More often than not, mobile devices are a permanent dash from power socket to power socket.
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Rather than remaking a new socket from scratch every time the wearer loses or gains weight — or even if the socket needs to be repaired — LIM could simply adjust the existing socket.
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You plug a transmitter into the headphone socket on your phone, computer, or… well, anything that has a headphone socket.
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The film starts in September 1980, when a 21-year-old missile technician named Dave Powell dropped the socket from a socket-wrench.
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But if you travel by vehicle and have access to a 12V socket (a cigarette lighter socket), the Handpresso Auto makes a quick espresso.
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The DeWalt 34-Piece Socket Set set was included in the "3 Best Socket Sets" list compiled by the gear testers at The Drive.
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Rather than asking a doctor to apply the prosthetic limb, they would 3D-scan and print the prosthetic, mold and print a socket for the limb using 3D-molding software, place the socket on the cut, and place a printed hand on the socket.
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For example, for almost all the newest Kaby Lake CPUs from Intel, you need an LGA 1151 socket motherboard; for the new Intel X-series you need a LGA 2066 socket; for the majority of the newest AMD Ryzen CPUs, meanwhile, you need an AM4 socket board.
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The only way Garrett could prevent his socket from being compromised was to block the server, which would keep anyone, including him, from controlling the socket remotely.
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Both generations of Ryzen use motherboards with the AM4 socket, and AMD has assured Gizmodo that this will be the socket used for the next few generations as well.
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A Colorado-based company called Click Medical has created a solution that marries traditional socket materials (carbon fiber) with a Boa closure system (think ski boots) to create an adjustable socket.
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The ball of this ball-and-socket joint had been flattened by wear and tear, and its no-longer-smooth surface was now in direct contact with the bony cup of the socket.
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Her eye socket was crushed, and she had skull fractures.
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Dropping a socket isn't that unusual, but what followed was.
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The socket is the unsung hero of the prosthetic system.
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Maybe someone put the wrong plug into the wrong socket.
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Point of sale company Socket Mobile Inc said on Feb.
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It's like you stuck my fingers in a light socket.
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Now go socket to the puzzle and don't wrench anything.
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This released both the bracket and CPU from the socket.
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The result is that the unique network ID of your socket is transported in an unencrypted form to the Chinese server — and anyone who gets their hands on the ID can then control the socket.
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The sharp end pushed through the socket and punctured his brain.
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The socket type goes for the CPU cooler you're using, too.
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As a result, the skull only forms a single eye socket.
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This makeup technique essentially creates a more hollowed-out eye socket.
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She also has a metal eye socket as hers was shattered.
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Oh and that socket has its own LED light ring, too.
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Plugging fancier microphones into a microphone socket doesn't seem very revolutionary?
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Above my bed, I noticed a wall socket with two holes.
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A fucking grand for no sneakers and a fractured eye-socket.
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Otherwise, the bomb would have gone right through my eye socket.
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When they see a plug in a socket, they start pulling.
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That's much faster than a Tesla partner station or a wall socket.
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It's perfect for traveling and is a real socket or space saver.
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We even tried USB-C to printer socket, and that didn't work.
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Use an adapter and plug it into a regular ole electrical socket.
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It works with Alexa to add voice control to any electrical socket.
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It looked as if I'd just stuck my finger in a socket.
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His nose was reconstructed three times and his eye socket was shattered.
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"When I started my restaurant, it was like a socket," she said.
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You can put just about any incandescent lightbulb in any light socket.
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We used a robust web socket connection, smart clients and Teridion's network acceleration.
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The right cultural socket could have given Sharon Tate the vitality it lacks.
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Just twist and select the right power socket — no matter where you are.
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Price$4003LikeIt's fast and uses the same socket as last year's Intel CPUs.
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One had a smashed eye socket and blood coming out of its ear.
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Long, significant relationships were ended like yanking a cord from a wall socket.
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In some cases they can ship a socket within 24 to 48 hours.
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Recharging takes three hours, 50 minutes from a standard 120-Volt household socket.
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According to Anderson, Ulysses had surgery on his orbital socket on Christmas Eve.
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The middle finger, a spindly stick, rotates on a ball-and-socket joint.
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The socket of his right eye was stuffed with a white cotton ball.
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Life is a lot easier when you can plug in to any socket.
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He kept punching me above the eye socket and side of my face.
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Here's what happens when someone like me sits with my knees close together: The round ball at the top of the femur will pinch against the outside edge of the acetabulum (the hip socket), straining the labrum that lines the socket.
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When I came to… my arm was literally hanging out of my shoulder socket.
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Would you want to sleep with someone who licked your empty, gory eye socket?
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Cleveland receiver Taylor Gabriel went to a hospital after suffering a fractured orbital socket.
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She also suffered a broken eye socket and permanent nerve damage in her face.
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One of its eyes had been dislodged from its socket, the Sun-Times reported.
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David Powell, the man who dropped the socket was very hesitant to come talk.
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During his encounter with Hari, Everink suffered a broken nose, eye socket, and ankle.
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You'll even be able to feel a depression between your humerus and its socket.
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On the, uh, more interesting side, the socket also has a built-in light.
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Your correspondent didn't even have access to a plug socket to charge his laptop.
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Every now and then, a thread of blood appears in the patient's eye socket.
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The new Plug Mount fits right into a regular socket and keeps it powered.
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Instructions are simply:- Plug in socket- Point at skyThese instructions work in either order.
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The idea was to give the socket a fresh blood supply while it healed.
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Essentially, it lets you plug in any of your electronics into any socket shape.
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The servers for this solution, which are certified to run a wide range of applications (including Oracle Database) range from dual-socket 16-core systems with 384 GB of RAM to quad-socket servers with 112 cores and 3072 GB of RAM.
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Kim fashions an iPhone charger that uses wind for energy from the disassembled bits of a hair dryer, a cigarette-lighter socket yanked out of a car, a USB charger for said cigarette socket—plus a few other hardware odds and ends.
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Loyd -- who reportedly had a fractured eye socket -- entered the courtroom with a bandaged head.
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The hand's base has a socket and would have been originally fixed to a pole.
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Naturally, this led me to purchase a HomeKit controllable power socket for the Christmas tree.
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They forge the blade, cutting edge, and socket, then later create the iconic blue handle.
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Heritage Auction is hawking 5 light bulbs and a socket preserved from the 19th century.
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With this new adjustable socket, he can play sports for an extended period of time.
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He's at best when each new sound feels like sticking a sparkler in a socket.
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The three-wheeler can be charged at a regular household socket in under 6 hours.
