The Slider robots, which would slip under specially designed receptacles.
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Grand Central Terminal uses total containment receptacles, Ms. Novotney said.
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He said he preferred that his water receptacles be transparent.
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Unlicensed street vendors also use trash receptacles, the study found.
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With that, some residents aren't too fond of the new receptacles.
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They came upon an alley lined with trash receptacles stuffed full.
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The receptacles start as long, thin sacs filled with fluid before maturation.
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Try holding three pieces of garbage while staring at four color-coded receptacles.
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Stock up on tissues, hand soap, no-touch trash receptacles, and disposable wipes.
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The receptacles use four D batteries that Brightguard expects will power 50,000 uses.
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The receptacles look like a planter at first glance, with greenery filling the top.
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Detectives later recovered clothing and household goods from trash receptacles with Dulos' blood on it.
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The garbage receptacles are overflowing; there is literally dirty toilet water running through the streets.
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Detectives later recovered clothing and household goods from trash receptacles with her blood on it.
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Drinks will arrive in custom-made receptacles and glassware, fizzing and smoking and infusing away.
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Detectives recovered clothing and household goods from trash receptacles with Jennifer Dulos' blood on them.
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Visitors are no longer passive receptacles for the curator's knowledge, but rather active, engaged participants.
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Feedforward systems challenge the idea that platforms are simply receptacles for information, responding to user inputs.
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Children, passive receptacles for their parents' life choices, are always the worst victims of such communities.
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In glass vitrines de Waal has placed steel receptacles and fragments of poetry etched on broken porcelain.
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They're called "cigarette lighter receptacles," and they offer up to 12 volts of energy to your devices.
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They were created to communicate with ancestors and offer receptacles of hope and magic for the living.
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The wind comes down from the northwest, cold in September, and flips over the neighbor's trash receptacles.
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Give it to your child, so they can dream about a glorious future building seaworthy trash receptacles.
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Gigantic concrete receptacles buried beneath a grassy clearing collect human waste along with the methane it creates.
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It will instead provide shampoo and the like in larger receptacles across its more than 5,600 properties.
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So now, a better solution seems to be encouraging all that urine to be splashed in special receptacles.
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Dutch designer Lotte de Raadt has dreamt up one of the most striking water receptacles you're likely to find.
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It also contains a bleach-making stick that produces medical-strength disinfectant for water receptacles, cooking equipment, and surfaces.
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Your community board could also get involved by calling the school, and by supporting your request for more receptacles.
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Health officials are implementing traditional mosquito control techniques such as spraying pesticides and emptying standing water receptacles where mosquitoes breed.
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The only licenses required are those for transporting medical waste, which can't just be disposed of in normal trash receptacles.
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Be quiet, respectful (that means to use proper facilities and receptacles for everything), and you really won't have any problems.
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They checked trash receptacles shown on surveillance and found garbage bags consistent with those shown on video, the documents allege.
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The video shows a white man matching Dulos' appearance putting "multiple garbage bags into various trash receptacles," according to the document.
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That means the receptacles probably hold sperm from several males, and they're built so the newest sperm does the fertilizing first.
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Anderson's Infladium has a roomy a pool for guacamole in the center and receptacles for ice, cold drinks, chips, and Taquitos.
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Anything she couldn't get used, like cleaning supplies and food receptacles, had to be sustainable — that is, either compostable or recyclable.
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The purple stone crab is no exception: Females have seminal receptacles, a special organ that just holds and stores sperm for later.
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Not every man chokes his date and calls it kink, but plenty of people see women as passive receptacles for male sexual desire.
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The receptacles come in 14 varieties of crystal, from "Fitness" (red jasper, magnesite, and clear quartz, $98) to "Diamonds" (diamonds, clear quartz, $330).
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Kardashian first showed off an immaculate pantry, a shop-display-like array of identical glass receptacles topped with what look like marble lids.
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Instead of being serviced by ungainly rear-loaders, the receptacles are emptied day and night by workers scooting around in 22010 small carts.
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The new lavatories, which had smaller sinks and trash receptacles, were a bit taller than the traditional bathrooms, but narrower and less deep.
