Zschocke, for all his nimble politesse, propagates intolerance and exclusion.
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He argued that the motto propagates a religious view he opposes.
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They believe the predominant myths that our culture propagates about happiness.
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It's a tree that is sustainable because it propagates by itself.
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Do you think that sort of behavior propagates other bad behavior?
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With all these guys, I don't think it propagates more assholes.
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It propagates an imagination of Earth as an ideal, edenic home.
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It is based on the way the news propagates on the network.
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The resulting release of energy forms a wave that propagates throughout the globe.
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"We're looking at what seismic energy propagates off in the subsurface," Hansen explained.
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While foraging for their own food, they distribute the pollen that propagates our own.
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In her view, basing the results on continents is crude, and propagates a misconception.
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The system propagates the rise of crossbenchers, a hotly debated topic among political pundits.
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The diffuse spectacle of modern capitalism propagates itself by exploiting the spectator's lingering dissatisfaction.
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"The easy and ready access to the internet propagates MBI," Feldman told Wired in 2009.
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A soundwave, for example, will behave differently when it propagates through granite compared to sandstone.
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That signal then propagates through the skin, and the high-tech wrist band approximates its location.
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Never meant to be executed, "Dictionary" propagates flurries of ideas at the margins of professional practice.
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Numerous others have spoken out against Hustlers since its release, saying Scafaria's film propagates harmful stereotypes.
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" This sense of futility propagates bad player behavior because a reporting player may go "Well, screw it.
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Fox News, of which Trump is an avid viewer and which often propagates his message, followed suit.
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Worm A specific type of malware that propagates and replicates itself automatically, spreading from computer to computer.
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Wirathu represents an awful idea, one that cannot be banished, and one he propagates with chilling skill.
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When light propagates through a moving medium—like, say, a raindrop—it is dragged along with the medium.
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Another experiment will have to prove that false news propagates faster because it is more novel and negative.
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As the picture propagates through the network, these basic components are combined to form more abstract concepts, i.e.
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Disorientation propagates itself — and disoriented people are more inclined to accept a despot as sole font of truth.
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Steve King, who openly propagates the notion that the government must urgently act to protect America's white population.
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One virus replicates to create a hundred viruses—the infection propagates more infection—and an exponential expansion ensues.
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At present the researchers have established that false news propagates faster, and false news is more novel and negative.
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And the "Google Docs" app reads all your email and contacts, and then self-propagates by sending more emails.
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It propagates the idea that we must look a certain way or that our worth is tied to appearance.
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"Their widespread use of technology propagates the persistent terrorist message to attack U.S. interests here and abroad," Floris said.
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"If you wiggle the jet stream at one end, there's going to be a wave that propagates along it," Lang says.
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And it is the very isolation of anonymous text-based therapy that propagates the loneliness and stigma instead of mitigating it.
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That heat propagates out to the skin, where it can be absorbed by the back of the PowerWatch while it's being worn.
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The consequent change in pressure then propagates through the air and, when it reaches the ground, is heard as a distinctive boom.
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Once the malware finds one of these devices, which are usually surveillance cameras, DVRs or routers, it infects them and self-propagates.
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The lunar dark side myth propagates the belief that there is a frozen, desolate side of the moon which never receives sunlight.
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This pervasive state internet propagates Korean culture, and he says the most common online advertising is created by the plastic surgery industry.
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The way this energy propagates through space depends on the total amount of light emitted by all galaxies, according to the study.
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Yet the funeral industry, to this day, propagates this old notion that individuals and families who choose cremation do so for financial reasons.
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Eventually, the crust density causes the crust to sink, and this systematic crust sinking propagates in a 'wave' across the entire lava lake.
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On May 11th police in the town of Pobierowo raided an academic conference on Karl Marx to check whether it "propagates totalitarian content".
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But this detachment distorts the reality of political change and propagates an overly neat narrative that has little to do with the truth.
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In this Korean imagining, which the government avidly propagates in North Korea, the leader is the parent-in-chief, whose virtues define the nation.
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The narratives that have manifested in the West's reception to The Wandering Earth are emblematic of broader narratives about China that the West propagates.