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It's also more fully featured than its smaller sibling, sporting a Type-C USB socket.
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At one point, a guard punched her, causing a bruised eye socket, the lawsuit said.
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Poland, for example, is the epicenter of hip dysplasia—hips coming out of the socket.
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Seller: Socket Realty Brokers: Louis Puopolo, Alex Furst and Lori Barbaria, Douglas Elliman $2600/SQ.
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At last, the man rammed his elbow down into Alex's face, shattering his eye socket.
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Instead of replacing the entire ball-and-socket joint, he would file down and reshape both the joint's socket and the head of the femur, cover the femur with a metal cup, and ensure that both parts make a secure and smooth-operating fit.
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And when plugged into a 220-volt socket, it only takes 3 hours to fully recharge.
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The ball is held tightly in a socket to stop air from drying out the ink.
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In other words, a USB-C socket could support USB 23, USB 3.1, or even Thunderbolt.
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For another, you had to plug the things into a socket with an AC adapter—permanently.
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Fuggetta landed in a drainage ditch, her leg bent behind her, almost torn from the socket.
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Black, bristle-like lines, denoting lashes, fan out from her eye socket, completely enveloping the eye.
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Companies dubbed "gateways" now act as multi-socket adapters, connecting acquirers to morphing e-commerce firms.
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Or, maybe even like a poodle who had an unfortunate run-in with said light socket.
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In 2013, during college finals, he created the above photo of teeth inside an eye socket.
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These electrodes connected to an outside computer via cables plugged into a socket in Copeland's skull.
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Okay, let's take a look at some of the more exotic uses of the headphone socket.
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Grichuk had a bloody nose and a swollen left eye socket when he left the field.
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The incident began when a 21-year-old worker accidentally dropped a socket from his wrench.
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Mack's injuries were horrific -- 18 broken bones, broken eye socket, broken nose and a lacerated liver.
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My final gripe about the case is that it has a Micro USB socket on it.
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The third socket in the last photo is to power certain kinds of noise-cancelling headphones.
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In another of the ornaments, a large snake emerges from the eye socket of a skull.
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It had its finger in the light socket and was begging me to hold its hand.
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SLINKY over TWISTY was great, but TWISTY next to EYE SOCKET was a tiny bit revolting.
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You will need a Philips screwdriver and an 8-millimeter socket wrench to do the job.
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All I did was screw it in the socket," Delligatti said, according to "Behind the Arches.
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Bitdefender contacted the smart socket vendor, and they've promised to release a fix during Q3 2016.
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The main challenges, said Jivacate, were posed by the design and the biomechanics as the team had to build a comfortable socket that Mosha's stump would slot into, as well as get the correct alignment between the socket and her foot so she could walk properly.
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"He punched my teeth out, he broke my nose, my complete eye socket was fractured," she said.
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It started with a thumb into my eye socket as he tried to gouge out my eye.
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Steve Shelton: A close-up of the orbital socket and horn of one of my ram skulls.
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When the socket fell, it plunged 70 feet to pierce the side of the Titan II missile.
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A ratchet -- or socket wrench -- is the tool that lets you tighten bolts in one direction only.
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She didn't receive surgery until the hip fell out of its socket, requiring constant hospitalization and morphine.
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He got the tattoos, then had the prosthesis and socket handpainted to match exactly with the tattoos.
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Now patched, the vulnerability exploited an open socket once used to communicate with the Nvidia Icera modem.
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The Muse ships with a dual socket car USB charger for power, and a magnetic mounting kit.
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The e-scooter will be able to be charged in the car trunk through a dedicated socket.
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It plugs into a 12-volt socket/cigarette lighter and has a built-in tire-pressure gauge.
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The physical parts are printed in batches then assembled through ball-and-socket joints that snap together.
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Golovkin, on the other hand, had broken the natural welterweight's eye socket, which led to the stoppage.
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For example, a hinge has one degree of freedom while a ball-and-socket joint has three.
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It felt as if a prisoner were trying to Shawshank it out through my left eye socket.
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I had to take him to urgent care to get his shoulder popped back in the socket.
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Working quickly, Dr. Hart reshaped the hip socket with a file and tapped the artificial cup inside it.
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In the eye's socket is a piece of bread cast in ceramic that looks more like a sponge.
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If you have a garage with a power socket, an electric car makes an awful lot of sense.
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Image: GigabyteFor Ryzen you want an AM4 socket motherboard with a chipset labelled X370, B350, A320, or X300.
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It means less time hunting for a power socket when you're out and about, and more time working.
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According to Twitter, Brook will have to undergo surgery to mend the broken eye socket sustained against Golovkin.
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Or are you going to use the one socket that is available on all devices you are targeting?
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My house is covered in solar panels, and I plug my car into a socket those panels power.
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Mr. Ellis was treated for fractures to his right eye socket and nose, and cuts to his face.
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The case concerned Charles Murphy, an Illinois inmate badly beaten by prison guards, who crushed his eye socket.
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There was no charging socket, but the charming waiter insisted on pulling up a chair for my bag.
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"It will really take a major inflection point in the platform technology for us to move off of socket AM4," says AMD's David McAfee, adding that it would probably take a major change in how memory or PCI expansion slots work before AMD needs to move to a new socket.
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The ball had ground away the ligament in mortar-and-pestle fashion and was hollowing out the socket bone.
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It could also be designed to erase itself automatically if someone unplugs it from the socket to examine it.
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Myers said he&aposd never heard of a person breaking an eye socket from blowing his or her nose.
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But The Verge found that the device will play through Bluetooth and plug into the car's cigarette lighter socket.
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The clue to how PowerRay gets around this problem can be found in a suspicious-looking plug socket amidships.
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There is also a socket for external power in the garage and an exterior awning that can be extended.
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Apple isn't stupid, but I really hope it isn't putting the 3.5mm socket on the chopping block quite yet.
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It's faster than the Skylake design launched last year, uses less energy, and works on the same CPU socket.
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You remember the old phones, like where you called the operator and I guess they plugged in the socket?
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We know you're tired of having to hover around your office mates just to aim for the wall socket.
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Don't even get me started on Glenn's final words, uttered as his eye was falling out of its socket.
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For next to no money, intrepid hackers can buy a development pack to start hacking with the headphone socket.
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What not a lot of people realize is that the headphone socket also supplies a tiny amount of power.
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For example, a galvanized and painted copper plate could fill in the missing eye socket and neighboring maxillary bone.
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MacBook computers come with big blocky chargers that stick directly out of the socket when you plug them in.
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Which is actually the case: That eye-socket cracker has given Inoue double-vision, if he's to be believed.
