredible pressurized forces going to work on a simple piece of carbon, so too do the external pressures in our lives form us into better people.
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If mom and dad are home brew and craft beer enthusiasts, this uKeg Pressurized Growler from GrowlerWerks is the best way to transport frosty ales and beers from the bar to the home with ease.
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HTT is one of a handful of firms working to develop hyperloop transport, which would use magnets to levitate and propel pods through large pressurized tubes at speeds of more than 700 miles per hour.
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In this program for ages 8 through 13, the Staten Island Museum will show children and accompanying adults how a simple plastic soda bottle can blast off when it's filled with water and pressurized air.
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In 1945, de Havilland was awarded a contract from the UK government to design and produce a mailplane capable with a pressurized cabin capable of transatlantic flight and cruising speeds of at least 400 mph.
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A few minutes later, you'll hear the pot begin to gurgle as the steam-pressurized boiling water passes through the grounds and up through the spout of the moka pot to become strong, rich coffee.
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In the incident, a suspected suicide bomber was sucked out of the Daallo Airlines plane through a one-meter (one-yard) wide hole when a blast ripped open the pressurized cabin in flight, officials said.
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Aviation experts said that if the bomb had exploded a few minutes later, with the cabin fully pressurized, the fuselage would have most likely blown apart, killing all of the approximately 80 people on board.
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Although the presses seem ready to prepare a monstrous waffle, they actually produce steaming hot sheets of half shells, which are trimmed, buffed to be glued and pressed into a whole, pressurized sphere (or core).
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A few minutes later, you'll hear the pot begin to gurgle as the steam-pressurized boiling water passes through the grounds and up through the spout of the moka pot to become strong, rich coffee.
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Even more qualifying, Walsh said, was that D'Antoni figured to be better emotionally prepared for the pressurized environmental conditions, whereas Walsh believed that even the most self-assured rookie head coach would find them daunting.
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As this nub — the peanut embryo — grew in a petri dish, she would blast it with pressurized air to deliver microscopic DNA molecules into its cells, where they shut down the production of allergenic proteins.
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France started making a big push for nuclear power in the 1960s, starting with gas-cooled reactors and pressurized water reactor designs from the US and later, in the 1970s, developing its own PWR designs.
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Ford said a lack of coolant circulation could cause an engine to overheat, resulting in a crack in the cylinder head, which could result in a pressurized oil leak and raise the risk of a fire.
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These include replacing a large avionics box that supplies electricity and data connections for various onboard science experiments, and installing a fabric shield designed to protect against micrometeorites on one of the spacecraft's pressurized mating adapters.
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As Reagan Waskom and David Cooper of Colorado State University explain, farmers and ranchers feared that these canals would fall under the rule's definition of "tributary" and might have to be replaced by costly pressurized pipes.
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"One thing we found with this growing robot, is that it is surprisingly difficult to stop it from lengthening when it is pressurized — if there is a way it can extend, it probably will," he says.
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Sources familiar with the situation said last month EDF has already held talks with Saudi Arabia about selling Areva-designed European Pressurized Reactors (EPR) and that it wants to participate in a possible Saudi nuclear tender.
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In October, Arizona-based World View Enterprises announced that it developed a pressurized capsule attached to a giant helium-filled balloon that can take six customers and two crew members to an altitude of 30,500 meters.
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In the dying moments of Game 5 in San Antonio, LaMarcus Aldridge, this season's free-agent catch, was unable to meet the moment of pivotal truth in his first appearance on the Spurs' pressurized playoff stage.
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HPLC involves dropping the bud into a beaker of solvent such as methanol or chloroform, and running it through a pressurized column to isolate the mixture's components once the THC has been extracted into the solvent.
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Lava from an active fissure nearby had flowed onto the property early this week, posing the risk of toxic gases being released in the event molten rock encroached into any of several pressurized deep-underground wells.
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Much of his work was also embellished with his patented Pyrotypietechnik, a groundbreaking method of ornamenting wood in relief using pressurized rollers: It caused a sensation at major world expositions — and made Ludwig a very rich man.
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Both the government and investors interested in possible projects that would use hydraulic fracturing, which breaks up rock formations with pressurized liquid, are waiting for an administrative tribunal to rule on whether the technique will be allowed.