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Fincham, who was born in Britain and grew up in Jamaica, envisioned a soliton—a solitary wave that maintains its energy as it propagates.
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Yet, Prince Mohammed also propagates the kind of fear that makes a woman prepared to defy the religious police afraid to give her name.
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Most need to eat, as a way to ensure their creators still get a cut of the action while their original product propagates without them.
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The compulsion to "know" also propagates the idea that trans people are hiding something, that we are frauds or illusionists, that we are not real.
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It might seem paradoxical that an entrepreneur who amassed wealth in the private sector belongs to an organization that propagates the ideals of Karl Marx.
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Half of Rothman and Daley's literacy class focuses on practical information about the realities of the porn industry, history, messaging, and sexual myths it propagates.
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Ramji says that code issues almost always follow a critical path, and they can use this tool to understand how the problem propagates across distributed systems.
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So even though the short-term rates are not themselves particularly important, the workings of profit-seeking traders ensure that the impact propagates throughout the economy.
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I came up with no answers, only the conclusion that one of racism's superpowers is how it propagates illogical shame and projects it upon the undeserving.
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Suddenly, a slip occurs; a rip appears in the crust and quickly propagates away from its origin, much like a run in a pair of hosiery.
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It's here that you can toggle how what you share on Facebook propagates throughout the platform and who and to what extent strangers can reach out to.
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Similar to the strings of a finely tuned instrument, each strand of spider silk transmits vibrations across a wide range of frequencies, which propagates throughout the web.
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It propagates the idea that Harris dumped Swift, and that trolls should have full reign to publicly list reasons why they would have "dumped Taylor Swift," too.
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It might seem odd that a billionaire entrepreneur who made his wealth in the private sector belongs to an organization that propagates the ideals of Karl Marx.
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From depths of at least 2,000 feet, they swim to the ocean's surface, in a wave of animals that propagates as the sun sets around the planet.
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Whether it's racism, sexism, or any other number of disgraceful isms, every day that King remains a sitting member of Congress only further propagates and legitimizes hate.
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Further, that design trade propagates out to the other variants, so they just don't carry as much as they would if there weren't a STOVL design requirement.
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This beast that they will ride is called a tidal bore, a wave that flows in from the ocean and propagates to dozens of rivers around the world.
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"That warming effect propagates in the growing season, where soils on the insulated side are a degree warmer than the control side, and that's causing [additional] thaw," Taylor explains.
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North Korea practices its own brand of communist ideology called Juche, which propagates nationalist self-reliance as opposed to internationalism, which is a core principal of Marxist-Leninist communism.
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It means that a Muslim printer could be obliged to publish cartoons of Mohammed and a Jewish printer could be required to publish a book that propagates Holocaust denial.
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It is now money from Kuwait, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates — which each average approximately €1 million a year — that propagates the same hard-line version of Islam.
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Fire propagates just like it always has in Far Cry games — but since the civilization of 10,000 B.C. is little more than groupings of thatched huts, everything is flammable.
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The question has taken on new urgency as the Trump administration propagates falsehoods about voter fraud, climate change and crime statistics that large swaths of the population have bought into.
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Likewise, positing as the principal organ through which cultural Marxism propagates itself in pop culture, that the Frankfurt School so explicitly denounced, would strike them as the saltiest of ironies.
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Smaller sized ones, which are much more common in our solar neighborhood, tend to explode while they're still in the sky, creating a pressure wave that propagates outwards in all directions.
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Since nothing propagates faster than the speed of light, the Hubble distance is the furthest distance we can ever observe in principle (unless we discover some way around the theory of relativity!).
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But it's also about more than that — misinformation propagates so easily because social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter are still figuring out their stances on what counts as prohibited content.
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The writing workshop, with all its unexamined assumptions, has spread to Britain and Hong Kong, a model of pedagogy that is also an object lesson in how power propagates and conceals itself.
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We share the fake news we want to believe, sending it out to our like-minded friends on Facebook and Twitter who, in turn, propagate it further and ultimately, it propagates exponentially.