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Dronfield sustained a brain haemorrhage, a stab wound to her neck, a broken nose, and a cracked eye socket.
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Alsatia felt her stomach for the equivalent socket before the doctor leant in and smoothed the plastiskin back over.
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"So far, from testing every socket that we have created fits like a glove from the start," LaChappelle said.
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Still, he liked the fleshy Mayan shrimp on ice, the gratifying emptiness when the meat popped from the socket.
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The iMac Pro, as carefully engineered as its predecessors, doesn't make upgrades easy, but its processor, an Intel Xeon W-2140B, is not soldered onto the motherboard and appears to use a fairly standard 2066 socket, which means you could, theoretically, replace the CPU with any processor that uses a 2066 socket.
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His orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Rob Hart, pointed out the wide gap between ball and socket in Ben's right hind leg.
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The socket relays electrical signals from those muscles to the computerized, motor-driven hand, which she operates with her mind.
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I spend long moments moving my thigh bone around in my hip socket, discovering places where I was unknowingly gripping.
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Tusk dies after being put in an MRI machine — its magnets rip the drone insect out of his eye socket.
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Key featuresThe headline feature of a motherboard is its CPU socket, indicating the type of processor that it's compatible with.
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The woman said she was surrounded and suffered a broken eye socket and nose and sustained cuts on her knees.
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The One is equipped with an charging port for charging from an outlet, even a regular ol' household power socket.
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They broke his nose, eye socket and cheekbone, and Durant was certain they were going to beat him to death.
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Co-founders Hurley and Pedtke were hesitant to attach a number to an Infinite Socket when asked repeatedly about price.
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Blend the shade with a matte brown eyeshadow and a fluffy eyeshadow brush, concentrating the matte color in your socket.
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It isn't like it is only tiny, no-name companies that've been using the headphone socket to augment app experiences.
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To use the $99 Voice Bridge, plug it into the phone socket and pair it with your Wi-Fi connection.
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Engineers used a melted-wax mold of his eye socket to ensure the camera would fit securely under his eyelid.
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"It's fucked my body up," he says, demonstrating how to pop his shoulder back in its looser-than-loose socket.
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From this a socket can be forged that fits, with more modifications for precision, to the bone on the stump.
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I had one that come out with the whole socket and all and put a hole up into my sinuses.
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When plugging into the phone socket it's better not to use a telephone extension lead, as this can slow speeds.
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"The pressure has to go somewhere," O'Carroll explained, and the result is often a broken bone somewhere inside the socket.
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A former United Nations diplomat, Ms. Pavey suffered injuries to the socket of her arm when the prosthesis was dislocated.
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The bar was lovely, but I swiftly realized there was no charging socket nearby and moved to a different seat.
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It was designed to fit into a car's 12-volt electrical socket (that thing that used to hold a cigarette lighter).
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But wait, there's more: The solenodon's nose has a ball-and-socket joint like the human hip, making it crazy flexible.
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These adapters are ubiquitous and cheap, no matter what type of charging socket your phone uses: MicroUSB, USB-C, or Lightning.
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In time, Culcu said her trial socket prosthetics will be lengthened with a knee joint and then extended below the knee.
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The other product spotted is the Amazon Smart Plug, which allows you to add Alexa voice control to any electrical socket.
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He said the company also denied his claim for a socket that would help him move more easily with his prosthesis.
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It turns the rear bumper into a rather comfortable seat for two with ready access to a 12-volt power socket.
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Sensing his former life, he electrocutes himself using the wall socket, which is how he got there in the first place.
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Although socket LGA 3003 boards can fit both Skylake and Kaby Lake processors, so there is some room for upgrading there.
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Second: his headphones charger socket was in such a place that you can't wear and charge them at the same time.
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The RAM slots are usually close to the CPU socket and will be some of the longest slots on the board.
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" — Jonathan Levine, Master & Dynamic "Clearly, Apple's recent move to dispense with the 26.35mm socket has had an impact on the market.
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The blue ribbon holding her hair in place culminates in a bow that pokes violently into that girl's right eye socket.
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The accuser says he suffered major injuries -- including a concussion, cuts, back pain, a broken eye socket and a broken nose.
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Rath said the OI implant allows him to move his arm freely compared to the restricted movement afforded by the socket.
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If he does get a new socket made, it's covered through the VA. "My sockets are pretty darn good," he says.
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There are batteries to make regular appliances smart, and now there's a light socket to make any lightbulb a connected one.
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Normally, the top of your arm bone (your humerus) is kept secure in a cup-shaped socket by your rotator cuff.
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Those devices, which Sevenhugs will sell with its remote in a starter kit, essentially sit between a wall or light socket.
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A scan showed that Remande's right eye-socket is fractured and that her eyeball suffered an "explosion," according to the BBC.
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"Imagine placing a phone call when you had to have someone place a wire into a socket for you," he said.
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The woman's smooth face, with a slightly open mouth (a horizontal crevice) and socket-less eyes, is both flesh and skull.
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The bones of the eye socket would have formed a cone, like eye bones in owls, suggesting it had sharp eyesight.
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It should be plugged directly into your main phone socket, ideally without using an extension lead, as this can affect speeds.
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It enabled him to pull a flap of gum tissue down over the socket of the front tooth he had extracted.
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Some of them attacked him so severely with their fists and feet that his right eye socket was fractured, prosecutors said.
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It has two USB outlets in addition to an eight-hole socket, so you can juice up three devices at once.
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The eye socket (or "orbit" in Latin) takes on the appearance of a complex cave system that we slowly fall through.
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Insert the shaft of the housing into the attachment hub until the power shaft fits into the square hub socket.7.
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Breaking an eye socket While eye-socket fractures aren&apost rare, they&aposre caused much more commonly by blunt-force trauma, such as when someone gets punched in the eye or is hit by a ball, said case report lead author Dr. Sam Myers, a surgeon at North Middlesex University Hospital in London who treated the woman.
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Here are the best tools you can buy to keep in your car:Best vehicle escape tool: Lifehammer Safety HammerBest car jump starter: NOCO Boost Plus GB40 Jump StarterBest multitool: Gerber Suspension Multi-PlierBest socket set: DeWalt 34-Piece Socket SetBest flashlight: J5 Tactical V1-PRO FlashlightBest tire inflator: Helteko Portable Air CompressorBest folding shovel: DMOS Stealth Shovel
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K. power adapter was one of those annoying ones that have a protruding ridge, so the only way my computer charger would remain in the socket was to wedge my copy of "Calypso" between my chair and said socket, ensuring my laptop didn't die but forcing me to restrict my movements to all but the most legato typing.
