Word of the Day : radiating, or as if radiating light _________ The word refulgent has appeared in four articles on nytimes.
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Everyone could feel it: At 41, she was radiating hotness.
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That means their energy is not radiating from a point.
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Is it extraterrestrial or is it radiating a strange effect?
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I could feel it radiating out of her as well.
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And it has resulted in a series of radiating consequences.
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At the 17th hole, pain began radiating from his back.
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The sensibility radiating throughout her work is unlike anyone else's.
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His figures' awkwardness seems to be radiating from their interior.
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"The couple is radiating with joy," their rep tells PEOPLE.
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And stillness recurs, with dance energy radiating even in immobility.
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The new logo is smaller and centralized with radiating rings.
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She clutched her belly, sharp pains were radiating down her abdomen.
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The antique mechanical sculptures produce hyper-colorful projections radiating with light.
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They've been meditating and are radiating some seriously performative Zen energy.
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All of this was radiating out from the Sun King's bestiary.
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The effects are radiating throughout the Kardashian fandom to this day.
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It means radiating a preternatural calmness that permeates the locker room.
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"I can feel the energy radiating off of you," Tran said.
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There's a real sense of personality radiating out of every frame.
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My body, radiating heat from power walking, started to cool down.
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Caption: Radiation, for example, is a circle radiating out from the center.
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The prose is ethereal and electric, radiating unthinkable pain and profound love.
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The crowd felt familiar, but the excitement radiating from it felt fresh.
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Luv Is Rage 2 sparkles, radiating energy imbued with color and light.
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"The couple is radiating with joy," their rep told PEOPLE last week.
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When the radiating chest pain did not cease, he recognized something was wrong.
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The Beast, hunched childlike at her feet, glares up at her, radiating resentment.
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Dust dims the massive stars' light while re-radiating that energy as heat.
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Keano said she could see blue and yellow energy radiating from my body.
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Grief is all-encompassing, radiating outward in multiple directions, circular rather than linear.
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Thermal data showed how much heat was radiating off of the lunar surface.
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Plot moves concentrically, the stories like rings radiating from a drop of rain.
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My friend, standing close to me, could feel the vibrations radiating from my body.
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But in 2000 the first tremors of change began radiating out of Eastern Europe.
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Such investments typically form the spokes of a wheel still radiating from the PRD.
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Yoli opens the door and smiles, her natural warmth radiating, and my breath catches.
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She can smell him, sweat and whisky, radiating heat like a wall behind her.
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Below, you can see radiating hot dogs, fries, ice cream and a breakfast plate.
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Chastain, radiating confidence, is never quite believable as a naive newcomer to Los Angeles.
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Your aura is an energy, invisible to the average eye, radiating from every person.
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He selflessly placed others first, radiating genuine kindness, warmth and brilliance in all he did.
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All her pain was radiating from her belly, and she couldn't find a comfortable position.
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The radiating chapels that spring from the cathedral's nave also appear to have avoided damage.
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Businesses followed them to the broad avenues radiating south and east from the inner city.
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I think you can see that in someone, when they are radiating in this way.
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It was breathtakingly daring yet well-proportioned, divinely sophisticated, yet radiating a distinctly human warmth.
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Also wanted dual symmetry with radiating triple stacks of 10-letter entries in each corner.
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The device recorded an unusual amount of heat radiating from the walls and the roof.
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In the commanding role of Winter is an impressive Aran Bell, radiating composure and elegance.
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And they almost couldn't help but look beautiful, with their slender pylons and radiating cables.
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So the text is meant to be radiating out from there, almost like sun rays.
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It also often plays with symmetry — with geometric forms and symbols radiating out from the center.
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It also helps trees cool down cities by blocking the sun from radiating onto the ground.
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By my high school years there was no doubting the danger strangers saw radiating off me.
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The intensity of light radiating from a partial or whole eclipse can still cause retinal damage.
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The pride, defiance, and shyness radiating through this photograph adds up to a touching, impenetrable image.
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It's a classic James Blake song: sorrowful, apologetic, and radiating with a lonesomeness that's almost violent.
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Despite his lack of movement, you can feel the exhaustion radiating off him through the screen.
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Turn a low energy attitude into one focused on radiating a positive mindset and energetic approach.
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What was hard to know was how far the electric energy inside this hall was radiating.
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With my stomach radiating warmth, Zafeiropoulos turns to two novel drinks from the island of Chios.
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Trying to understand the unseemly anger radiating from the bench, I came up with two theories.
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Batkie's writing is equally disciplined, radiating vibrant, if somewhat vacant, charisma like a practiced holiday guest.
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The jostling columns stretched for blocks along 14th Avenue and spilled into the radiating side streets.
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It's being overwhelmed by the heat radiating off the pavement during July in New York City.
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Harry Styles posed for his SNL photoshoot in a pink ballerina outfit, and it's radiating greatness.
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"Ridicule is a radiating weapon," a hedge-fund manager has said; Loeb acts on that conviction.
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Then, like a literal angel, Prairie starts floating up to the heavens, her white pantsuit radiating light.
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The sexual energy radiating off these two could be felt from the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
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An old shoulder injury was radiating fresh agony down to her elbow and up through her neck.
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Her children keep running up to her and radiating off again, in an explosion of organic crumbs.
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And so the burning shame radiating throughout Kenny and Hector compel them onward to do terrible things.
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After detonation, we can expect a shockwave radiating outward and carrying upwards of 140 kilotons of energy.
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Harden's mouth is nearly never close, handsome white teeth perpetually radiating from his forest of facial hair.
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The radiating concentric circles and lines refer in a general way to landscapes Moore is familiar with.
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Blasted into the hillside is a concrete bunker with seven cheese caves radiating from a central core.
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As Jack, the accidental star, Patel is ideal, precisely because he's so unstarry, radiating haplessness and hope.
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And in a sneak peek of the campaign, shot by photographer Alexi Lubomirski, the feeling is already radiating.
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A particularly stunning porcelain evokes a lotus flower with radiating crimson petals, which is dedicated to Virginia Woolf.
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When I sat down with them for the last time I could feel the tension radiating from Chris.
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There isn't a moment during any of those commitments that she doesn't seem to be radiating good vibes.
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Everyone is wearing glitter or velour or both with a hint of lavender radiating off of the image.
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The varying elliptical shapes in this series have their precedent in the radiating forms of the Butterfly series.
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Climate scientists argue that increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere traps heat radiating from earth, creating global warming.
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The light radiating from what might otherwise be too bleak a story is Margot's love for her sister.
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It is a catalyst and nucleus, exerting control over the radiating, crisscrossing black curves and lines surrounding it.
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Climate scientists argue that increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere traps heat radiating from Earth, creating global warming.
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And he could see, radiating from her gaze, the same blind tenderness that he had directed at her.
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That slow and low one inside the grill — a mound of red, radiating warmth — will cook the pork.
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"I found Laura Linney radiating shadow-streaked sunlight," the critic Ben Brantley wrote in The New York Times.
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The radiating lines show the ratios of a country's share of global emissions to its share of the damages.
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Luckily, she (and Moss) is still infinitely compelling, her pent-up rage and bruised hope radiating through every scene.
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As Laurey, Rebecca Naomi Jones often stays still, radiating full-body tension and uncertainty beneath her outwardly pleasant exterior.
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Instead, it's designed for close proximity use, gently radiating heat to warm your legs and feet while you work.
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What if we, say, try to spot the dark matter radiating off of black holes through their gravitational waves?
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The sun slowly creeps down between the city's buildings and skyscrapers, radiating a magnificent golden glow over the pavements.