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One could also argue that Trump is more Machiavellian than Foucauldian and that he doesn't actually believe what he says: He propagates misinformation strategically, to excite his base and smear his opponents.
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A surface wave can be imagined as an ocean wave, where the wave propagates along the surface of the body of water without having much of an effect on everything beneath it.
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"The information propagates not randomly, but through a very well-defined structure - it's like a tree," said Elwood's Ren, which has used sentiment analysis for nearly two years after developing its own software.
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Seismic events involve too many variables, from the makeup of the ground in different areas to the types of interactions between seismic plates to the ways energy propagates in waves through the Earth.
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As a beam of light travels through space, it propagates forward in a straight line but it can be rotating about the axis along which it travels, like a corkscrew twirling through space.
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The group's spokesperson noted that the onus has fallen on "the companies that support [Breitbart], however inadvertently," to take a stand in response to the hateful content Sleeping Giants believe the website propagates.
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It's not clear how the wave exactly propagates to the planet's upper atmosphere, where clouds rotate faster than the planets itself — four days instead of the 12 days it takes Venus to rotate once.
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He added a grandiloquent coda: "The fate of our world may depend on the effort of a single person who builds or propagates the machinery of freedom that makes the world safe for capitalism".
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"While glacier meltwater propagates downstream, it mixes with water from other sources such as direct rainfall, wetlands, and groundwater, up to a point where the impact of glacier melting may become negligible," he said.
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The question is, if only one of America's two warring factions believes the information that mainstream institutions produce, abides by their rules, or socially propagates their norms, are they still S13 institutions at all?
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The authors of the new paper said that numerical simulations provided preliminary support for the idea, but that they still could not explain how the gravity wave forms and propagates in the lower atmosphere.
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He embraces, and propagates, the idea that fashion is not about clothes, but rather totems of community, and that the uniforms of various youth subcultures have a legitimate place in the temple of the elite.
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With this new information, the researchers hope to shed more light on the way the Sun exerts influence at a distance and the origin and evolution of solar wind was it propagates through the solar system.
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It is a moral crime against the American idea when the president repeatedly propagates the slander that members of Congress hate the land they love — and leaders of his party lack the courage to unequivocally condemn this.
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Sundar Pichai has made similar remarks before, but his comments in a recent CNBC interview are particularly noteworthy considering the company is currently being deluged with criticism for hosting content that propagates conspiracy theories and encourages radicalization.
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Though the show may be couched in history and myth, it propagates the prevailing orthodoxy of our time — one in which our cultural heritage is increasingly molded and determined by the whims and fancies of a wealthy elite.
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Because any change propagates across the global network within milliseconds, Cloud Spanner is actually a really interesting option for game developers who need low latencies and a ground truth that can be distributed between a global player base.
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"How can you stand for the national anthem of a nation that preaches and propagates, 'freedom and justice for all,' that is so unjust to so many of the people living there?" he said at Saturday's award ceremony.
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Secondly, and contrary to Armis' claims, it's likely very hard to write an exploit that works on all platforms affected, which makes it unlikely that someone will be able to create a Bluetooth worm that propagates through different devices.
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"LeBeau was worried because a "screenshot of the scary Android permissions screen becomes a meme (as it has in the past), propagates around the web, it gets press attention, and enterprising journalists dig into what exactly the new update is requesting.
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The unsung queerness of art from the late 19th and early 20th centuries reveals a critical censure within LGBTQ history that propagates a popular false belief that homosexuality in America miraculously sprung into existence during the Stonewall riots of 1969.
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Because we also know that light propagates at a constant speed, this means that a light ray that started out at a very early time has traveled a particular distance by today (called the "horizon distance" or the "Hubble distance").
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By treating violence as if it were a communicable disease and changing the environment in which it propagates, the United States has not only helped to make these places safer, but has also reduced the strain on our own country.
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She propagates, or encourages, the rumor that she's a hermaphrodite, causing fans to scrutinize photos for suspicious bulges and rewind repeatedly the YouTube clip that seems to catch a penis slipping out when she mounts a motorcycle in a skimpy skirt.