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One spin around the socket while donning the coat and the girl advertises her resistance while doing as she intended all along.
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And it has a pop socket so I can lean it up on things and I can hold it in comfortable ways.
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But one British woman's story takes the cake: She lost 27 contact lenses in her eye socket over a period of years.
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You don't have to hang anything cheesy over your rearview mirror — this freshener plugs right into your cigarette lighter or power socket.
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He blamed local weather in Dubai for loosening the socket on the prosthetic leg, which eventually led the leg to fall off.
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More than two thirds of these breaks were to the nose, and the next most common fracture site was the eye socket.
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The group attacked officers in a violent melee—guards' noses were broken, one's teeth were dislodged, and another's eye socket was cracked.
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The ad includes a sweet illustration of a tiny Pikachu sticking its ears into a socket (which would feel good, I guess?).
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Having to root around in the nest of cords on the floor for a free power socket is the opposite of that.
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The first hip-replacement operation was performed in 1891, in Germany, by Themistocles Glück, using a ball and socket carved from ivory.
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Socket comes with an app that lets users turn their lights on, adjust their brightness and power, and create a room ambiance.
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Mr. Patterson soon lay on the ground with a crushed eye socket, a torn retina and permanent blindness in his right eye.
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"It's an open-surgery procedure in which several cuts are made to the pelvic bone to re-orient the socket," Huber explains.
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There are external 230- and 240-volt charging ports that allow drivers to recharge their power supply when parked near a socket.
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It works like this: You connect a powerline plug up to your router and then put the plug into a wall socket.
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Most of the devices can be plugged into a wall socket, while the Oura ring needs to be charged once a week.
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If you don't have time to stop, sit, and charge from a wall socket, then a battery case is a better choice.
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The pain isn't searing — unlike, say, sticking your finger in a wall socket — but isn't pleasant: a brief muscle contraction, then numbness.
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A long, thick, writhing, phallic snake has slithered out of the left eye socket and worked its way to the skull's summit.
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With that, they can reschedule the smart socket, or access all the information the device come into contact with, including email credentials.
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Metal hip implant systems such as ASR were designed to be more durable than a traditional metal-on-plastic ball-and-socket design.
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The battery pack can also be removed and recharged via a standard 230v domestic socket, or by plugging into a solar panel accessory.
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And it still has the same horsepower, but this one runs on batteries and it can be mounted directly to a prosthetic socket.
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Mr. Holbert was then beaten so severely that his skull was fractured and one of his eyes was left hanging from its socket.
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He has recently designed a corner piece to add to his existing sofa that also includes a USB socket to charge a phone.
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I mainly tested it with the wall adapter which I was able to swap for an adapter to power from a car socket.
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They determine whether a plug fits into a socket, whether a medicine can be sold, and whether we can understand foreign traffic signs.
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All of the new CPUs are based on AMD's new X570 chipset, which uses the same AM4 socket as AMD's previous Ryzen CPUs.
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The key spec is the processor socket a board sports—make sure this matches your chosen CPU and you're well on your way.
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So far, most EVs have been bought by better-off motorists, who usually have off-street parking with a socket to plug into.
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Its ball-and-socket armrests (which function like a human shoulder) give it a wider range of adjustability than any other task chair.
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Like the previous generation, Intel's 9th Gen maintains the same LGA 1151 socket and requires a motherboard with an Intel 300 Series chipset.
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Depending on your socket type (AMD or Intel), you may need to install a back brace for the motherboard, so do that first.
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Once upon a time you could give mining a shot with nothing more than a plug socket, some free software and a computer.
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AMD is sticking with its AM4 socket, which means that you'll be able to slot the new Ryzen chips on your existing motherboard.
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An MRI revealed a tumor on the right side of the 29-year-old's brain near her orbital socket, reported the Times-Picayune.
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"We don't even really know if he has an eye socket on the left to be able to hold a conformer," she says.
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And that means that the second generation of Ryzen CPUs, which Anderson also mentioned today, will work with the AM4 socket as well.
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For the past five years LIM has been working on making the ultimate wearable: a prosthetic socket that is soft, adjustable, and modular.
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He uses the light from his phone to illuminate his electric socket moulds, which are beginning to set as night descends on Kibera.
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Metal hip implant systems such as ASR were designed to be more durable than a traditional metal-on-plastic, ball-and-socket design.
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The Eve Energy device plugs into a wall socket, allowing you to control connected devices via iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch via Bluetooth.
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And when I needed to charge my phone, I didn't need to find a wall outlet — the built-in socket had me covered.
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Akil Mitchell, a former basketball player at the University of Virginia, had his eyeball pop out of his socket during an NBL game.
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These machines feature quad-socket Intel Xeon processors running at 2.3 GHz, up to 25 Gbps of network bandwidth and two 1,920GB SSDs.
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Users can also charge the vehicle from an ordinary socket at home or at work, with Ather refunding the cost within three months.
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He said it started when the Tor Project did some work on adding Unix domain socket capabilities to the Tor proxy and browser.
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Stader is already hooked up and wired in when we arrive, with the ankle prosthesis connected to the socket on his right leg.
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The original gearshift and gearbox are left in place and an electrical socket is installed where the gas cap would originally have been.
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The three white male attackers shouted "Fuck Obama!" and "Nigger president!" as they broke Johnson's nose and fractured his eye-socket, requiring surgery.
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Incels believe a man's sexual success is almost entirely determined by unalterable biological traits: things like his jawline, cheekbones, or eye socket shape.
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"The Alienist" isn't prettified — the first camera push-in on an empty eye socket makes that clear — but neither is it grittily realistic.
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The easiest way to recharge all your gear is with a USB multi-charger that trades one wall socket for several USB ports.
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A 46-year-old ironworker who was protesting the low minimum wage waited for an implant in his now empty right eye socket.
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Someone had installed silver plastic electric socket covers over the power outlets and a series of tables formed an office-like U shape.
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You can certainly still go for an older CPU if you want to save yourself some money—just remember to buy a motherboard to match, and remember your upgrade options are likely to be more limited in the future as each motherboard is built with a specific socket for the CPU and each processor family uses a different socket type.
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If you want to directly plug in, a combined 3.5mm optical and analog input lets you connect anything from a turntable to a Google Chromecast, a multipurpose USB socket can be used with a memory stick or to charge your phone, and there's an Ethernet socket to hardwire to a network if the speaker is somewhere where signal is weak.
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LIM also plans to eventually make its sockets Wi-Fi-connected, so that a patient would have the option of sharing more data around socket abandonment, or how frequently the person falls, or even how long it takes him or her to put on the socket when getting up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night.