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On that second night she was just radiating, it felt like she had been almost overcome by this spirit.
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An odd clock with psychedelic rays radiating from a beatific image of Ho's face (pictured) is common in Vietnam.
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The town is situated in the middle of the vast Gerudo Desert, with heat radiating off the beautiful sands.
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LUCY ROSE This singer dared to perform quietly at SXSW, radiating solace and benevolence in her gauzy, luminous voice.
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It's true that the Earth has been cooling off for like 2800 billions years, radiating energy out into space.
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And the emotional energy radiating from our chosen stowaway objects can, allegedly, be a major factor in preventing sleep.
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They would have jaunty expressions, radiating confidence, but then a phone would ring and faces would abruptly turn dour.
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The radiating cables look as if they were waiting to be plucked by the fingers of a gargantuan harpist.
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The spring is known for radiating vibrant, otherworldly orange- and yellow-colored rings formed around the rainbow-colored waters.
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At its peak, SN1987A was radiating more energy than 100 million suns and was visible to the naked eye.
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The center of each of their foreheads was radiating some sort of ray that connected one to the other.
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In high school Jordan was a skinny kid — 130 pounds, tops — with globe-shaped eyes and a radiating smile.
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The curvature of the storefronts in the Oculus and the radiating concourses will help give retailers visibility, Mr. Calatrava said.
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Give yourself a big hug for your willingness to let go and be free; smile inside and out, radiating joy.
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She's blustery and confident when she writes, but in our conversations I could feel her anxiety radiating over the phone.
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This small, spirited dark-skinned man radiating pride and boundless passion came to embody the defiant soul of the city.
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Watching footage back later from the show, you can practically feel the warmth radiating from the crowd in his direction.
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Mr. McCartney was the exception, radiating aw-shucks kindliness and preaching heartfelt peace and love in many of his songs.
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A device on the LRO called the Diviner provided this data by measuring the heat radiating from the Moon's surface.
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" He recalled Richard Florida, the urbanist who years ago theorized about city cores radiating prosperity by cultivating a "creative class.
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His reputation grew even more when he won a design contest for the Carrousel Garden, with its radiating yew hedges.
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You can buy clear quartz yoni eggs off Instagram to tap the inherent chakral sexual energy radiating from your genitals.
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The Guggenheim is exhibiting his gassy rendering of the holy grail, radiating light while a dove spreads its beneficent wings.
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Or maybe, I like to think, she was using emoji the way he uses them: playfully, kidding, and radiating adoration.
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The black asphalt of this side street off Sunset Boulevard is sucking up the sun and radiating its heat back out.
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He drags it to the left, but the two cubes stay connected, strung together by glowing lines radiating from their corners.
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Adda settled for a comp-based program, which triggered other transmitters as they came in range to create radiating signal waves.
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This type doesn't usually cause a curve in your back, but it can lead to radiating leg pain or difficulty walking.
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Besides that palpable tension the audience felt radiating off the censors, there was a stiff exchange between Gervais and Mel Gibson.
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Out of nowhere, Skepta suddenly appeared on stage, radiating charisma and dressed in a white cap, black T-shirt and trackpants.
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On Twitter, she notes, Pete Buttigieg, the youngest of the 2020 Democratic candidates, is frequently dismissed as radiating big boomer energy.
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We sat quietly for a few minutes, and I could feel my skin radiating warmth from our time on the beach.
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Maybe they were hiding somewhere in the Park—a ridiculous notion, but he could feel their contempt radiating in the stillness.
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The 34-year-old icon posted photos of her daughter and sister radiating happiness at the springtime soiree on her website.
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Maybe it's their glowing tans or their sun-kissed hair, but professional surfers always seem to be radiating with good health.
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At 5:30 AM, with the sun still tucked away, her window was the only one radiating light on her block.
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The sheer dominance radiating out from that stage as Zonal played on was palpable and intimidating in the best possible way.
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Beloved gay pop isn't always wrapped in rainbows, but in exuberance, rawness, poise, virtuosity — the audacity of radiating absolute emotional freedom.
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There's also Susan Hiller's "Channels" (2013), which consists of a cavalcade of 104 analogue televisions radiating white noise and monochromatic minimalism.
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She built concentric circles of advocates, starting with senior Democratic leadership, then radiating to the committee chairs and the subcommittee chairs.
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The book's cover features a picture of King, young and smiling, but still radiating that unmistakable aura of church-lady reserve.
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They're doing it, but more so just getting through their days, desperate to be happy even as they're both radiating misery.
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"The star has to go on radiating and radiating and contracting and contracting until, I suppose, it gets to a few kilometers' radius, when gravity becomes strong enough to hold the radiation and the star can at last have peace," Eddington said, inadvertently describing the very thing Chandrasekhar's limit would explain: the creation of black holes.
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Only, to look at him in that photo, the only warmth radiating from him looks likely to be an actual boiling steam.
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A smiling woman wearing sunglasses, poses amid a swathe of greenery, radiating a sense of bliss as she emerges from the foliage.
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"I will never forget seeing the radiating warmth and smiles of Brittany and Tiffany at school," writes one friend of the girls.
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Sigrid is a young woman expressing a vulnerability, while simultaneously radiating a power that can be soaked up by other young people.
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Cut the world in half and under the mud and the silt and the igneous rock there's one massive fucking radiating bollock.
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As if she isn't already radiating it, the star shared in American Vogue's June issue that she's comfortable in her own skin.
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They stand there, these stiff-shouldered fun-suckers, radiating a glowering glow, practically daring anyone in their immediate vicinity to enjoy themselves.
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And now the owners, Brian Leventhal and John Stires, have opened a full restaurant with a skylight, radiating beams and colorful tilework.
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There is a radiating joy in performance that glows out of each artist, a blaze from something deep in the Cuban soul.
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The interior of a termite mound is an intricate structure of interweaving tunnels and passageways, radiating chambers, galleries, archways, and spiral staircases.
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Then other members reached forward to touch those people's shoulders, until the entire congregation was linked by touch like a radiating star.
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In it, his radiating architectural motifs frame an uncharacteristically soft Edenic landscape that includes several trees, one spouting a rainbow of leaves.
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A weird, unidentified X-ray signal radiating out of nearby galaxies has perplexed scientists ever since it was first detected in 2014.
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Yet even with sardonic charm radiating from Lillis throughout the show's entire atmosphere, Netflix's I Am Not Okay With This is insufficient.
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Allegra: There's some definite BMBE radiating from Mysterio — both from the character and from his over-the-top, explosive action set pieces.
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Made in 1999, it consists of a dissected map with Columbus Circle at its center, radiating out in rings every fifteen miles.
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Already apparent in these early works is a kind of dualism: they reference classical forms while also radiating contemporary anxiety and subjectivity.
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Consumers are benefiting from inexpensive gasoline, but the record-low prices are causing severe pain radiating from the Texas Panhandle to Wall Street.
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But no 7 carat, glove-clutched diamond ring could shine brighter than the happiness radiating from Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian's Instagrams today.
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Radiating her characteristic maternal strength and easygoing humor, she projected the welcoming empathy of someone you can turn to in times of trouble.
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" Cousin Felicia Walker also set up a GoFundMe page in his honor, writing "He had a beautiful soul filled with a radiating light.
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Thanks to a bit of Arduino magic, it can shoot fire in time to the music radiating from its hybrid amp / gas tank.
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The ears are used to help cool them down by radiating body heat, but are also a great tool to detect prey underground.
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The music largely rises to match such heavy concerns, radiating with bass lines and synth melodies as disruptive and brilliant as solar flares.