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If the executive order becomes law, Alright wrote in a lengthy Facebook post, it would undermine the country's core values, compromise its security interests and play into an international fear-mongering campaign that propagates the idea that refugees are too often terrorists.
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" The actress wrote that since their reviews focus mainly on women and not men, it "ultimately contributes to the perpetual minimization of women" and that it "propagates the idea that our worth is predominantly (or singularly) tied to our looks … the blatant hyprocrisy is nauseating.
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It's clear that intimidation and bullying can only get a leader so far, and whether he wants to believe it or not, Negan probably has far more enemies surrounding him than friends at the Sanctuary, no matter how much "I am Negan" propaganda he propagates.
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That position contradicts the conclusion of the intelligence community in both the Obama and Trump administrations and propagates the theory that the leak of Democratic Party emails in the 2016 election wasn't because of a cyberattack by Russian hackers but rather was an inside job.
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The footage of Mr. Ghabra was widely circulated by several groups in 2013, including the Iranian state-run news outlet Al Alam and Alex Jones' InfoWars — the right-wing site that often propagates conspiracy theories and rumor — which posted this piece on it that year.
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Our thinking at the time was, we know how Apple works, we know how this technology propagates over time, so we're going to place a bet that eventually these depth sensors will be on every iPhone and every iPad, and they'll be emulated and replicated on Android.
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While Beijing claims that Washington is the aggressor and is spurring global protectionism, China's trading partners have complained for years that it abuses World Trade Organization rules and propagates unfair policies at home that lock foreign firms out of some sectors as domestic champions are being nurtured.
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While Beijing's claims that Washington is the aggressor and is spurring global protectionism, China's trading partners have complained for years that it abuses World Trade Organization rules and propagates unfair policies at home that lock foreign firms out of some sectors as domestic champions are being nurtured.
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In fact, scientists have understood that for over a decade: When a long and thin object like a stick of spaghetti is broken by bending it in two, the energy of the initial fracture propagates back through the stick, causing the stick to fracture in multiple places.
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Funny, as an American Jew I can tell you that the issuance of this executive order, which essentially just restates the policy that's long existed — by an administration that routinely propagates anti-Semitism and other forms of racism and xenophobia — does not make me feel safer.
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Using this gene drive, scientists could ensure that an altered gene propagates throughout an entire population in short order: By harnessing this technique, scientists could, say, genetically modify mosquitoes to only produce male offspring — and then use a gene drive to push that trait through an entire population.
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In a culture that persistently propagates the idea that elite college admissions are the only key to success, in a culture that ascribes immense status to traditional centers of academic achievement, in a culture that has always supported the wealthy attending selective schools, no, we shouldn't be surprised.
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"What happens is if you have a big area of thunderstorms in the tropics, that puts a lot of energy in the upper atmosphere, which propagates out and distorts weather in the middle latitudes where we are," said Cliff Mass, professor of atmospheric sciences at the University of Washington.
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It is the easiest thing in the world for the Chinese government to signal to them that, if they want their investments to prosper, they should donate money to certain politicians back home, or even purchase a media outlet that propagates views considered distasteful by the Chinese leadership, to institute friendlier coverage.
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" CHINA AND HONG KONG SLOWDOWN STRESS TESTS "We have run, last couple of years, severe China slowdown and Hong Kong slowdown stress tests, that's just the shock, we assume a shock, not this specific one, that emanates from greater China, that then propagates through the global economy, has very severe effects on financial markets, different effects from what we are seeing.
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"Screenshot of the scary Android permissions screen becomes a meme (as it has in the past), propagates around the web, it gets press attention, and enterprising journalists dig into what exactly the new update is requesting, then write stories about 'Facebook uses new Android update to pry your private life in ever more terrifying ways—reading your call logs, tracking you in businesses with beacons, etc,'" he wrote according to the email.
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Opinion Columnist As the country embarks on only the third impeachment trial of a president in its history, there are many unique features about this moment, but one stands out for me: Never before have we had to confront a president who lies as he breathes and is backed by a political party and an entire cable TV-led ecosystem able and enthusiastic to create an alternative cognitive universe that propagates those lies on an unlimited scale.
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