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How would it feel to be in a pressurized capsule for weeks and months, in a state of suspended animation until I wake up and then have to perform and do my duty in a new place?
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The pressurized rover will be able to transport astronauts over 10,000 km using its onboard fuel cells and solar recharging mechanism, according to a press release detailing the concept from March, prior to today's development partnership agreement.
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Lava from an active fissure nearby had flowed onto the property early this week, posing the risk of toxic gases being released in the event the molten rock encroached into any of three pressurized deep-underground wells.
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As he played a slow cadenza in a controlled high register, each note arriving as a clarion event, the sympathetic vibrations of the piano soundboard produced a shimmer of ghostly overtones, and a sort of pressurized hush.
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Meanwhile, the side effects of dry cabin air and the mild, usually harmless hypoxia that comes from being in a pressurized airplane cabin — dry skin, headaches, dehydration — are likely to be amplified by the longer flight time.
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The hyperbaric chamber is a pressurized environment that a person can sit inside for 60-90 minutes to increase oxygen delivery to all their organs, as well as repair and regenerate inflamed tissue, cellular, and organ functionality.
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With an internal pressurized volume of 32,898 cubic feet, roughly equal to the interior of a Boeing 747, the ISS is a far cry from the cavernous starships we're used to seeing in science fiction and fantasy.
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This particular mission will see the HTV loaded with 5.3 metric tons (just under six U.S. tons) of supplies for the ISS on board in both pressurized and unpressurized cargo containers, which divvy up the total capacity.
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The codes also require many additional safeguards, especially in new buildings or major renovations: automatic sprinkler systems, fire alarms, loudspeakers to provide emergency instructions, pressurized stairways designed to keep smoke out and multiple stairways or fire escapes.
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Being shot through a pressurized tube like documents to a bank teller is an image right out of 1503s science fiction, and tech guru Elon Musk, who proposed the initial model, has hyped the idea for years.
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The ESA has a prototype device called the Lunar Evacuation System Assembly (LESA) that allows a single astronaut to deploy the structure and lift their incapacitated crewmate into a mobile stretcher before bringing them to a pressurized lander.
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That earlier move was purely symbolic: there's little you can do with tons of 3.67% enriched uranium bar power an older pressurized water reactor for a little while, and it has no use for a bomb at all.
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In this post, however, I want to focus on what is currently the largest industrial use of CO2: enhanced oil recovery (EOR), whereby pressurized CO2 is injected into existing oil and gas reservoirs to squeeze more hydrocarbons out.
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"A similar size object reentered over Peru in January (the Zenit rocket stage from the Angosat-1 launch) and a few pressurized tank pieces were found on the ground, but pretty much no-one paid attention," McDowell said.
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Biēm is a gadget that uses advanced technology to spray butter, including an accelerometer to automatically turn it on, a heater to better melt the butter, and an air pump to spray it without requiring pressurized CO2 canisters.
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French electricity company Electricite de France (EDF), one of the largest nuclear operators in the world, told CNBC last week that the company was in talks with the Indian government to build six European Pressurized Reactors in India.
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Since the first pressurized water reactors were built in the United States in the 1970s, manufacturers have applied the break preclusion concept to reactor vessels and steam generators, manufactured to such high standards that breakage was ruled out.
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"My answer is a lot shorter," he said, responding to a debate question about whether the candidates support fracking, a procedure in which pressurized water and chemicals are injected into the ground to release oil and natural gas.
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"The culture was very cost centered, incredibly pressurized," Adam Dickson, who worked for Boeing for 30 years and led a team of engineers that worked on the 737 Max, told BBC Panorama in a program airing Monday night.
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The authorities determined that most of the oil droplets that escaped from the pipe, which was pressurized to more than 3,000 pounds per square inch, were so small that they were measured in microns, Lieutenant Commander Youde said.
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After the Dragon capsule has docked, BEAM will be transferred to the rear port on the Tranquility node by the station's robotic arm, where it will be inflated, pressurized, and decorated with a suite of sensors by the crew.
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Massachusetts governor Charlie Baker declared a state of emergency two days after fires and explosions caused by over-pressurized natural gas lines ravaged dozens of homes throughout Lawrence, Andover and North Andover and forced evacuations of thousands of residents.