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And the word loyly translates as the steam radiating from the rocks when you throw water on the hot stones in the sauna.
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"I use chemical dyes which have a vividness that could never be achieved with natural dyes and have a radiating quality," Hussey says.
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The resulting map we put together illuminated a web of migration corridors radiating outward from Yellowstone into an area five times its size.
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My body wakes him up at night because I'm trying to figure out a problem, and he feels that energy radiating from me.
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Joe was a community-building guy — serving his town, organizing events like fishing derbies for bevies of kids, radiating infectious and neighborly joy.
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A wave of new apartment blocks, craft breweries and espresso shops radiating from downtown has pushed out poor residents, many of them black.
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The mural, which covers two walls, features Moore's signature elements: sweeping arcs of bright red and radiating circles, the paint laid on thick.
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The heat, radiating from roads and cement buildings well into the night, was made worse by the city's notorious lack of green space.
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It is a Japanese dream of a particular kind of Western idyll, an idealized village convincingly radiating its own, sincere brand of gemutlichkeit.
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However, the most compelling element of this film is the pure, unfiltered opulence radiating from Ali as he plays classical pianist, Dr. Donald Shirley.
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He recalled experiencing a show of works by Lichtenstein and Rothko, and how light was both contained in their paintings and radiating from them.
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He didn't seem too bent out of shape considering how rocky he looked the night before -- if anything, Ben was sort of radiating here.
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"You can't help but be moved by the amazing stuff that they're doing and the goodness just radiating off of these people," he said.
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There is no definitive therapy for the radiating leg pain of sciatica, which can also spark back pain, reflex problems, weakness and sensory loss.
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The woman who asked for medical help, Toyin Ogundipe, said she had pain that started in the abdomen and was radiating to her back.
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Two monolithic black forms are surrounded with a radiating light, while the central photograph inverts this form; a sliver of light emerges from darkness.
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Model Adriana Lima is constantly radiating beauty and glamour, but what makes her feel beautiful isn't just applying makeup or strutting down a runway.
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Radiating self-possession, she told horror stories of broken elevators, broken intercoms, of having to be carried up flights of stairs by kind strangers.
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" After Winkler moved so they were side by side, Hader dropped into character, radiating torment as he said, "When I get pushed, I just . . .
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The semi-abstract image is composed of ferociously drawn lines linking spherical balls of energy that resemble blast waves radiating from an underwater explosion.
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I now lived every day with a dull ache radiating throughout my body, a lack of motivation, and a desire to do myself harm.
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Picture boiling oatmeal, with giant gobs of hot gas rising, radiating away their heat and energy and then cooling, turning over and sinking again.
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A bullseye is worth five points, and each concentric circle radiating outward from the center is worth four, three, two, and one point, respectively.
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"After she ate the wasabi, she felt a sudden pressure in her chest radiating to her arms, which lasted [a] few hours," doctors wrote.
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They stand at the water's edge in awe of the icebergs floating before them - some as white as snow, others radiating a deep blue.
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Some participants seemed to know what was happening, because I noticed heart and handclap emojis radiating above the heads of several in the room.
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Bipolar spheres of digital influence radiating out from Washington, DC, and Beijing are not only not out of the question — they may be likely.
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But radiating from that central theme, we get slices of light: original, nuanced characters that are members of the rarely represented Black middle class.
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The work is about histories — that is narratives, plurality, mining cause and effect, radiating the intersecting stories that congregate around different places or moments.
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Apparent in Manuel Neri's works with plaster figures is a kind of dualism: they reference classical forms while also radiating contemporary anxiety and subjectivity.
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Radiating outwards, the EMP fries electronics in southern Canada and almost all of the United States save Alaska and Hawaii, both safe below the horizon.
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Fueled by scorching temperatures and thick heat radiating from the sun-baked ground, the inferno created its own weather system known as a fire vortex.
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The B.S.A. paintings may depict icons and motorcycle parts, but they have an aura reminiscent of the radiating, centralized geometry found in anonymous Tantra paintings.
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As I stepped outside the next morning, the sky was a kaleidoscope of darkness, a blue expanse and thin white clouds radiating from the horizon.
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Powerhouse ladies were glowing, including Mandy Moore whose skin was radiating light to the point we'd say it was actually outshining her sequin Rodarte dress.
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Vladimir says Ariana's video features the same cloudy sky, ring effect of clouds around the flame and the same light beams radiating from the flame.
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People quickly started to notice what appeared to be some heavy side-eye shade radiating from Bey, and took to social media to speculate. pic.twitter.
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Equally sensuous is a gorgeous smock of red, navy blue and gold velvet with an embroidered eye radiating gold rays above a three-link chain.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen you rub your hands together to create friction and warmth, heat energy radiating off your hand creates air currents.
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The couple face each other in profile, their gazes radiating fondness and respect — and perhaps a hint of the fervor the younger George once felt.
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In person, Huppert couldn't be less like Géquil, radiating a confidence and volition cultivated over 120 films in a career spanning nearly half a century.
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The design of the terminal, with docking piers radiating out like the spokes of a wheel, has attracted its fair share of digs in China.
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But when that slow heat creeps into the city, flowing up through the subway grates and radiating down from the mirrored masses, I crave one.
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I ran, not going anywhere, in front of a television to distract me from the fatigue and pain radiating through my young muscles and bones.
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The rivers of Chilean Patagonia cascade from snow-capped mountains through sheer rock facades and rolling hills, radiating bright turquoise, deep blues and vivid greens.
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In a world where skin that looks like the sun is radiating from every pore is the aspiration, having dull skin can be, well, dull.
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In "Edinburgh," similarly, Fee discovers an abandoned cellar dug into a hill and decides to enlarge it, building a network of tunnels radiating from it.
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The scientists created a substance that works like a paint but is actually a polymer coating that reflects both sunlight and radiating heat into the atmosphere.
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Observatory Astronomers have discovered a giant ball of hot gas, billions of light years away, that is radiating the energy of hundreds of billions of suns.
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Despite the fact that Vidalia's death is wildly fresh, you can still feel Emma's rage over her mother's hurtful, now hypocritical, treatment radiating off the screen.
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I first discovered Sheri Payne's magical presence on stage at the Baton where I saw her winning smile radiating warmth and acceptance over her adoring audience.
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Throughout the 60-minute program set in a Chicago TV studio, the 43-year-old Kennedy "looked to be radiating health," said presidential historian Robert Gilbert.
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The invention called "metamaterial" allows radio waves like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to glide across clothing between wearable devices instead of radiating outwards in all directions.
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Heat, radiating off of Southern California's sprawling, asphalt-blanketed land and further exacerbated by rising temperatures, appears to be eating away at these coastal, stratus clouds.
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"The sheer level of paranoia that is radiating out of the White House is untenable to the workings of a republic," he wrote on Facebook Monday.
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If Big Ears were a series of concentric circles, music informed by the classical tradition would sit at the center, its lessons and suggestions radiating outward.
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The rows of fabric that comprise Daydream scatter light that's projected onto them, creating radiating geometric patterns and immersing visitors in alternating, perception distorting blue shapes.
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You must hold this truth for her because she can't or won't, and hope she feels the overflowing weight and warmth of it radiating from you.
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Imagine, too, the huge economic ripples radiating from such places as innovations are turned into products, create jobs and propel start-ups and established companies alike.
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I like the challenge of making wide, open freestyle crosswords, so this grid, with it's radiating blocky quadrants arising from a chunky center, suited my preferences.