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These straws, which have had their outer ends sealed with glue, act as receptacles for small tubes that contain the blood to be centrifuged.
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But Transylvanian photographer Maximilian Tomozei sees electronic chips another way, as receptacles of personal information, whether it of identity, location, finances, or other data.
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On a food shoot, those receptacles might also hold pristine cakes or whole roast turkeys painted in lacquer, the food stylist's version of bronzer.
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The company behind uritrottoir says the receptacles are filled with straw, where the urine flows, and can be used for compost within a year.
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In addition to giving homeless residents a place to use the restroom, the stations come with used-needle receptacles and dog-waste disposal bins.
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But the researchers highlighted that the purple stone crab seminal receptacles are huge, probably the largest (relative to their size) of any described crab species.
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For instance, astronauts are instructed to use Ziplock bags as sample container bags which can be stored for later study, as well as trash receptacles.
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Ancient mourners apparently created the smoke by placing hot stones in wooden braziers — receptacles for flaming objects — and laying in cannabis plants, the researchers wrote.
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When they return to the nest, they regurgitate their haul into wax receptacles called honey pots, so that the ones that stayed home can partake.
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While the fetish appears to skew male in terms of its audience, it doesn't mean women are left to be passive receptacles (so to speak).
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They are to memorize the information and then burn the documents in the sink of a locked bathroom, dividing the ashes between five different trash receptacles.
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There are hundreds of disposal sites located throughout the country to choose from, in addition to the many pharmacies which provide drug disposal receptacles throughout the year.
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Though they have a place in people's daily routines across the world, the convenient receptacles can still be disappointingly flimsy, causing spills or burns from hot coffee.
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The remainder that capture the parts of Atlantic City where its people reside are categorized by empty lots, dilapidated houses, overflowing trash receptacles, and defunct public services.
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For serial killers like Edmund Kemper and Richard Speck, women were objects of scorn and fascination, receptacles for their pent-up rage and humiliation, and ultimately, absolutely disposable.
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These hexfoils are also found along fonts, or stone receptacles containing the water used for a baptism, which could have been an invitation for protection for unbaptized children.
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A team at the University of Cambridge's Behaviour and Health Research Unit (BHRU) found that drinking out of large receptacles leads to a significant increase in alcohol sales.
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Surveillance cameras captured someone matching Fotis Dulos' description getting out of his truck and putting "multiple garbage bags into various trash receptacles" in the Hartford area, authorities said.
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The United States Postal Service contracted with American to take possession of receptacles of U.S. mail at six locations and then deliver it to numerous international and domestic destinations.
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The police surveillance videos show a white man matching Dulos' appearance getting out of the Ford and putting "multiple garbage bags into various trash receptacles," according to the document.
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It's nearing the end of Bag Week 220, where we highlight the best receptacles for the tech we cover daily, and we've got a few more winners for you.
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And if we believe, as someone in your headphones remarks, that knowledge can be more powerful than action, then Top Secret argues that images are powerful receptacles of information.
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Related: Artificial 3D Sculptures Evoke Mind and Matter In Sui Park's 'Thought Bubbles' Tom Sachs Can Turn a Speaker into Just About Anything Intricate Glass Sculptures Are Receptacles for Memory
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Although she doesn't claim the side-by-side designer-inspired bins as her own, the Twitter-verse couldn't help but take the opportunity to react to the spruced up receptacles.
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Custom receptacles, with distinctive slats made of a coated aluminum alloy and tilted as if the cans were in movement, were installed in 700 to 800 spots around the park.
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Even when people do have access to a water source, they often can't get disinfectant like bleach or chlorine to treat water and clean the receptacles they're using to collect it.
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Should one find themselves in an area without waste receptacles, the longstanding practice in the country is to simply take one's trash home or to the hotel for proper sorting and disposal.
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Looking at the male genitals only tells one half of the story, because the females have receptacles in their bodies to store sperm that lie just out of reach of the virga.
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That day, surveillance cameras captured someone matching the description of her estranged husband getting out of his truck and putting "multiple garage bags into various trash receptacles" in the Hartford area, authorities said.