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Campaigners said global criticism of the ban may have pressurized authorities into making a u-turn - but added that much more needed to be done to curb the sexual exploitation of young girls and high rates of teen pregnancies.
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EDF said in October that it planned to load fuel in the Flamanville European Pressurized Reactor (EPR) by the end of the fourth quarter of 2018, and aims for it to be fully up and running in late 2019.
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"These people have lower levels of resilience and can often start feeling very pressurized," said Kato, who noted that the numbers of male hikikomori were higher than women owing to the higher expectations that Japanese society placed on men.
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Two sources, requesting anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter, confirmed that the site was being acquired for Westinghouse, which plans to build six AP-1000 pressurized water reactors, each with a design capacity of around 1,100 megawatts.
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"An astronaut working in a pressurized suit outside the space station or an assembly operator in a factory might need to use 15 to 20 pounds of force to hold a tool during an operation," said NASA in 2012.
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With a motive to support the share price of Britain's biggest retailer, secure huge compensation packages and retain their jobs, the two executives "pressurized or coerced" unidentified subordinates into compliance, lead prosecutor Sasha Wass told London's Southwark Crown Court.
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Wang cites the invention of the first rice cookers as even earlier in the 20th century, and a pressurized cooking pot was made in the 17th century by the French physicist Denis Papin, according to The New York Times.
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As Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone expressively vied for Olivia Colman's affections, they evoked throaty, full-body laughs from the audience at the screening I attended, rather than the tight, pressurized laughter I heard while watching his earlier films.
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The HTV-8 (aka "Kounotori-8") mission will deliver a load of cargo to the ISS, separated across both a pressurized and an unpressurized cargo compartment on the HTV unpiloted spacecraft, which will dock with the ISS for unloading.
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The fact that the UN system is adapting to meet the challenges that have evolved with a more connected, fast-paced, and increasingly pressurized global context means that it continues to be the institution the world can rely on.
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In particular, now that they have two modified Humvees on the island to serve as pressurized vehicle simulations, Lee and his colleagues will be engaging in a dual rover traverse to test out a number of different technologies and exploration protocols.
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The water gun's giant green reservoir can be pressurized to 2,400 PSI, producing a stream of water that blasts out of the barrel with enough pressure to shatter windows—and take down anyone who dares reach for the garden hose.[YouTube]
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The primary objectives of the mission included performing over 80 science experiments, conducting tests in the pressurized SPACEHAB module, retrieving the Spartan free-flyer payload, working with the Hubble Space Telescope, and of course, performing a battery of tests on Glenn.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 2013, tech billionaire and "real life Iron Man" Elon Musk first proposed his concept for the Hyperloop, a futuristic ground transport system made up of levitating pods hurtling through pressurized tubes at 700mph.
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While I was traveling to and from the tournament, running around the grounds, and breaking out everywhere (especially on my jawline, thanks pressurized cabin air) it got me wondering... How do professional athletes pack for weeks and weeks on the road?
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Other fish movement options being enacted are physically moving rocks from the slide to create a series of natural pools for the fish to rest in, and a fish transportation system of flexible pressurized tubes, the provincial government has said.
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These suits aren't designed for extra-vehicular activity (EVA) after all – they're created to protect the astronauts while they're in the capsule, and when moving over to other vehicles (like the ISS) under pressurized conditions, rather than being exposed to vacuum.
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An enormous Ferris wheel in space, Von Braun would measure 1,600 feet (about a third of a mile) in diameter, have almost 12 million cubic meters of pressurized volume, and spin in order to provide simulated gravity for the occupants.
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Fontana said the top and bottom of the reactor vessels for the two Hinkley Point reactors are produced by Japan Steel Works , but that future vessels for its flagship European Pressurized Reactor (EPR) reactor would be made by Creusot Forge.
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Levy also said that EDF unit Framatome is developing an optimised new model of its flagship European Pressurized Reactor (EPR), but he said that before this model could be exported, it would have to be ordered and built on French territory.
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The design that was eventually settled on for the robotic hand is called the RBO Hand 2, which uses flexible rubber air chambers for the fingers and pressurized air to change the robot's grasp based on the object it is handling.
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But to date, they have not been able to prove that the violent shaking of their house during fracking "completions"—the violent process by which sections of horizontally-drilled well are injected and fracked with pressurized liquid—has caused the damage.