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The earliest works here are a series of bright, radiating and psychedelic watercolors from the early 225s that depicts objects like a teakettle and kif pipe.
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At the center, surrounded by radiating lines of musical notes, a woman in a gown stands on the Earth, preparing to sing into an NBC microphone.
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The deep movement of the piece drew me in — the teals and yellows of an otherworldly garden party bouncing from the canvas and radiating something joyful.
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This continued for 24 hours, and when he sat next to me at the dinner table, again declining a meal, he seemed to be radiating heat.
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It was her first day back at work following last week's midterm elections, and the Maine Republican was not quite radiating fresh-start and renewal vibes.
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They were still abstract: spirals of undulating lines radiating from a taut center, painted in subtly graded pinks, yellows and blues that seemed almost to breathe.
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Where Mario was a mustachioed man who could jump and jog and little else, Sonic was the Blue Blur, radiating the "rad" ethos of the '90s.
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But first he offered her the opportunity to behold the source of her radiating pain: a band of tendons that looked like pale pink ribbon candy.
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Even with Cavernlight's full-length debut being a rousing success, the main feeling radiating out from Bartlett and other members now is one of sheer relief.
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Cardi was radiating in her purple gown just over a month after giving birth, and AG was showing plenty of PDA with her fiance, Pete Davidson.
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Both are effervescent abstractions inspired by the orbs of light from the incandescent electric street lights, primary colors orbiting as she responded to that radiating illumination.
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There was a constant optimism radiating from nearly every speaker here, in defiance of the imperiled Obamacare repeal effort and the riptides of the government's Russia investigations.
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The man's man "smell the dirt under his fingernails, feel the sun's blazing rays radiating off his chest, scrub the dried blood from his bare hands" president.
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In 2012, she and her mother, Leslie Katich, hiked the Himalayas to support the nonprofit global cancer charity, Radiating Hope, carrying Tibetan prayer flags up the mountain.
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This is the same stuff used by prehistoric humans to paint cave walls, but its properties also make it great for radiating heat away from a spacecraft.
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On "Cello Renoise", the tone of Coates' cello achieves a synergy with skittering, alien drum and bass percussion resulting in a virtuoso rinse-out of radiating harmonics.
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The optimism usually radiating from billionaire Bill Gates when it comes to climate change is starting to fade on one of his biggest technology bets: nuclear power.
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When I think of Leonardo DiCaprio, the first image that flashes is always Leo as he once was: floppy haired, with mischief radiating from his half-smiles.
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"When the hour ended, there was a sense of knowing resonating within my heart and radiating to the hairs on the back of my neck," Winfrey writes.
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One of his most recent projects was a disco ball-inspired chandelier in Atlantic City, complete with over 1,500 LED lights—a radiating, rather than reflective, centerpiece.
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Civil defense planners estimated that there would be as many as 19943,000 evacuees that would need to escape a danger zone radiating 20 miles from ground zero.
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"Few minutes after she ate the wasabi, she felt a sudden pressure in her chest radiating to her arms, which lasted [a] few hours," the report explains.
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As Jenufa, Oksana Dyka's high notes soared out on Friday, but elsewhere her voice could grow acidic, and her presence was awkward, radiating neither sunniness nor desperation.
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Heat radiating from within Pluto's interior—most likely the radioactive decay of elements left over from its formation over 4.5 billion years ago—is fueling thermal convection.
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"Most of the pain and problem was coming from the shoulder and neck and the surrounding area, so the pain was radiating in other places," Judge said.
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At the center of the dark room, a hard drive rests on a pedestal, with a network of wires radiating from its base towards the four walls.
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Another, showing a luminous spiral radiating from the center of the canvas, bears the title "Advent Infinite Divine Spirit," offering an alternate meaning for the acronym AIDS.
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In Frankfurt, where the streets radiating from the city's main train station were closed for the Bahnhofsviertel night street festival last week, the authorities took no chances.
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Overall, at the second survey, up to 36 percent of men and women reported localized lower back pain, and about 20 percent reported radiating lower back pain.
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All this radiating out from "Dice," which he calls both an epic poem and a masterpiece, though to my mind it is neither — rather a grandiose failure.
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Here is a 14-year-old version of the "Lizzie McGuire" actress radiating with youth at an award show in Los Angeles, California back in 2001 (left).
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It oozes out of channels radiating from the center to the tread surface automatically, passing through a grid-like frame that molds it into the proper shape.
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As CMO, Leslie puts the customer at the center, and she has always approached her work by listening and learning from our people first, and radiating outward.
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In a numbered series called "Evening Star," also from 1917, O'Keeffe presents variations on a radiating yellow orb against a red sky, with strokes of dark paint beneath.
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Plus, this weekend will give you a docuseries radiating with serious Orange Is The New Black vibes, the return of Patriot Act, and lots of foreign-language fare.
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For some people, when they wake up in the morning and take a big yawn, they feel a dull, achy pain radiating from their chin to their ear.
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That means if they get lodged in your lung or bone, they will go on radiating for decades, Alvarez said, and high-fired oxides will radiate more intensely.
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However, the rise of the new right also has its roots in the financial crisis, a political earthquake whose deep, radiating repercussions didn't quite register until Trump's election.
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In this series, Grotjahn utilized Renaissance perspectival systems and vanishing points — often misaligned — to evoke the illusion of depth while depicting a radiating form on a flat surface.
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Fuego's many barrancas, radiating from its vent outward, are the scars left by its own explosive activity, and serve us as a powerful reminder of its destructive potential.
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But the singers were the real glory here: Diana Damrau, radiating her customary warmth and tenderness; Mariusz Kwiecien, forceful in his confrontation with her; and especially Matthew Polenzani.
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At the dinner table, or in bed, or maybe even at the office water cooler, stories like Hey's are radiating across the country in all kinds of ways.
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"I like this cover because I can break it into sections," Mr. Carluccio said of the design, which resembled a sliced pizza, with ridges radiating from the center.
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He and Ms. Guilfoyle are instead radiating a carefree, tag-team vibe at events, in interviews and in a television ad for the super PAC supporting his father.
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In the midst of this verdant lair, my patient reclined comfortably on the couch, her face radiating warmth and welcome amid the greenery and medical equipment surrounding her.
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Current radiation theory and current climate models assume that all radiation is created equal—that all radiation is the same no matter the temperature of the radiating body.
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But there is something about slowly guiding your hand to the sound of lapping waves that has you radiating calm before you even set foot on a beach.
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Kang seamlessly tethers images of circuitry within the heft of ornate garments, weaving with cotton and silk, but also metallic, plastic, and holographic yarns in deep, radiating colors.
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Wren, inspired by the layouts of Paris, envisioned wide avenues radiating from piazzas to replace narrow streets as a way to prevent any future fires from spreading quickly.
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Björk stars in the clip as a CGI avatar in an otherworldly scene, encountering bioluminescent lifeforms and radiating an sun-like glow that grows increasingly intense over time.
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What sets the The Blanchards' world apart from the Preaker-Crellins is that The Act is missing the surface-level glamour purposefully radiating from Adora's towering manor of horrors.
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But there's honestly no beating the stark, terrible image of those three billboards rising into the sky, red as sirens and radiating rage even before they're literally set ablaze.
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John's shoulders relaxed, he stood up taller, and a huge smile spread across his face, like a light was radiating from within him that had just been flipped on.
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When I woke up the next morning with a sleep-deprived headache, I looked into the mirror, and was baffled to see my skin radiating an all-over glow.
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When Juan first encounters him, hiding in a drug cache in an abandoned apartment complex, Little is nearly mute, radiating distrust and determination to stay hard by staying silent.