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There are far worse depictions of women in cinema, sure, but it's nonetheless frustrating how close Sheridan comes to writing complex humans, only to produce walking receptacles for the emotions of brooding men.
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We don't see the content of the dreams, only their color and shape, and they serve both as receptacles for the film's gauzy sense of wide-eyed awe and metaphors for its aspirations.
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At least seven of the women were found in garbage receptacles; two were killed within days of each other in November 2007 and found dead in burning trash cans in the same park.
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He once ordered employees' individual trash cans in New York City be removed in favor of communal receptacles, because he disliked the look of so many trash cans in the office, one source said.
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The purple stone crab isn't the only species with seminal receptacles, but theirs is actually simpler than the ones in spider crabs which have extra pieces of muscle to save some sperm for later.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Books exist as receptacles of information, but for many years people have adopted their format and appearance to create other objects or containers for an array of items.
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"Specifically, longer sperm are superior at displacing, and resisting displacement by shorter competitor sperm within the semen receptacle, and longer semen receptacles drive sperm-length evolution by enhancing this competitive advantage," the paper reported.
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Presenting him, and us, with a blank canvas of possibility, Köhler suggests we might transform from passive receptacles to active agents of our fate, but wonders if we remain bound to our basic nature.
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The day she went missing, surveillance cameras captured someone matching the description of Fotis Dulos getting out of his truck and putting "multiple garbage bags into various trash receptacles" in the Hartford area, authorities said.
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This champion of Freedom and Upcycled Wine Receptacles was first seen at 6:30 AM, and apparently made slow but majestic circles across the pavement until at least 9 AM, when officers arrived on the scene.
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The day she went missing, surveillance cameras captured someone matching the description of her estranged husband getting out of his truck and putting "multiple garbage bags into various trash receptacles" in the Hartford area, authorities said.
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The initial version of the voice-activated garbage can will be available in two capacities: a smaller $180 garbage-only version, and a more expensive but larger $240 model that has both trash and recycling receptacles.
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Both the campaign and America First, the "super PAC" supporting it, have become receptacles for people whom the president and his top advisers want to keep within his orbit, even if they leave the White House.
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The day she went missing, surveillance cameras captured someone matching the description of her estranged husband getting out of his truck and putting "multiple garage bags into various trash receptacles" in the Hartford area, authorities said.
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The refresh is a result of the BetterBin competition, in which 200 groups submitted designs aimed at improving the quality of life for New Yorkers and the city Department of Sanitation workers who empty the receptacles.
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Half-real and half-mythical, for generations the Melungeons were avatars for their neighbours' neuroses; latterly they have morphed into receptacles for their ideals, becoming, in effect, ambassadors for integration where once they were targets of prejudice.
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The day Farber Dulos went missing, surveillance cameras captured someone matching the description of her estranged husband getting out of his truck and putting "multiple garage bags into various trash receptacles" in the Hartford area, authorities said.
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The intimate works enable a person of any gender to perform another gender's biological function, and they introduce a common thread in Dickey's art, the concept of containment— human bodies, plants, and structural enclosures are all receptacles.
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The initial arrests came after a man matching Fotis' description was allegedly seen on surveillance video on the night his wife was reported missing, placing "multiple garage bags into various trash receptacles" in Hartford, authorities previously said.
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" Or, regarding London: "The farmer would wander the streets, calling out, and women, either housewives or servants, would come out with buckets or other receptacles and he would milk the warm, foaming liquid directly into their containers.
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It is now a parenting rite of passage to watch toddlers quickly learn that pressing a few buttons on a screen can deliver hours' worth of rainbow-soaked animations that turn their brains into passive iPad receptacles.
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New York collects about $60 million annually for allowing signs, ornamental lampposts, stand-alone clocks, benches, bollards, planters, permanent trash receptacles, delivery ramps and just about anything else imaginable on, over or under the city's 12,000 miles of sidewalks.
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Ensuring that pubs and clubs give drinkers venturing outside receptacles made of plastic or toughened glass, which breaks into blunt little cubes rather than jagged shards, has cut the number of severe injuries, particularly to the face, incurred by drunken brawlers.