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Unlike the original vision of a hyperloop, which would send a vehicle speeding through a de-pressurized vacuum tube at nearly 700 miles per hour, Arrivo's system relies on what it calls "guideways," which are built to integrate with existing infrastructure.
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Saturation divers — like guys welding oil pipelines in the North Sea — live in a habitat pressurized to the same depth as the seawater in which they're working, and the gas they're breathing is high in helium content, which seeps into watches.
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With high-tech drills, ROVs and submersibles, pressurized collection tubes, the latest DNA technology and computer modeling, the researchers have explored volcanoes, diamond mines, deep-sea hot springs, underwater mud volcanoes and other extreme sites beneath our oceans and continents.
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What Mr. Miller brought customers, he said, was triple-filtered New York City water, without salt, sugar or other additives, pressurized to about 19763 to 80 pounds per square inch — perfect for enjoying plain or spritzing into an egg cream.
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It comes packaged in a pressurized can similar to most shaving creams, which was new to me in terms of body washes, but I quickly grew accustomed to it as it helps you avoid using too much or wasting it.
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Explosions are a risk with any kind of pressurized container — Silly String, hairspray, whipped cream — exposed to high temperatures: When the can heats up, the pressure inside it increases, potentially to the point where its contents can no longer be contained.
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This, coupled with Instagram's recent hidden like count testing, exemplifies the app's commitment to creating a safer, less pressurized experience for its users — a shift intended to combat the often negative effects on user mental health caused by the app.
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"The changes in vertical pressure of a liquid sealed in the pressurized cord indicates to the module where it is in vertical relation to a preset reference level," said Dennis Vories, the electrical engineer who invented and designed the device.
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The loop project is separate from hyperloop proposals, which involve ultra-high speed, fixed intercity transportation systems in which passengers are transported in pressurized capsules that operate in sealed partial-vacuum tubes at 600 miles per hour or faster, the department said.
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Firefighters have responded to at least 70 reported fires and explosions at homes caused by over-pressurized natural gas lines in three Massachusetts towns, according to state police, forcing neighborhoods to evacuate as first responders scramble to secure scenes and prevent further damage.
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There's obviously a lot of tech to be developed, but the core idea of this new kind of spacesuit is great: These suits are still your standard air-pressurized suits, which Newman describes as engineering marvels, but still really hard to move in.
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Their version is also designed to be pressurized via heat exchanges with the engines used to pressurize fuel tank and oxygen tank, which is simpler than systems with Falcon 9 where helium is used to pressurize fuel tank, and nitrogen for further pressurization.
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A source familiar with the situation said on Sunday that the CFO had concluded EDF's 18 billion pound ($25.5 billion) Hinkley Point project to build two Areva-designed European Pressurized Reactors (EPRs) would put too much stress on EDF's already stretched balance sheet.
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Toyota's fuel-cell buses will run on more powerful platform than the Mirai, with up to 10 fuel tanks holding 600 liters of highly pressurized H2 and producing 235 kwh, or almost three times the output of a Tesla Model S battery.
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Using pressurized air, the bird carcass is shot at engines at speeds of around 250 to 350 feet per second, according to GE. (A military engine test required speeds of 750 feet per second.) Pratt & Whitney uses pheasants from farms, a spokeswoman said.
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Children in their 30s think differently about love of country than their parents or grandparents, perhaps because many of their life experiences, while abundant, have a different, less pressurized outlook than parents who faced death and war when the younger generation hasn't.
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Cheryl Rofer, a retired nuclear scientist at the Los Alamos National Laboratory and editor of the blog Nuclear Diner, said Belgium's Tihange nuclear plant has pressurized water reactors, inside a heavy steel vessel, reducing the danger that nuclear fuel could leak or spread.
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But over the years, the station evolved like a multicellular organism, sprouting six more pressurized limbs from the DOS-2437 base block to become the largest spacefaring vessel of its day, as well as the first continuously inhabited orbital outpost in human history.
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PAHALA, Hawaii (Reuters) - The restive Kilauea Volcano belched clouds of ash into the skies over Hawaii's Big Island twice more on Wednesday as civil defense authorities reported that pressurized geothermal wells at a nearby power plant had been spared from approaching lava.