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Just a minute ago you were playing basketball, and now you can barely think about anything other than the tremendous amount of pain radiating from your dumb, dislocated shoulder.
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I choose the B, maybe the most glorious bridge in the world, its cables radiating from their junction points at the top of its towers like beams of light.
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But visitors will see nothing until they approach each one, and then images will pop into sight: vibrantly colored squiggles, dotted lines, geometric shapes, speckled fields and radiating planes.
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For every aristocratic youth excited to emulate the new fashions radiating from London, there was another whose first reaction was to stuff a mouse into a macaroni's wig bag.
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It's an almost impossible part: Marya is a nonpareil of Christian patience, radiating moral and practical virtue, yet Buckley somehow gave life to the role without drooping into sanctimony.
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Throughout the preparations, she stayed her sweet self, absorbing the love as she always had, radiating back her boundless devotion, rewarding us with a soft wag of her tail.
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There were carnival rides, a fun slide, a ball pit inside a giant letter S, and a taco stand underneath a giant disembodied Stormi head with radiating steel tentacles.
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Carbon Dioxide is a natural gas that prevents some of the sun's heat from radiating back into space, creating the disturbing 'Greenhouse Effect' that is linked to climate change.
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It is also true of artists, but in a different way: It is not their faces that are everywhere, but their work — and radiating from the work, their names.
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A combination of unacknowledged and forgotten impulses had scattered us in this way over the years, like the proverbial ripples radiating out from a stone tossed into still water.
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Each one resembles a stock image of a cookie, golden brown in the middle, radiating outward to a deeper caramel hue; they are warm to hold and to eat.
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One day you're spreading aloe on your heat-radiating skin, and the next you're molting like a snake and trying not to itch off every layer of your bubbling skin.
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Throughout his body today, Pete has a strange feeling: "a weird radiating sensation," as he describes it, an overall discomfort but not quite pain as you and I know it.
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When Hanham applied another filter that tracks how light waves emanate from their source, she realized that the flames underneath the missiles weren't actually radiating light — something flames typically do.
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IN 1966 a medical journal identified a condition it dubbed "credit-carditis": lower-back ache, with pain radiating down the leg—caused by a back-pocket wallet stuffed with plastic.
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"So all of those impacts are going to continue to provide a great deal of market uncertainty which has radiating effects broader than just the pig industry sector," Stone said.
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Radiating outward from this one city block, "Operation Car Wash" has become a sprawling web of allegations, indictments, and convictions that implicate top companies, businesspeople, and politicians throughout Latin America.
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The goal was for her to embody silver in all its element — head to toe, didn't matter if it was radiating off her skin or the fabric — she was silver.
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In other works, such as "Game" (1966–67), human figures drawn in outline are brightly colored or surrounded by radiating lines, in a manner later made famous by Keith Haring.
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Hawking found that unless black holes continue to feed on matter, they will eventually die by effectively radiating off small amounts of energy over the course of billions of years.
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You are radiating from a place of unbelievable emotional intelligence and with your actions show the rest of us a way to be that comes from solely a loving place.
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Rachel fetches DeMario — radiating the smugness of a man who's sure he's about to get a rose — from the locker room and brings him back to Lexi in the gym.
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It's peak Andrew Eldritch (of Sisters of Mercy), shirtless and in a leather jacket, sipping a whiskey in the corner at a Goner gig—radiating cool aloofness throughout the room.
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Academics said the findings demonstrate the urgency in tackling climate change, which climate scientists argue occurs when increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is trapped by heat radiating from earth.
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Signs of Hanford's impact on on the environment were noticeable as early as in 1960, when a 55-foot whale, killed off the coast of Oregon, was radiating gamma rays.
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The director Daniel Zelik Berk has pulled together the elements of a spy film and set them against the optimism radiating from the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.
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When it was first identified, the fireball of 8,000-degree gas was about the size of Neptune's orbit and radiating about 200 million times as much energy as the sun.
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The National Cemetery Administration's list of 65 available emblems was last updated in January of this year, with the Druid Awen showing three beams of light radiating from three points.
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According to Crystal Abidin, a digital anthropologist studying online celebrity, these products are part of everyday beauty rituals for many people across East and Southeast Asia, radiating outwards from Japan.
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In my review, I described Webster's painting as follows: […] crammed with radiating orbs, concentric circles, dots, cellular and paramecium-like shapes that are cartoony but somehow don't become a cartoon.
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Radiating out of a corner of the gallery, "Persistent Resistance" consists of a central speckled, decorative column that looks like a Rorschach ink blot that's been stretched into a pillar.
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By timing its pulses, the astronomers determined that the stars were losing energy and falling closer together at precisely the rate that would be expected if they were radiating gravitational waves.
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McConaughey has always been at his best when he decides to be instead of do, in roles radiating such beatific relaxation that the audience is liable to cop a contact high.
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I remember the first time a girl whispered in my ear in VR—I could swear that I could feel her breath and the heat of her cheek radiating against mine.
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We stored the jewelry screen in our tiny black-and-white tiled bathroom, and every time I selected a pair of chandelier earrings, I felt her love radiating through my earlobes.
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Once there, he joins a bearded and burly brotherhood that includes Tyrone Woods (James Badge Dale, radiating low-key charisma) and Kris Paronto (Pablo Schreiber), who are also special operations veterans.
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And you could feel the energy radiating from Rihanna as we made our way down the stairs to the celebration — all of us decked out in her highlighter and blush together.
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A staggering 28 tracks long (hence the name), it's a clinic on timeless house grooves, radiating with warm chords, hip-rolling percussion, and velvety vocals espousing messages of love and hope.
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"Emory Douglas is the most easily recognizable for his contribution to political commentary, but his illustrations were also a real innovative aesthetic practice with bold outlining and radiating designs," James explains.
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One day, in the heat of creation, he seized on the perfect form through which to express the arid beauty of the technique: lamps that resemble flowering desert cacti, radiating light.
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In the meantime Dr. Dyson supported more conventional kinds of solar power, but he proposed that astronomers searching for extraterrestrial intelligence keep an eye out for heat radiating from occluded suns.
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A few of her electric-hued, radiating compositions are mounted on wallpaper that she designed, alongside a ceramic chess set she made, showing her range beyond painting into craft and design.
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But, Bohon explains, these stormquakes are creating coherent seismic waves that are more like tossing a single pebble into a pond to create clean, coordinated ripples radiating from a single source.
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In the same show, Chiuri showed looks that seemed as though her inspiration was "fencing, but make it fashion": quilted and soft white armor, with radiating hearts on the breast, for aim.
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When I arrived, people were standing around, smoking cigarettes, and listening to reggaeton, radiating the kind of energy you're still charged with when you don't have to work a nine to five.
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Now, the space agency has released a map-like image showing loops and arcs of X-ray energy — invisible to the naked eye — radiating from these dense cores of once massive stars.
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People formed lines radiating from where rescuers worked, passing back messages with their needs: water, or expert assistance from an electrician, and in this case, cardboard to lay on rain-slicked ground.
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Because she is known for serious roles, I'm surprised to see the British actress radiating bright, almost mischievous energy on the set of her Refinery29 photoshoot at New York's historic River Club.
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It promises to keep rain and snow out, but still allow heat radiating from the body to escape so you don't end up getting soaked with sweat while trying to stay dry.
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On matchday, all the grand Victorian public houses are spilling over with white-shirted Fulham supporters, drinking bitter, radiating warm humour and cheerful fatalism about the events of the next few hours.
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"You're radiating somebody in order to decide whether to use a drug that costs as little as $3 a month, and you're spending a lot of money to do it," he said.