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He rips apart a couple of developers, some art thieves and a snooty school board president, carefully disposing of some of the body parts in nearby waste receptacles (though, as Mulder drolly points out, not in the proper recycling bins).
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He caught a reassuring water spider in the swamp, of a kind that eats mosquito larvae, but patiently explained that the real worry is smaller receptacles such as the crevices in bromeliad plants, which typically need only to be drained.
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On the night of May 24, cameras captured the image of a man matching Fotis's description driving in Hartford and placing "multiple garage bags into various trash receptacles," authorities said previously Investigators found clothing with Jennifer's blood on it, they said.
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Angie Renner, the environmental integration director for Disney Parks, also pointed to plastic bags, cups, bottles and straws as some of the more common items that end up in the receptacles at Walt Disney World and the company's other theme parks.
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And make no mistake, it's definitely RED's phone, down to the giant logo, unused pogo pin receptacles for the expansion modules that never arrived, and the lackluster camera whose hyped "4V" (RED's brand for stereoscopic 3D) images never really took off.
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Emblazoned with the message "Take a Trump!" and an image of a pig wearing a crown, the gleaming waste receptacles first began appearing on the president's 100th day in office, thanks to an anonymous collective of artists calling themselves the Art Finksters.
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Back in June, the two were arrested on the same charges after a man matching Fotis' description was allegedly seen on surveillance video on the night Jennifer was reported missing, placing "multiple garage bags into various trash receptacles" in Hartford, authorities said previously.
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Hurricane Maria dumped more than two feet of rain on the island in just under 24 hours, turning dumpsters and other large receptacles into incubation chambers for mosquitoes that spread severe flu-like diseases, such as dengue fever and chikungunya, as well as Zika.
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Now, Donald, I'm sure you're wondering just what it is we talk about in a professional locker room, if we don't spend all our time regarding 50 percent of the population as mobile fuck receptacles eagerly awaiting our tiny-handed grasp on their love lapels.
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The second staffer, along with the facility's director of nursing, said such incidents typically occurred because of the need to access supplies or trash receptacles stored in the shower room, or because staff members were crossing through the shower area from one resident's room to another.
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"Take your mail and put it in the post office, and when I say in the post office, I mean walk in and put it in, which is kind of a pain but I've seen mail stolen directly out of the receptacles outside as well," he said.
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With a surfeit of pockets—of pouches, cavities, and receptacles—you end up stowing things variably and in effect can mislay things on your person; not to mention that it's harder to find or discern a pocketed article in a coat that has Nordic quantities of stuffing.
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Fotis, 51, and his girlfriend Michelle Troconis, 44, were arrested a week after Jennifer's May 24 disappearance after video images were discovered showing a man police say is Fotis dumping more than 30 trash bags into multiple trash receptacles not far from Jennifer's home hours after she went missing.
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With storm drains and paving materials that allow water to seep through, the alleys funnel water into underground storage receptacles, preventing water from rain, hoses, fire hydrants and other sources from making its way, through sewers, drains and concrete riverbeds, to the ocean, picking up pollutants along the way.
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Also familiar is Hans Haacke's "MOMA Poll," two Plexiglas receptacles to vote on the question, "Would the fact that Governor Rockefeller has not denounced President Nixon's Indochina policy be reason for you not to vote for him in November?" cast by visitors during the Museum of Modern Art's 1970 exhibition Information.
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Millions of New Yorkers may soon need to separate scraps of fruit, vegetables and meat into separate garbage receptacles every time they cook and do dishes — learning another new habit just as they did with plastics recycling in the 1980s and are now doing under a recent ban on plastic shopping bags.
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Called "Placid Civic Monument," it was made over the course of a few hours on a bright Sunday in October 25, when Oldenburg, with the city's permission, enlisted two union gravediggers to shovel out one of their standard earthen receptacles — a hole 573 feet by 257 feet by 21962 feet deep — behind the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in view of the ancient Egyptian obelisk; after lunch, they filled the hole up again.
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