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Ostovich claims she suffered a broken orbital bone (eye socket) during the altercation and pulled out of her scheduled UFC bout with Paige VanZant.
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But if you're not home, your phone sends the command to a server in China, which then passes the command along to the socket.
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Finally, he's fed through an electrical socket into what seems to be a decoy body, living its own life until he takes it over.
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One deputy, a supervisor told investigators, fractured the eye socket of an inmate who was not resisting, in order to become a clique member.
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Still, Alienware's desktop processor socket can take any CPU compatible with Intel's Z370 chipset, and the RAM, SSD, and HDD slots are standard ones.
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"He had trauma to the brain, swelling on the brain, and a cracked eye socket in three different places," he told local station, DothanFirst.
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One of the commonest is dislocation—with, for instance, the hip ball coming out of the socket because soft tissue has not healed properly.
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Kryptonite takes advantage of typical public/private key encryption using the Secure Socket Shell (SSH) protocol used by developers to log onto networks remotely.
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Motherboards are designed with their socket type in mind and if you're building your own system then you need to look for this first.
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Each "sleeping bus" can house up to 20 people in pods, which are equipped with storage space, a power socket and blinds for privacy.
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But until that becomes a more viable option, he is in support of companies like LIM that are trying to improve the socket experience.
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These were lengthened to 30 minutes despite Albakr pulling a lamp in his cell out of its fitting and tampering with a plug socket.
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Hell, it isn't even just the small companies that have embraced the simplicity of having a single socket available on all smartphones out there.
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But what makes it interesting is that it can be integrated with your decor, as you're able to screw it into any light socket.
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Fitz Frames are also made with no-screw hinges, opting instead for arms that pop right out of the socket and pop back in.
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His shirt was torn, and Kiril thought he could see the yellow outline of a bruise at the edge of his right eye socket.
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My biggest worry at this point is my shoulder, which was dislocated when I was 14, but thankfully my arm remains in its socket.
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After all, if you're trying to avoid turning on the lights, couldn't you just plug a regular, $5 nightlight into your bathroom's wall socket?
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A missing nose, lip, cheek, jaw, or eye socket was replaced by a partial mask, often kept in place by a pair of glasses.
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And you can get three AC ports, no matter how cramped the socket, with our favorite travel surge protector, the Accell Home or Away.
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It's made of a semitranslucent white sheath over a robotic skeleton, and was attached to the participants' residual limbs using a specially designed socket.
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What did you make of Glenn's graphic end, with Negan bludgeoning him with the baseball bat until his eye bulged out of the socket?
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After removing the eye, Dr. Hayek placed an implant in the socket; later, a painted cover would make it look like a real eye.
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These devices plug into a spare wall socket, connect to the wireless internet getting beamed out by your router, and then extend it further.
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Another incident was reported in Holden, after a concerned mother sent a photo of a scorched electric socket to a news outlet, said Ostroskey.
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At 6:12, two nurses wearing blue latex gloves wheeled Mr. Shields into the solarium and plugged his medication pump into a wall socket.
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While it's primarily designed as a blending brush for the dip of your eye socket, I find that this brush is a true multitasker.
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They went to admire the improvised furniture in the auto body shops, anonymously made "with a MIG welder and a socket set," Chen says.
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They also found that two of her teeth grew out of the same bony socket, called an alveolus, which has never before been documented.
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Ms. Mishkin burns each shirt in her mother's basement, using a vintage British iron plugged into a 220-volt socket that she had installed.
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It's myoelectric, meaning that it's controlled by signals from the muscles in the arm, which are picked up by electrodes in the prosthetic's socket.
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While few will have all three features, presumably, this would also work tethered to a phone's data plan and plugged into a lighter socket.
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They also started using brief-pulse ECT instead of sine-wave ECT, which used the type of electricity that comes out of a regular socket.
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A life-like, 3-D larger bull tattoo featuring visible cracks in its bones, with horns pointing straight ahead and a large, empty eye socket.
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As far as your phone is concerned, it's charging through the power socket as normal; it's just the source of the electricity that's been changed.
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But as I got closer to the magical camera, the less sorry I was when I accidentally pricked my elbow in someone else's eye socket.
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Enthralled by the highlights, I had left my dad exasperated and angry, banging on the window, demanding I unplug the lawnmower from the inside socket.
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After the socket look at the chipset, a set of circuitry usually designed for a specific processor, which dictates many of the board's performance limits.
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But none of this is as fast or as easy as just plugging a 3.5mm plug into a socket, and not nearly as foolproof either.
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You won't even have to worry about your virtual smartphone dying, because the Desktopography hardware draws all the power it needs from the bulb socket.
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There's a USB charging port for your smartphone, a full-size power socket if you need to work on your laptop, and free Wi-Fi.
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The innovation, dubbed the Dignity Socket, is re-moldable, with the ability to adjust to big or small changes in limb size for more comfort.
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So, for example, the iPhone XS comes with a 230W charger—you're getting 25 watts of power with a wall socket and your bundled charger.
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And in the lower left corner is a socket for power, a USB-C port for connecting an ethernet adapter, and an aux audio port.
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The device would actually print out the parts in batches, then the individual pieces would be assembled through ball-and-socket joints that snap together.
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A year ago, a high-pressure hydrogen-rich gas leaked at Mongstad after a corroded pipe socket broke, also prompting an investigation by the PSA.
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She confirmed that two young adults found in the outer chamber suffered violent deaths, with sharp force traumas to the head and the hip socket.
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For reasons that neither she nor her parents understood, one of the doll's legs had disconnected from its socket and could not be put back.
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Rachael was set to fight Paige VanZant in January ... but she's already pulled out after being diagnosed with a broken eye socket and other injuries.
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For example, a faulty power source, like a weak socket or plug connection, can make it difficult or even impossible to turn the device on.
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Dr. Zalmout pulled up a cylindrical bone, barely bigger than an inch, that had a socket at one end and a protrusion at the other.
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The "globe" of the eye itself and the orbit (the eye socket) are complicated, and they can be subject to countless different kinds of injuries.
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One of the Bost's security guards still wears a cloth patch over an eye socket gouged out by shrapnel from a rocket strike in 2016.
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A bone on the back side of his humerus was elevated two centimeters out of position, and the humeral head sagged out of its socket.
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The back also sports two USB ports, a 12-volt socket and a 115-volt three-prong outlet, so there's nothing that can't be charged.
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To address this problem, GE is including an adapter in the box that screws into a lightbulb socket and balances the voltage across the circuit.
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Allosaurus and Ceratosaurus both had rates of roughly 100 days, meaning that, on average, a socket would get a fresh tooth about every three months.