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Left uncovered by the EMP field are the western half of South Korea, including Seoul, the capital, and the major highway systems radiating around and from Seoul southward—the best invasion routes.
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Greeted, if that's what you can call it, by his gruff, taciturn father (Michael Chiklis) at the airport, he's met at home by his mother (Virginia Madsen), who's almost desperately radiating affection.
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As worn by Vogue's party guests, camp tended to express itself as a willingness to expand to greater circumferences than usual, and the space was soon crowded with radiating layers of tulle.
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Chinese goods would travel along a new network of railways and roads radiating up through Central European nations, with the prized destination being Germany, where China invested $12 billion last year alone.
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Move with the music; dance with the body and limbs radiating outward from the center; contrast tight-closed and stretched-open positions; step coolly out as if over a precipice, every time.
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Radiating a sense of occasion that went beyond themselves, the dancers emanated pride — both for Mr. Brown's connection with the company and for the way his presence has changed them as movers.
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As for Yates's vision, the aesthetics of Homemade Ice Cream are utterly unsettling — though they are stark and colorless, one can still feel the indomitable essence of kitsch radiating from every seam.
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I stroke toward the sun so that rays splinter as they hit the water and seem to encase me, carry me as if I were a spaceship, buoyed in my own radiating light.
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Brazilian marathoner Vanderlei de Lima had the honor of carrying the final torch to light the cauldron, which flickered warmly against the sculpture, the light radiating with an effect not unlike the sun.
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Kostianovsky is still using the reclaimed clothing, but has moved onto devising tree stumps that viewed from above, contains whorls of fabric arranged in radiating circles like the growth rings in a tree.
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Instead, I'd looked to Hal and seen him radiating calm, a calm that had transferred to me so wholly that I wouldn't have known the difference had I passed to the other side.
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From the roof of a building near the Atlantic Terminal transit hub in Brooklyn, the formerly expansive views of Manhattan are now blocked by a rising forest of towers, radiating off Flatbush Avenue.
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Laid out in a grid plan with radiating avenues named after the numbers on a clock, the city serves as home to roughly 60,000 people for Burning Man, an annual week-long event.
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Today, most people believe that Picasso meant for the figure — with its knob-shaped face, eyes and nostrils like donuts, core of radiating lines, and gradually widening stem — to represent an abstracted woman.
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It effectively resolved the mystery of the missing solar neutrinos, or why experiments only observed about a third as many neutrinos radiating from the Sun compared to predictions made by the Standard Model.
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The pork, cooked down until concentrated into a paste, floats into every bite, while the braised brisket holds its shape, its star anise-infused flavor radiating out into the rest of the dish.
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With the first redesign of the Swarovski this year, Mr. Libeskind said he hoped his version of the star could exist as a "microcosm of the city radiating its light in all directions."
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But the Signature Center's multiple stages and radiating layout reminded them of their own theater complex, right down to the way actors exit through the lobby just like the audience, which encourages conversation.
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But the star here is a French 19th-century circular table whose oyster-cut veneer top is a Big Bang explosion of radiating ovals from twigs and branches of elm and yew burl.
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Experts at the World Health Organization will meet today to determine whether an outbreak of a deadly coronavirus that is radiating outward from the Chinese city of Wuhan is an international health emergency.
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Get ready for Edith (Laura Carmichael), Lady Mary's younger sister and, since her marriage, the wealthy and socially superior Marchioness of Hexham, radiating glamour in a patterned velvet coat or heavily beaded gowns.
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Brittle stars, with five radiating arms extending from a central disk, are related to starfish (also called sea stars), sea cucumbers, sea urchins and others in a group of marine invertebrates called echinoderms.
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The friendship was genuine — you could feel the warmth and the love radiating out of them — and they all had this ease about them that, even at my drunkest, I couldn't quite cultivate.
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Watch: Meet the Real People Behind Your Virtual Boyfriend Madeleine White, the Australian yoga teacher and brains behind the concept, stood in the centre of the room in a lurex catsuit, radiating calm.
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The idea that America's best days are behind us sits in sharp tension with the high-tech optimism radiating from the offices of the technology start-ups and venture capital firms of Silicon Valley.
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And, 21 years later ... the Emmy award-winning actress -- who celebrated her 51st birthday this past week -- was last spotted radiating beauty while attending a film festival in Hollywood, California earlier this month (right).
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From the subtle twang of "Jessica" and the way Duffy sings the opening line, "When I get to thinking / I start to worry that you don't know me anymore," there's a radiating emotional resonance.
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A track for getting down and dirty in packed, blacked-out rooms, its robust bassline pulses from beginning to end, building a tension so thick you can practically feel the steam radiating from it.
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Attacks on the judiciary, free press and the freeform lunacy and alternative facts radiating from the White House cast a bleak outlook on the possibility of thoughtful policy conversations on these issues and others.
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Mr. Romero, dripping with sweat and flecked in ash, noted that many firefighters from coastal California were not accustomed to Redding's notoriously intense sun, its parched and radiating grasslands, or its warm downslope winds.
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The artist -- known for his large-scale murals across Miami -- says his work is instantly recognizable because of its "distinctive motif of interlocking and radiating curves" ... which is easily visible in the Guess campaign.
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Our mechanic's garage is in a neighborhood I drive through every day, but I couldn't bear to see the old car there, radiating abandonment, so whenever I drove by I'd keep gazing straight ahead.
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While the shock-value fanfare typical of Adult Swim has its own inherent comedic value, there's a warmth radiating throughout Joe Pera Talks With You that feels equally, if not more, needed in 2020.
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"With our molecular clock, we've been able to show that this group really only branched off from their nearest ancestor about nine million years ago and they've been actively radiating ever since," Erdmann said.
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Standing on a crate in the middle of the room was one of the most glamorous people I have ever seen, wrapped in flowing silvery white satin, with long radiating white hair to match.
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"Easy to develop them, sure," he would say, leaning back on his bar stool at the Ivy Inn, watching the neon light from a Budweiser sign radiating through his half-full tumbler of whiskey.
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Perhaps the power radiating from the sickly bodies of Gandhi and Chavez contrasts too sharply with the medical diagnoses of bodies like Weil's, leading women to believe that deep inside, our souls are sick.
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And not only was the Grammy-winning singer, 29, beaming with hometown pride, the world's most famous Bajan was also literally radiating in a yellow tunic dress from Hellessy's Spring 2018 ready-to-wear collection.
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The comparatively tiny 500-kilometer thick outermost region responsible for radiating light flows more smoothly, but the outer 70 kilometers spins about five percent slower than the interior, according to the American Physical Society's Physics.
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Last week at KubeCon and CloudNativeCon in Copenhagen, we saw an open source community coming together, full of vim and vigor and radiating positive energy as it recognized its growing clout in the enterprise world.
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For me, that experience summed up Bellamy's essence — his capacity to convince you that somehow you would survive any crisis as long as he was with you as a guiding spirit radiating truth and grace.
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On a block where subtlety has no role, they exhibit refined artistry, with color gradients that make it appear as if sheer, feathery muslin had been draped over 21993 lines radiating from a compass rose.
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It's an energy that has been radiating from the stage this season, a spectacular one for Mr. Dumas, who danced leading parts in new works by Ronald K. Brown ("The Call") and Rennie Harris ("Lazarus").
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The commuter van system in eastern Queens is thought to be the largest and most elaborate in the city, with routes radiating from Jamaica Center to points east and south as far as Far Rockaway.