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To reach such great heights, Auguste first created the pressurized cabin, an invention that, along with a stratospheric hot air balloon, afforded him the opportunity to be the first person to see the curvature of the earth, plotting a course for modern aviation.
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Not a bad story line, but what makes it better is that the 03th-seeded Andreescu, despite her inexperience at this pressurized level of a Grand Slam tournament, has the weapons, maturity and moxie to potentially make this final a terrific match.
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Like many lambrusco wineries, the Gavioli estate, owned by the Giacobazzi family, makes most of its wines using the bulk or tank method, also called Charmat, which induces a second fermentation by introducing yeasts into huge, pressurized stainless-steel tanks of still wine.
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The group said its probe had identified that some vehicles may have small cracks inside one of the fuel lines in the engine compartment, which along with a pressurized fuel system may over time lead to fuel leakage in the engine compartment.
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Half of the 4-man stunt group from Finland joined us on "TMZ Live" Friday to show off a new feat of insanity -- using a pressurized t-shirt cannon to fire thumb tacks, Lego parts and chunks of cactus into Jukka's chest (and throat).
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Houben seems to approach the piece as a field recording as much as composition, depicting the fullness of the organ in its own habitat, making cold metal and pressurized air the stars of their very own nature documentary, shot brilliantly from a god's eye view.
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VOLCANO, Hawaii, May 23 (Reuters) - The restive Kilauea Volcano belched clouds of ash into the skies over Hawaii's Big Island twice more on Wednesday as civil defense authorities reported that pressurized geothermal wells at a nearby power plant had been secured from approaching lava.
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A jovial couple from Long Island received a custom creation, honoring the man's wish for "something on fire": acid-adjusted orange juice, pressurized and condensed coconut milk, two types of rum, and an extra shot, aflame, floating placidly in the inverted skin of a lime.
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There was an unearthly quality to the atmosphere inside the Frieze New York art fair, like the air in a plane—still but pressurized, with an unsettling hum—when the fiction writer Ottessa Moshfegh visited to speak about her work one afternoon in May.
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The University of Rhode Island lab is one of the only ones in the world that has the ability to test the impact of "dynamic events" (such as explosions, shockwaves, or bullets) on materials in a pressurized water capsule that can simulate deep sea depths.
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The bombers were the culmination of 20 years of aviation advances leading up to World War II and were the first to have pressurized, heated fuselages, enabling them to operate above 18,000 feet without crews having to don special gear or use oxygen masks.
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Workers at the closed Puna Geothermal Venture, which provided around 25 percent of electricity on Hawaii's Big Island, worked to cap the last of three pressurized wells to reduce the risk of an uncontrolled release of toxic gases should they be inundated by lava.
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Even if you fork over the $50 fee to check your favorite skin-care products in your carry-on, you'll still have to last through three long hours in a pressurized cabin without your jumbo face mist and hydrating serum — and nobody needs that.
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As the flight arrived in Dulles, emergency dispatchers, who had been alerted by airport workers in Charlotte that Mr. Gaskin might be aboard, questioned whether the hold had been pressurized or whether the person inside was truly an airport employee, NBC reported, citing dispatcher recordings.
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After investigating higher-than-expected carbon concentrations in the base and cover of the Areva-designed European Pressurized Reactor's (EPR) containment vessel, ASN in June gave provisional clearance for the reactor, but said its cover had to be replaced by 2024 at the latest.
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As National Geographic points out, dangers include "hazardous cargo, flammable or toxic materials, and vapors, sharp or heavy objects, pressurized equipment, and even disease" spread through bloodborne pathogens including HIV and hepatitis B and C. But in many ways, the major impact is emotional.
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But that began to change two years ago when a Texas-based oil and gas company was found to have been using hydraulic fracturing, known as fracking, and matrix acidizing, a fracking-like method that dissolves rocks with acid instead of fracturing them with pressurized liquid.
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Plus, there were the meticulous hours spent preparing and tying water balloons, precisely filling up the water reservoir on a super soaker, and the endless pumping to keep the tank pressurized so you didn't end up just spraying the ground three feet in front of you.
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Draper's research resulted in a new boot design created by a team led by Draper Fellow and former MIT graduate student Alison Gibson, who incorporated sensors and vibration motors into boots, essentially passing through sensation in a way that works within the constraints of pressurized EVA work.