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It meant her left hip lacked a socket, and she was strapped into a stiff metal brace with leather straps until she was age 3.
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Cars run on gas from any gas station, the plugs for electrical devices fit into any socket, and smartphones connect to anything equipped with Bluetooth.
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Each of the bike's battery packs comes with an USB socket so you can charge your phone as you zoom from place to place Each of the bike's battery packs comes with an USB socket so you can charge your phone as you zoom from place to place It weighs about the same as some of the electrically assisted bicycles out there at 35kg.
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The 10-inch metal straw was in the jar's screw-top lid and pierced Elena's left eye socket, causing a traumatic brain injury, according to authorities.
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By the time the incident was over, Mack said, she was left with missing teeth, a broken eye socket, a fractured rib and a ruptured liver.
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Especially when dipping into a smokier shade to darken a look, she suggests sweeping your blending brush "backwards and forwards very gently" in the eye's socket.
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Indeed, one of the bones in the floor of the eye socket is thin and can fracture with such blunt-force injuries, Myers told Live Science.
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This aligns with what Qyburn demonstrated for Cersei, when he fired at the dragon skull through its eye socket, right into where its brain would've been.
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Like a retractable leash, or a tape measure, the ES 02 Extension Socket uses an internal rewinding system to give users an adjustable length of cord.
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Cleaning the air in your car is as simple as plugging in the AIR Ionic Car Air Purifier into your vehicle's cigarette lighter or 12V socket.
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As Garrett explains in his review, if your phone is connected to your home Wi-Fi, it sends the on/off command to the socket directly.
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Intel isn't revealing the mystery processor's process technology or architecture, but a spokesperson did reveal it's a single-socket processor with 23 cores running at 5GHz.
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It was pure, and I mean pure pain, like being plugged into the light socket of all that is—a raw nerve ending of the universe.
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This enables the design and 3D printing of a prosthetic socket that can be both soft and hard, making for a more natural and comfortable fit.
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Microsoft is also making it clear which part of the power cord is most affected: the portion that connects the power supply to your electrical socket.
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We will continue to update on Ellie's condition, including the upcoming surgery next week to repair her cheek bone, eye socket and a few other fractures.
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It has long fingers including its actual thumbs, and its middle fingers have a ball-and-socket joint like a person's shoulders - also unique among primates.
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As is the case with Apple, Microsoft's recall is for the cable that connects the power supply to the electrical socket; not the power supply itself.
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The cone-shaped Horizon mounts to your dash or your windshield and can draw its power from either a USB port or the cigarette lighter socket.
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"She puts her finger in a plug socket and pretends to fry her brains and I fall out a window: Flirting, Irish style," says Ms. Kelly.
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Titanium ball-and-socket hip joints don't come out polished like a pristine mirror as they do in Fisher's cupboard, they come out battered with carbon.
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To wit: It's the Met Gala that's brought us looks as varied as Rihanna's ornate headband last year to Miley Cyrus' electric-socket hair in 2013.
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A Unix domain socket is basically a way for two programs on the same computer to talk to each other without using an underlying network protocol.
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The case is also too deep in all directions; the headphone socket is so deeply recessed that none of my headphones work without the included adapter.
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He occupied himself by playing the block-stacking game Jenga, while technicians shaved a centimeter off the socket of his artificial leg, near the pelvic area.
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Rather than needing a charging station, Altigreen's three-wheeler can be charged through any ordinary AC power socket in three to four hours, the CEO says.
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Mr. Baugh's custom socket can pick up brain signals to control the arms, known as Modular Prosthetic Limbs, or M.P.L., just by thinking about the movements.
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Crave Travel Pro 13,400mAh Power Bank Keep your devices fully charged for days on end without a wall socket with this compact, universally-compatible power bank.
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His eye socket was broken, and his chest felt like it might cave in, but he was lucky to be alive, the police told him later.
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I use my IT Cosmetics crease brush for everything — applying neutral transition shades, defining the outer edge of my eye socket, and blending it all together.
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Due to an editing error, an earlier version of this article misstated the difference in voltage between a typical electric eel and an American wall socket.
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"Lean forward to place the cup around the eye socket, press gently to secure and then lean back to submerge the eye in fluid," she instructs.
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A lot of people try to grip hard and pull tight on the ropes so that their shoulder is almost fighting to stay in its socket.
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The vulnerable socket plugs into a regular one, and allows users to schedule the activity of any dumb electronic device, with the help of a smartphone.
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Among the most destructive actions someone could perform is to wipe the existing software on the socket and to replace it with malicious one, researchers said.
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Analysis of his skull showed that he suffered a crushing blow to the head near his eye socket when he was young, likely causing some visual impairment.
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Because, really, how could a man who put his eye back into its socket not bristle at a question of whether his profession is real or not?
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Then he bit a chunk out of my hand, grabbed the back of my head, and shoved a thumb in my eye, popping it out of socket.
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It turns out that he had been served with a search warrant that ordered him to turn over the system's encryption and secure socket layer (SSL) keys.
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By the time the group scattered, disturbed by a witness who had pulled up in her car, Casarez had a fractured eye socket and two broken teeth.
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If you have a standard 643-volt socket, Mitsubishi says the charger that comes with the car can replenish the battery that way in about eight hours.
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She immediately called 911, but Green - who was large for his age, standing at roughly 5-foot-10, 180 pounds -- ripped the phone out of the socket.
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"We realized her eye socket had been smashed, and she had blood coming out of her ear," Howell told local CBS affiliate WLKY of the animals' injuries.
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The socket is the square-ish bracket somewhere around the center of the board, filled with small pins or holes, and shouldn't be too difficult to spot.
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These extremely wide-awake little guys are Callichimaera perplexae, prehistoric crabs with bent claws, big bulging socket-less eyes, exposed tails and leg-like mouth parts. Adorable.
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The buds can hold a four-hour charge, and their case can top them off twice more, for a total of 12 hours of power socket autonomy.
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Its patented magnetic mounting system is a two-part ball and socket system that's particularly popular as a hands-free viewing platform in cars, home, and elsewhere.
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The suspect allegedly recorded some of the images and videos of the daughter with a wall socket that had a hidden camera in it, the affidavit alleges.
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Prosthetist Garrett Hurley and his co-founder, orthopedic surgeon Andrew Pedtke, first conceived of the LIM "Infinite Socket" in 2011 and started shipping the product in 2014.
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There's a tremendously broad array of app-empowered accessories out there that have one thing in common: connecting apps to the outside world via a headphone socket.
