If someone pays in cash, he sanitizes his hands afterward.
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The company then sanitizes the box and puts it to use again.
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The platform sanitizes, normalizes and synthesizes this data to construct the identity graph.
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Even then, a nearby attendant promptly sanitizes the Oculus Rift after each visitor.
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The Thanksgiving myth also sanitizes the power politics of the Pilgrim-Wampanoag alliance.
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Scoti hauls the items inside in a wheelbarrow, and then, wearing gloves, sanitizes everything.
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"Sometimes the media kind of sanitizes what Dr. King was all about," Sanders said.
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N.Y.U. shamefully sanitizes her story as a celebration of success, as The Times has done.
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It is also a label many consider dangerous because it sanitizes the movement's racist core.
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She also sanitizes the shower and sink to ensure they're safe for her family to use.
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It cleans and sanitizes screens and can be washed with soap and water for re-use.
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Pros: Low price, automatic shutoff, compact design, sanitizes pacifiers, fast heatingCons: Feels cheap, hard to clean
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Before piercing, he sanitizes the dudes dick with rubbing alcohol pads they get in the infirmary.
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The bag sanitizes human excrement, turning the contents of the bag into fertilizer in about a month.
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She ensures she sanitizes all of her tools with rubbing alcohol or alcohol based cleaners in between clients.
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It automatically sanitizes using nothing more than hot water, ensuring everything is hygienically clean for the next batch.
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Here, the cans are collected by a local contractor that sanitizes the cans and returns them to the park.
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High-volume handrails are why Gendreau sanitizes his hands as soon as he can after he exits an escalator. 5.
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I was first introduced to this product when I tried PhoneSoapGo that sanitizes and charges a cell phone while traveling.
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Microsoft's Bing search engine still sanitizes Chinese language search results, nearly a decade after The New York Times first reported on it.
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Their clothes will then be sent to a laundry service that sanitizes them within 24 hours to prevent the spread of infection.
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But the media's obsession with American weapons sanitizes violence and makes it harder to think critically about why we use deadly force.
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In that sense, despite references to Robert Moses's racist planning legacy, the series sanitizes the import of the social ills of the time.
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Instead of letting the public see the horror, the media sanitizes the stories to protect people from seeing images they may find disturbing.
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"It features a new catheter design for extended use in microgravity, combined with a mechanism that compresses, seals and sanitizes solid waste," Shelley tells NPR.
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Whenever she needs insulin to treat her Type 1 diabetes, Michaéla Finneran sanitizes the injection site with alcohol wipes to reduce the risk of infection.
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It takes the place of the manual scrub most dishes undergo before heading to a commercial dishwasher, which sanitizes them with chemicals or very hot water.
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For some, policies against publishing photographs of dead American service members is a form of censorship that sanitizes war and obscures the violent consequences of military engagement.
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The same could be asked of the plaudits Malek's been getting for his performing-around-prosthetics impression of Freddie Mercury, a man the film sanitizes and moralizes about.
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Once Charleston city officials collect the needles, they have a machine that sanitizes and crushes them up, turning them into small pieces of plastic that can be disposed of.
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For just $49.99— a fraction of its $259 value — you'll get the Platinum Sonic, plus two bonus brush heads and a UV base that sanitizes its bristles while it charges.
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Steaming saves time, reduces wear and tear, is safe for nearly any fabric, sanitizes your clothes, helps you avoid chemicals, and best of all, steaming your clothes saves you money.
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According to the product page, it also has a self-cleaning feature that sanitizes the the dispenser of any germs or bacteria so your water can stay as fresh as possible.
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The system sanitizes and recycles 2000,22015 gallons of water annually, ensuring that the water is free enough of bacteria and other pathogens that it can be returned to the water table.
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Farrell nearly skips the end of Nixon's career, and it's for the best, avoiding the mistakes of another moment where the press too often sanitizes the memory of a dead president.
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Bondage says she also keeps surfaces clean and sterile when using piercing instruments, opting for hospital-grade cleaning products for counters and trays, wears gloves, and always sanitizes both herself and her clients.
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This is partly because the show sanitizes Ms. Kusama; it gives very little sense of her psychological problems or of her genuine wildness, a glossing-over that may be necessary in the capital's new climate.
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Dirty lash combs, towels, and applicators can all contribute to the spread of lash lice, which is why it's critical to do your research before your appointment and ask how your lash studio sanitizes its equipment.
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The new "Beauty and the Beast," written by Stephen Chbosky and Evan Spiliotopoulos, smoothly modernizes — and to some degree sanitizes — a story with a potentially thorny psychosexual subtext, a tale of male animality and female captivity.
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With the deluxe cleaning package, which costs $75, Baby Bubbles disassembles and sanitizes the stroller, details the wheels with Armor All and wraps them up in plastic wrap, a process that takes about 60 to 90 minutes.