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When she walks into a room to talk to CNN about her life, career and her new music she is radiating happiness and looking too young to have first auditioned for "American Idol" 16 years ago.
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Off-grid electricity typically means a stand-alone solar home system or a microgrid (generally up to 100 kilowatts) built in the center of a community with distribution lines radiating out to houses, hospitals and stores.
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The first thing you notice about Makonnen are his eyes, which look as similar as a human's eyes could be to an anime character's, seemingly always on the verge of tears while also radiating with joy.
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There is nothing silly about what these women are up to, and yet we are supposed to laugh at the concept of Hendricks in a face mask, her sparkling blue eyes radiating out from the eyeholes.
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Putting a roof above the deck on which you cook the pie, Falco said, helps create a kind of oven within your oven, with the surfaces both above and below the pizza holding and radiating heat.
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The Handel pieces, radiating good cheer, were smoothed over, lacking in contrast; there was more color and range of mood in the 35-minute Rameau suite Ms. Haïm compiled, but also no sustained flair or danciness.
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The band remains anonymous, veiled by noms de plume like Transplutonian Afterbirth and Radiating Abyss, but even with such a faceless exterior has struck a serious chord with its brackish, thoroughly uncompromising interpretation of apocalyptic black/death.
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But Greengrass's real interest is in tracking how this one man acting on his violent, nativist ideology caused so much radiating pain and trauma in the days, weeks, and years following the events of that awful day.
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The scene is as grim as you might imagine: Picture me slumped and nearly horizontal in bed, with the sick glow of my laptop radiating across my damp, swollen complexion until 2, maybe 3, in the morning.
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The audience sees the same strong person she was 10 years previous, radiating through her words and her eyes as she speaks to her daughter's future, and Dawson, somehow, manages not to shed even a single tear.
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My shoulder hurts, and I absolutely know why: my black leather Madewell Transport Tote, which looks pretty good but, if I'm honest, I hate, and not just in a lowkey way, but with a radiating, physical resentment.
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Several weeks later they visited the Heller Gallery in Manhattan and bought their first glass object, "Solar Gray" by Michael Taylor, which consists of clear and black shardlike shapes radiating outward; it's currently displayed in their bedroom.
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The downsides are they're much less efficient than the window and wall-mounted units, and in some cases they don't work very well because instead of cooling indoor air and radiating heat outdoors, they operate entirely inside.
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A 2015 Kerry James Marshall painting of a vigilant-looking black policeman seated on the hood of a white squad car looks like a taken-from-life-figure, and one radiating mixed messages of aggression and protection.
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During a 22-month study, Juno is expected to circle the gas giant in 23.2 egg-shaped orbits to measure microwaves radiating from inside the planet's thick atmosphere, map its massive magnetic field and conduct other experiments.
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In an untitled black-and-white lithograph from the 1960s, a random lace medallion seems almost like a circular saw as its fine radiating edges collide with and shatter against the edges of other patterned fabrics and meshwork.
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After analyzing publicly available data from the Fermi Gamma Ray Space Telescope, a satellite launched a year earlier, the team concluded that the center of the Milky Way was radiating more gamma rays than astrophysicists could account for.
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Watching him watch me finger myself, a practice that is so typically reserved for my individual desires, turned me on so much: I was the person in that very first picture I painted of myself radiating sexual freedom.
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The closest astronomers have come to directly "seeing" a black hole happened last year, when the LIGO observatory detected the spacetime-warping gravitational waves radiating from a pair of black holes that collided some 1.3 billion years ago.
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The vast majority marched peacefully as a large contingent of protesters split up, radiating out to at least four other locations across Hong Kong to launch smaller, wildcat demonstrations that police sought to disperse, sometimes with tear gas.
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The centrepiece in 20173 was in the form of a basket-shaped object with petals radiating from its base—17 metres high and 50 metres across—an assemblage of potted plants with, as always, a message (see picture).
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Largely blue with green and white accents, Sally Webster's modestly-scaled, nearly square painting, "Untitled" (2013), is crammed with radiating orbs, concentric circles, dots, cellular and paramecium-like shapes that are cartoony but somehow don't become a cartoon.
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Here is a 26-year-old version of the five-time Grammy award-winning artist, known for multiple hit songs including 'Work It', was spotted radiating with joy while celebrating at a birthday party back in 1997 (left).
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A total eclipse, as the name suggests, more completely blocks our view of the sun, leaving only a tiny reddish band of light visible around the edges, called the limb, and whitish wisps radiating outward, called the corona.
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CreditCreditPhyllis Dooney for The New York Times For years, Grace Silva had experienced odd episodes with her throat — bouts of swelling and radiating pain that seemed to resolve with antibiotics — but her doctors couldn't explain what was wrong.
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With that backdrop, a reader of the Constitution might legitimately conclude that the police's use of a thermal imaging device to monitor radiating heat from a person's home — and thus to detect marijuana growing inside — requires a warrant.
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"I love the shape of it, it's very contemporary but also has these thousands of radiating crystals on it and that to me feels glamorous, it feels like Hollywood, and it feels like the 1970s to me," McLane explained.
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Dressed in a checkered blouse and a striped sweater, she sits at a round table carved with radiating lines anchored to the table's disc-shaped center, while the unfurnished bench couches the composer in a sequence of vertical slats.
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After the session, both were at once wired and depleted, radiating exuberant exhaustion, and Mistress Couple began the process of aftercare, in which the dom and sub take a moment to unwind, recover, and gauge each other's emotional needs.
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These are straightforward electropop exercises that borrow the textural palette of tropical house, which has become unfashionable in the world of EDM proper but has permeated mainstream pop like a big spot of rainbow bleach radiating in every direction.
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It is easy to see within the designs for the mirror in sketches for Hunt's Lady of Shalott a direct visual reference to theArnolfini's mirror, with its tiny painted scenes of the passion in radiating circles forming a halo.
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Escher's tessellated creatures become smaller and smaller moving outward from the circle's center, eventually vanishing at the perimeter; similarly, the spatial dimension radiating away from the center of AdS space gradually shrinks and eventually disappears, establishing the universe's outer boundary.
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She strolls around her neighborhood, Sunset Park, Brooklyn, analog camera in hand, and spots POC subjects radiating affection and intimacy: twin girls walking hand-in-hand, a father and son playing soccer, a young couple hanging out by the pool.
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Her name is Anne, and she'll be waiting for you, radiating waves of poisonous discontent, when you enter the Linda Gross Theater, where this compact, very French Freudian chamber work opened on Monday night in an Atlantic Theater Company production.
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The two-and-half-acre oceanside district of Beach Town North is to revolve around Plaza del Mercado, a public square with ground-floor restaurants and shops topped with apartments, a hostel, and radiating streets with townhouses and larger homes.
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They would prefer to work with the administration when possible on things like infrastructure programs and prescription drug prices, while otherwise ignoring Mr. Trump as though he were an unpleasant appliance noise radiating from somewhere in the back of the room.
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In this case, astronomers were able to record what they call the "breakout," when a shock wave radiating from a star's core, which has probably collapsed into a black hole, reaches the surface of the poor star and brightens it catastrophically.
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Thompson, whose work was characterized by the art historian Meyer Shapiro as radiating "rhapsodical hotness," is the best known, and was the subject of a retrospective, Bob Thompson, at the Whitney Museum of American Art (September 25, 1998–January 3, 1999).
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In early September, as the presidential campaign entered its final weeks, Mr. Trump and Hillary Clinton visited the Intrepid for a forum moderated by Matt Lauer of NBC's "Today" show, and security was tight, with pedestrian barriers radiating outward for blocks.