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Last September, he sustained a fracture in his left eye socket after taking an elbow to the face in practice and had to undergo yet another operation.
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TP-Link's mini smart plug will work with a home's power outlet, and it connects over Wi-Fi, so there's no socket to have to mess with.
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And she is designing a socket for prosthetic limbs to be used by people who have had leg amputations above the knee, aimed at low-income nations.
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Mr. Rodriguez moves students through drills that shift arms from elegant straight lines to 90-degree angles with flattened hands and deep twists from the shoulder socket.
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Whether it's an LED, CFL, incandescent, or halogen bulb, this socket can turn it into a smart bulb so you can control the lights minus the hassle.
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Surely it would be as easy for me to do the job as it is for Frank Socket from an official Pep Boys video to do it.
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The 9-year-old dog had a large cancerous tumor on the front of her skull that was pushing dangerously close to her brain and eye socket.
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The TP-Link extender is a little more manageable at just over $60 on Amazon right now and it plugs into a wall socket, for added convenience.
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The most common risks of surgery are infection, inflammation of the tooth socket and temporary nerve injury causing impaired sensation of the lip and chin, Ghaeminia said.
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He had hip dysplasia, a common, painful and often crippling joint defect in which the ball of the femur rubs against the hip socket rather than rotating smoothly.
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My skull was fractured from my forehead to my nose and into my eye socket, and there was a chance I would lose vision in the left eye.
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It's a trip where you still have to wipe someone else's nose, enforce a nap schedule and keep your kid from sticking his finger in every electric socket.
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But if you're planning on charging up your console on away from your TV and an electric socket, it will help have a few extra USB-C cables.
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The most infamous stick and poke blog (yes, a blog; this trend isn't exactly CDC approved) suggests inserting the needle right between the pencil's eraser and metal socket.
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Get on board the smart nightlight train or get left behind, in the dark, uninformed about your Twitter mentions while you stare vacantly at an empty wall socket.
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Chromebooks are perfect for students who are mostly writing term papers, doing research on the web, and living away from a wall socket for extended periods of time.
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Fingernails, sharply filed and coated in wax, dug into an opponent's eye-socket, attempting to literally rip out the eyeball and hold it aloft before a screaming crowd.
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I looked like I had stuck my finger in a light socket—or like I could pass as a prize poodle in the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
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Essentially, Home is a glorified speaker with an embedded personal assistant in the same vein as Google Now, but plugs into a wall socket much like Amazon's Echo.
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The stability of other major joints, like the shoulder, depend on rotator cuff muscles, and the hip is a ball and socket joint that posses inherent boney stability.
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There are, however, procedures that will help with a patient's appearance, the National Eye Institute said, such as prosthetics or plastic conformers to help promote eye socket growth.
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And it's difficult not to be delighted at AMD also continuing to use the nearly 18-month old AM4 socket for these processors to connect to the motherboard.
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But they also connected to a command & control server that bombarded the compromised Android devices with requests to connect via the Socket Secure (SOCKS) protocol to ad servers.
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And, to add even more pain, your rotator cuff muscles start to spasm and tense up as soon as the bone makes its way out of the socket.
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You're probably better off just getting the connect switch, though, since the socket runs into the same problem — you can't properly control it with a standard light switch.
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I mean, I have like a pop socket on it too, so it's a source of fidgeting for me, and it's usually just another extension of my body.
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Arnold Berdon -- who's also an MMA fighter -- was initially arrested for attempted murder after Ostovich claimed he beat the hell out of her and fractured her eye socket.
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An AMPARO prosthetic's socket is also re-moldable, able to adjust to big or small changes in limb size for more comfort, and at no cost for replacements.
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Since launching a rocky Kickstarter around the Socket, an energy-generating soccer ball, the company has pivoted to selling their motion-based, off-grid renewable energy to OEMs.
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What's more, he would likely have received a standard issue prosthetic arm with a rigid socket and a rubber or silicone hand, with no hand movement, Ryan explains.
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Lending hands to children around the world Ryan uses an Xbox scanner to create digital scans of the residual limb, so that he can 3D print the socket.
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A Tesla fan tweeted at Elon Musk Wednesday with a modest request for the new Tesla Roadster: a socket near the driver meant to hold the key fob.
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The boy's father, Ulysses Wilkerson Jr., said his son's eye socket was cracked in three places, he had swelling on his brain as well as massive facial swelling.
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Watching his bout with Cung Le, for instance, Bisping's jab was so accurate that when he shot it into Le's eye socket, Le believed he had been thumbed.
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Insert the clean tooth into its empty socket as soon as possible to give the periodontal ligaments, nerves and blood supply the best chance to heal and reattach.
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"I learned all about my tools from ratchets to socket wrenches by handing them to him, and sometimes sliding under the cars to have a look," she said.
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The E26-sized (the big socket) bulb glows warm at 2200 Kelvin, and is made to resemble those vintage Edison-style filament bulbs so popular in Brooklyn haunts.
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We spend ages in Target and I walk out with a few costume components, a Christmas mug, a pop socket for my new phone, and a green juice.
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His team also believes it could be used for other kinds of procedures, like "machining" the socket for a hip replacement, but they have yet to test it.
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This technique required them to map the quail's mobility by stopping when the bones touched each other, and when the movement pulled the thigh bone out of the socket.
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The socket in question is the AuYou Wi-Fi Switch, a $30 device that lets you turn the power from a wall outlet on and off using your phone.
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The Newport News man was treated for injuries to the head and left eye socket, and the Hampton man, who was injured less severely, suffered a swollen left eye.
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The cameras were concealed inside an electrical wall socket in her bedroom and an AC adapter in a shared bathroom, according to court records obtained by the Sun Sentinel .
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The CPU plugs into an LGA 1151 socket that's been in use for several years, whereas the GPU requires a custom module that you need to obtain from Alienware.
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One side of the child's face presses up against her; on the other, a growth the size of an orange protrudes from the socket where her eye should be.
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A utility called netstat will give some pretty granular details about your relationship to the internet at any given time, including every socket currently active or listening for connections.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... 27-year-old Ostovich was hospitalized after she was assaulted on Hawaii -- and she's been diagnosed with a broken eye socket and other injuries.
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The evidence: today's just-announced Samsung Galaxy Note 10 doesn't include the 3.5mm socket, even though it's the phone that would have been most likely to keep it around.
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Once it has torn open a hole, the hunter reaches in with that long, thin finger, which actually swivels in a ball-and-socket joint, like a human's shoulder.
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They measured an 860-volt discharge from E. voltai; previously the highest known discharge was 650 volts, more than five times the voltage of a standard American wall socket.