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Department of Homeland Security spokesman Dave Lapan confirmed to Axios that DHS tested a laptop bomb in an "aircraft frame while on the ground but pressurized" prior to the March announcement of the laptop ban for airlines and airports in the Middle East and North Africa.
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European governments and security agencies had not pressurized Vodafone into taking the step, but the "noise level" had increased, and the debate now needed more facts, Read said, adding that governments in Africa and the Middle East, where Vodafone also uses Huawei, had not raised concerns.
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"To make it, you have to put a lot of energy in to freeze it, to transport it, to keep it pressurized not only on land but all the way across the ocean," said Dr. Seth Shonkoff, an environmental science researcher at the University of California Berkeley.
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For the next few years, he gets the benefit of acclimating himself to the professional game and dealing with the outsize expectations awaiting him in a basketball environment far less pressurized than that of New York, where many, especially the Knicks, thought and hoped he would land.
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Grenia took two years to adapt the pressurized-nitrogen technology, used originally for beer, for these silken sips: the Raisin the Bar is a viscous, earthy-sweet Manhattan, while the outstanding Transmit the Box is laced with chipotle-infused mezcal, whose delayed heat sparkles like fireworks.
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The New Shepard is designed to autonomously fly six passengers more than 62 miles (100 km) above Earth into suborbital space, high enough to experience a few minutes of weightlessness and see the curvature of the planet before the pressurized capsule returns to earth under parachutes.
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Instead of relying on gravity, they have special pressurized cartridges that use nitrogen gas to push ink out, which means they can write at any angle or in extreme cold, or extreme heat, where an ink of a normal pen would get too thick or too thin to write.
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A divided U.S. Court of Appeals panel upheld NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's four-game suspension of Tom Brady for his involvement in "Deflategate," the label given to the New England Patriots' use of under-pressurized footballs in the AFC Championship game against the Indianapolis Colts in January of 2015.
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Pressure in the cabin is maintained by the opening and closing of an outflow valve, which releases incoming air at a rate regulated by pressure sensors (Air & Space Smithsonian says to "think of a pressurized cabin as a balloon that has a leak but is being inflated continuously").
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The equalizing process is usually assisted by an air crew ensuring that the cabin is pressurized, but even with that help, many people still feel effects of altitude change through things like ears popping, which happens because your middle ear is trying to equalize pressure with the surrounding atmosphere.
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He himself sometimes felt trapped in a single mood: a kind of pressurized worry, marbled with sadness, through which flecks of pleasure were visible during certain parts of the day—mostly in the evening, when the sun set over the gabled Victorians near the park, edging them with fire.
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The container had two giant cutout holes filled by a pair of rubber gloves so he could insert his hands into the apparatus and shoot pressurized sand onto individual components of the skeleton: stripping away rust and old paint, getting the frame as close to bare metal as possible.
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It's not quite that quick—multicooker users know that the countdown doesn't begin until the unit is pressurized, which can be a couple minutes for meals without much liquid in there, or a while longer if you're waiting for six cups of broth to heat up enough to build the pressure.
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As Hong Kong's oldest, most experienced, and best equipped craft brewery, HKBC was a natural partner for Cathay when it decided to find a craft beer with local character, international quality, and a brewery team that could make a beer that was designed for the conditions in a pressurized airline cabin.
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Indeed, some of HMP's most successful experiments have been in the vehicular exploration department, such as Lee and his colleagues' 2000-mile overland journey across the Northwest Passage to Devon Island in a modified Humvee that served as an analog to a pressurized vehicle that could be used on long distance Mars trips.
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Gerrard's new piece is a live simulation of the Spindletop salt dome oil field located in the southern portion of Beaumont, TX. The artist rebuilt the landscape of this historic oil field as a virtual world in which he placed a flagpole that spews pressurized black smoke in the shape of a flag.
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Being fair to Howard for just a moment before we dump sand on his head, the guy has played in thousands of pressurized playoff minutes and is headed to the Hall of Fame, so rushing to any conclusions about his effort and/or ability in a couple preseason games is a bit silly.
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The propulsion test, which ran on a track and not inside a tube, was the first time anyone has seen anything concrete having to do with the hyperloop, Elon Musk's futuristic "fifth mode of transportation" that comes with lofty promises of sending people 700 miles per hour down a partially pressurized tube.
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