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The responses indicated whether participants had done heavy, medium or little to no "heavy" physical work as young adults and whether, in middle age, they'd had localized or radiating low back pain lasting more than seven days during the previous year.
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You can feel the indignation radiating off Emily's black, white and periwinkle face when she discovers that Charlotte has gone into her desk and read her poems; her outraged "How could you?" bellows off the page and across the moors.
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Extensive observations of radiation emitted by matter at different temperatures, however, show us clearly that the physical properties of radiation, the frequencies and amplitudes of oscillation making up radiation, increase in value rapidly with increasing temperature of the radiating body.
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The faces in other works impassively look at the viewer, radiating a sense of self-possession, but this woman is smiling, adding a performative dimension to the work; her gaze is turned away from us but still directed at an audience.
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And at the center of this solar system was Trump himself—in Sondland's telling, radiating his unmistakable desire for the Ukrainian government to meddle in American politics, with Giuliani conveying his message to others as a malign Mercury of sorts.
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Rather, cats took the reins in our relationship, undergoing a novel process of self-domestication, tweaking their brain structures to better withstand the terrible stresses of human company and thereafter radiating out from the Middle East in determined furry battalions.
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He underwent extensive training for his role as Burt, a song-and-dance superstar reminiscent of Kelly, which fits: The strapping Mr. Tatum has a similar build to Kelly, and his aura is more about radiating sexy athleticism than Fred Astaire finesse.
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But it is something that a few scientists are starting to think about — because it might be a way to solve some of the health hazards of long-term space travel: You can't send people to Mars without radiating them to a crisp.
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I could have eaten only soup and gone home satisfied: osh-potche, each spoonful of liquid fat clinging to the tongue; mastava, the Uzbek counterpart to Georgian kharcho, thick with rice and tomatoes, its warmth radiating along the ribs; shurpa, exhaling dill.
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As a fashion and beauty director, I know I am scrutinized daily on my appearance, and personally feel a little more composed and powerful when armed with my favorite eyeshadow or an assertive winged liner, and a healthy glow radiating from my skin.
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There's a hunger and fury radiating from nearly every image—a readiness to escape into something both more benign (cheers to peace and love and dancing!) and unruly (the outdoor raves that flourished in 21997 would be literally outlawed five years later).
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The measurement of the analogous effect in a sonic black hole—in this case, quantum units of sound radiating outward from a sonic horizon—therefore brings a long-standing question to a head: Are sonic black holes true analogues of black holes?
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I would have been happy with just curry puffs, neatly pleated and radiating warmth, and rice noodle rolls, akin to Chinese cheung fun: floppy, chewy bands of rice-flour dough loosely wrapped around a nicely salty filling of chicken, tofu and shiitakes.
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Here in Paris, the fiery soprano Ermonela Jaho was sensationally conflicted as Valentine, a Catholic nobleman's daughter; the soprano Lisette Oropesa sounded lucid and silky, radiating good intentions, as Marguerite de Valois, the queen-to-be who attempts to calm the internecine brutality.
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Fifteen hundred years ago, kings and priests would have performed their ceremonies here — coronations, perhaps, or sacrifices, though no one knows for sure — looking out over a city of 50,000 people with stucco-paved roads, called sakbe, radiating out from its center.
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And for women, the risk of radiating low back pain 20 years later was doubled in those who reported at least medium physical work and quadrupled in those who had done heavy work, compared to those who did little to no physical work.
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To get started, I drove from Berkeley to Santa Cruz, the hippie town where locals once sued Huntington Beach over the trademark Surf City U.S.A. I parked near a sea cliff where beautiful youth strolled sunny sidewalks radiating physical well-being and belonging.
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And, in her boudoir-style boutique on Rue Saint-Honoré, the artist-jeweler Lydia Courteille was inspired by Marie Antoinette to craft a collection in pastel tones dominated by sapphires, topaz and aquamarines — including a 55-carat aquamarine radiating from a titanium cuff.
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He also said ordinary listeners might view the songs' "aesthetic appeal" as the same, despite defense arguments that "Thinking Out Loud" was characterized by "somber, melancholic tones, addressing long lasting romantic love" while "Let's Get It On" was a "sexual anthem" radiating positive emotions.
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Though the first play of Pet the Pup at the Party definitely carried some tension, replays became increasingly fun as I barreled past grim hipsters and creeps checking me out over tilted sunglasses in order to find radiating doggo souls to align myself with.
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Their study, published in the Indian Journal of History of Science, reinterprets a curious scene: since archaeologists unearthed the irregular stone slab in 1969, experts have believed that its markings depict a hunting scene, with armed men chasing fauna beneath two radiating, sun-like objects.
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But I've had the pleasure of meeting Mowry in person (yes, it was amazing), and something about her radiating halo of foodie goddess warmth, energy, and ease pushed me to believe in this book of easy, tasty, fast, and healthy recipes — and believe in myself.
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As such, more energy from the signal between devices is localized to the body rather than radiating in all directions, allowing electronics worn in close proximity to these strips to use much less power than usual and be able to detect much weaker signals.
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These are not the victims of postindustrial blight I'm talking about; they are successful people who worked hard and built good lives but who are left nonetheless strangely isolated, in attenuated communities, and who are left radiating the residual sadness of the lonely heart.
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It was a drum solo of incitements and emotions — resentment, fear, grief, outrage — pounding the fight-or-flight center of the brain, cresting with Mr. Giuliani's aria, then delivering a climax, relief, the glorious leader radiating electric light and his wife, sheathed in white.
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He built up a load of soapy lather and got to work, roughly polishing the sides of his nose and his cheeks in a circular motion and radiating outward to his ears, using his index fingers and thumbs to scrape the nooks and whorls.
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You see it in an ink drawing at the start of the show, "Study for Sanctuary" (1941-42), which presents three black rectangles that are pushed in and then out by the concentric lines radiating around them, which also suggest stairs and elaborate doorframes.
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Another instance of corruption metastasizing and radiating out of the IRS occurred in October 6900 in a meeting between Lois Lerner, Justice Department officials and the FBI where plans were laid for the possible criminal prosecution of targeted nonprofit organizations for alleged illegal political activity.
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In a Vox explainer, TikTokker and self-proclaimed E-girl Jessica Fisher described her style as possessing a distinct "'I'm baby' quality"—and this aesthetic obsession with childhood, along with cues from gamer culture and anime, seems to be radiating outward into the wider culture.
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The details, added after Whitney was no longer using it as a studio, are incredible, with humans battling an octopus, deer and dogs soaring through clouds and stars, planets radiating from a smiling sun, and numerous other scenes responding to fire as a rejuvenating and destructive force.
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Last June, when I found myself laying in bed, gasping for breath, mumbling "uh uh uh" — literally just repeating that sound — to somehow push through the pain radiating from my lower abdomen into my chest, not even then was I considering a trip to the hospital.
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Earlier this year, the Dutch trio released their fifth album, Juicy Fruit, a full-length radiating summertime funk and disco with the help of collaborators such as neo-soul artist Mayer Hawthorne, Florida rapper Eric Biddines, and K&S live band lead singer Berenice van Leer.
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But the likelihood of radiating back pain in middle age more than doubled for men who reported heavy physical work as young adults, compared to men whose jobs had involved little to no physical work, the research team reported in Occupational and Environmental Medicine, August 11.
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One memory is particularly strong: for a lavish presentation of his electronic-instrumental work "Répons," at Carnegie Hall, in 2003, stations of musicians surrounded the audience, and Boulez managed to give precise cues back over his shoulder, his force field radiating three hundred and sixty degrees.
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