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It's one of the rare TV projects about the military that neither undercuts nor sanitizes the sacrifices and experiences of those fighting, perhaps because it was produced by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg, fresh off the success of Saving Private Ryan.
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The "travel ban" — a term that sanitizes what is in fact a Muslim ban — is the latest in a series of policies that have targeted Muslims inaccurately seen as agents, or agents-in-waiting, of a dangerous foreign "ideology" that needs to be eradicated.
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Politically, with its arch tone and conceptual trappings, Büchel's project normalizes and sanitizes the man stoking tensions about nuclear war via Twitter (it's reminiscent of Jimmy Fallon petting his hair) and actively threatening the livelihoods and futures of DACA recipients while undermining the US's longstanding diplomatic relationship with Mexico (also: undermining all Mexicans as human beings).
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A shootout ensues, and Mulder takes cover. Modeski kills the hitmen as they are about to execute Mulder and promptly flees. A team led by X sanitizes the scene, cautioning the guys to stay out of trouble. The trio got their name as a result of Byers confronting X at this point about the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
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The novel was adapted into a feature-length film by Paramount Pictures in 1994. Before being made into an Academy Award winning movie, the novel sold an estimated 30,000 copies. The movie does not mention Forrest's being an idiot savant, and sanitizes his sex life and the character's profanity. According to the author, the movie "took some of the rough edges off" Forrest, whom he envisioned being played by John Goodman.
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These cases are relatively unstudied due to their rarity. Similarly, visiting disaster sites is thought to have an effect on empathy, but the nature of the effect it has depends on the particulars of the visit. Unorganized visits, for example, can often raise empathy by forcing the visitors to see suffering up close and prompting them to consider how to interact with victims. More organized visits, on the other hand, have been accused of lowering empathy because they comprised tourists “acting like tourists and dressing like tourists,” which dilutes and sanitizes the experience.
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But shortly after seeing the potential in Reuben's autobiographical screenplay, Gareth takes over the project for his own gain and sanitizes the story to suit a wider audience, thereby cutting Reuben out of the equation. Forced to draw upon the courage and self-actualization that he has gathered through the experience, Reuben stands up to his bully and wins the support of those who had once opposed him, for the greater moral good. Davo Hardy has stated in interviews that the film was a response to his film mentors telling him he could not be a director because of his real-life stutter.
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In 2016 the hotel completed a nine month long, a €3 millionSeligson. San Pietro di Positano Is the Most Exclusive Resort You've Never Heard Of. construction of a new kitchen which required the extraction of a thousand cubic metres of rock under the supervision of kitchen designer Andrea Viacava and architect Fausta Gaetani. The kitchen which is spread over two levels covers 400 square metres and can produce up to 400 meals a day. It is equipped with an ozone treatment system which every day at 2am hermetically seals the kitchen and fills it with ozone which sanitizes the kitchen.
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18 October 2013.UN report calls for independent investigations of drone attacks. The Guardian. 18 October 2013. John Hudson, writing in The Atlantic Wire, has raised the concern that from a semantic perspective, the term "Disposition Matrix" sanitizes and perhaps obscures the more descriptive phrase "kill list". The United States Senate is split over how to handle the issue, with Democrats urging the creation of a special court to review the matrix. Senate Armed Services Committee chair John McCain called for control of all armed drones to be transferred from the CIA to the U.S. Department of Defense, while Dianne Feinstein has expressed doubt that the Pentagon would take the same level of care to avoid collateral damage.
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Where dishes are to be shared among many, such as in restaurants, sanitization is necessary and desirable in order to prevent spread of microorganisms. Most restaurants have three- compartment sinks (depending on country or state regulations) and use the three-sink system (washing, rinsing and sanitizing of dirty dishes) with the first compartment containing a combination of warm water and soap or detergent. Water within the first compartment often needs to be between (according to applicable health codes). Most institutions have a dish-washing machine which sanitizes dishes by a final rinse in either very hot water or a chemical sanitizing solution such as dilute bleach solution (50-100 parts per million chlorine; about 2 ml of 5% bleach per litre of water, approximately one capful of bleach per gallon water).
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Graeme McMillan of The Hollywood Reporter felt the decision to make an army of clones is a "softening of the Star Wars own mythology", though the article later corrected that not all troopers in the franchise were clones. Noting that the films never specify that the clone troopers are replaced by regular soldiers by the original trilogy, he believed that the idea of soldiers who are created solely for war and are little more than machines "sanitizes the war of the franchise's title". He praised the decision of The Force Awakens to explicitly move away from clone troopers as bringing "much-needed moral complexity" to the film's conflict. The story arcs and character development of various clone trooper characters in the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars was met with praise from both fans and critics alike, with many clones such as Captain Rex becoming fan favorite characters.
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