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The trees in New Orleans grow into shapes that resemble ball-and-socket joints, ropes of muscle and parallel bones — radius and ulna with a sunken hollow in between.
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Then students understand, and this is the key, why they are learning math or physics (and will learn how to use a screwdriver and socket wrench along the way).
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In fact, he was actually losing on the cards against Brook, who ultimately had to throw in the towel in the fifth round after Golovkin broke his eye socket.
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Some of the parts used include a 12V to 5V inverter for getting the right energy from a car lighter socket, the actual horn buttons, and a 100-watt amp.
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Because it lacks a screen, a smart light bulb or an internet-connected power socket is going to have a tough time informing you that it needs a software update.
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The Ultra Rocket was designed with a nose cone larger than the eye socket of a child to prevent injuries in the case the toy is misused, the company said.
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It includes a 1/4-inch tripod mount socket and a slot on the top for attaching other accessories, such as an external flash, which I didn't get to try.
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However, in the another scene, we see a fascinating exchange in which Negan forces Carl to remove his bandage, revealing his empty eye socket, and mocks him for his appearance.
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The specimen has some features we thought were unique to later dinosaurs (and not to pterosaurs), subtle things like the shape of the hip socket and features on the vertebrae.
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The little dimple at the front tip of the connector ensures that the plug can be held securely in place by the socket, but also easily removed many times over.
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They are connected to the amputee's stump via a customized socket but they can become sweaty, cause skin irritations and restrict movement so users often end up not wearing them.
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According to Anderson, AMD is devoted to the AM20203 socket and doesn't want to force people to upgrade their motherboard every few years, as is currently necessary with Intel's processors.
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Simply plug it into a standard wall socket and it'll power up to four different devices at once — meaning any one of your phones, tablets, and other USB-powered devices.
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Let me tell you, it's absolutely not fun to try and help put a stranger's shoulder back in its socket as some shitty Bieber song blasts from the bar speakers.
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This is a pretty crazy story out of Alabama concerning redshirt freshman longsnapper Ryan Parris, who has an amoeba hanging out in his eye socket, trying to eat his eyeball.
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Over a kerosene stove, he's melting red chips of plastic into a plaster mould, one that will take the form of an everyday electrical socket once the plastic becomes hardened.
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Maybe his 2015-16 season would have been far better if he hadn't fractured an orbital bone during preseason; most things, after all, are better without a broken eye socket.
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Believing that Mr. Patterson was the culprit, they chased him, held him down and beat him, breaking an eye socket and causing him to lose sight in his right eye.
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There are USB ports for controllers and other gear, an SD card slot, an HDMI output for connecting to a TV, an Ethernet jack, and of course a power socket.
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Hex Castle, which retails for $52, comes complete with a King Hex figurine (he transforms into a socket wrench!), while parents can snag the Bashers' Wreckin&apos Roller for $35.
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If you can stick a knocked-out tooth back in its socket within a half-hour and hold it there securely, the roots will regrow and you'll save the tooth.
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As the plate cooled, he showed me around, down the narrow hallway to the bedroom, where he connected himself to a wall socket each night so his batteries could recharge.
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And "The Alienist" can be a captivating forensic history, if you're not put off by, say, researchers testing the damage a certain knife can do to a cow's orbital socket.
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There's a cut away private shelf inside each bunk with your own personal plug point (diffusing any passive aggressive turf-wars over a socket) as well as a reading light.
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A few hours in and several blisters later, an unmistakable hip bone with a ball socket popped out of the rock, accompanied by a two-inch piece of dismantled spine.
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Luis Gustavo Lopez has been in the intensive care unit since the incident, suffering from a shattered cheekbone and eye socket, as well as a collapsed sinus, the newspaper noted.
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Syncwire 6.8A 34W 4-Port USB Wall Charger A real socket and space-saver, this USB wall charger can quickly and safely power up to four different devices at once.
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To replenish your electrons, either hook it to a standard J1772 charging station (4.5 hours to 100 percent at a level 2 station) or use a wall socket (8.5 hours).
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Because it lacks a screen, a smart light bulb or an internet-connected power socket is going to have a tough time informing you that it needs a software update.
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In February 2014, Mr. Hamm was found to have a large malignant tumor behind his left eye, filling the socket where the nerves from his brain went into his eye.
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"The Count" was explaining why he used to wear sunglasses so often during his fight career ... and then reached into his right eye socket and plucked out a prosthetic eyeball!
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A gust juliennes my cats Leaving two fur chandeliers Lit by future movements, sun's installed And socket-shaken glare Beating from bone's mirror as thought Enters and exits its dock.
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On both planets, electrons are accelerated along the magnetic field lines by electric currents — similar to the electric current that goes through the socket when you plug in your phone charger.
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That&aposs right — the sheer force of blowing her nose led to an "orbital blowout fracture," or a break in the thin bone that forms the floor of the eye socket.
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Amazon retailers sometimes go to extreme lengths to guarantee good reviews, as security developer Matthew Garrett recently discovered when he wrote a one-star review of an internet-connected electric socket.
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Hansen accidentally broke Vader's nose before the match had even properly started, then halfway through the bruising bout, an errant strike from Hansen popped Vader's right eyeball out of its socket.
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Just seal it up with whole bunch of duct tape to make it airtight, fit a ratchet socket bowl into the bottom of the thing, pack it with weed, and—voila.
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As well as some internet access for your Chromecast, you're also going to need a big screen TV with a HDMI input, and a power socket for the Google-made device.
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In the clip above from The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Poppy Delevingne appears to casually crack open three bottles of beer using only her hand and — *shudder* — her eye socket.
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"Saber is like having a wall socket in your pocket," touts Dion Isselhardt, the company's chief design officer and the former senior director of design at Samsung's Strategy and Innovation Center.
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Owners would be able to charge the scooter through a socket in the rear hatch of the car, allowing them to park and then ride the scooter to their ultimate destination.
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The Anker Roav Bolt and JBL Link Drive are plug-in devices that you put into your car socket so you can use Google Assistant through Bluetooth or an AUX connection.
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As I lay in the darkness of the blindfold, arms overhead, worrying that my shoulder might pop out of its socket, I felt the cheap whip moving slowly along my stomach.
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But when untwisted it turned out to be the head of a horned animal, probably a bull, with a socket and nail hole as if to be mounted on a staff.
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The shape makes it great for targeted color application, whether in the eye socket or around the outer "V" of the eye, which is actually how I use this most frequently.
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"Imagine a man, a stranger, strangling another man with a phone cord, pushing another man down the stairs, punching another man so hard he breaks an orbital eye socket," Snyder writes.
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