Or that the reason your art teacher acts like he's spaced out all the time is because he is spaced out all the time.
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Instead creating a depth map from images that are spaced a half-inch or so apart, it's using images that are spaced less than a micron apart.
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Spaced repetition is your friend As the name hints, spaced repetition is the theory that you're more likely to properly memorize something if you repeatedly learn it over sections of time.
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It's like 24 different doses all kind of spaced out.
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But, I like that we've spaced it out for him.
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Job Today's $10M and $20M raises are similarly closely spaced.
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They will need two more doses, spaced a month apart.
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Each step is currently spaced out by a few weeks.
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A few ants spaced well apart behave like individual ants.
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Chairs were spaced out to make the crowd look bigger.
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Listen and watch the trippy, spaced out music video below.
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I spent the whole time in Leith completely spaced out.
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The résumé his dad sent me runs four pages, single-spaced.
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But even on Dumbness, "Cherry" sounds exceptionally dark and spaced out.
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Keys are spaced just differently enough for a lot of mistypes.
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Place dough rounds on prepared baking sheet (spaced 2 inches apart).
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It demands a series of three treatments, spaced two weeks apart.
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Rocky makes spaced-out chillout rap, an ideal counterpart to vaping.
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There are multiple routes to any destination and regularly spaced choices.
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Lay quartered potatoes and veggies on the baking sheets, evenly spaced.
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The monkey was black and skinny, with wide-spaced, neurotic eyes.
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Seedlings are transplanted at a very young age and spaced widely.
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Patients may need multiple treatments, which are spaced a month apart.
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"What baffles me is how evenly spaced out they were," she said.
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A spaced-out Britney Spears appears to disassociate during a TV interview.
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So it installed some 2250 evenly spaced markers across the Sonoran Desert.
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So it installed some 250 evenly spaced markers across the Sonoran Desert.
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The dual spaced out space keys might also be an acquired taste.
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Then with Lu being at the 4, it keeps the floor spaced.
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We have a widely spaced five-meter [five beats in a measure].
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We were all in it together, and Spaced captures that time perfectly.
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They have been to around a dozen, usually spaced out months apart.
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The dining room is decorated in neutral tones, with well-spaced tables.
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The tables are well spaced, and there are generally plenty of them.
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More than three hundred mountain huts are spaced at day-hike intervals.
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Its pressure isobars are spaced far apart; there is little wind speed.
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Excess water drains away through four noses spaced evenly around each piece.
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"Use a series of three signs, spaced 10-15 feet apart," it suggests.
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Within the cavity, people dug closely spaced burial pits into the soft bedrock.
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The decline in sex wasn't spaced out evenly by age or gender, though.
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Since the contour lines are fairly evenly spaced, it's mostly a straight downhill.
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There are nine Casper Nooks total, spaced out inside a dimly lit room.
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The volunteers are generously spaced apart and attack one another with exaggerated movements.
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"The delicate strip has thin clusters of lashes spaced evenly apart," she says.
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USB ports are spaced out evenly around the outside of a power unit.
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I thought offensively we spaced the floor and attacked and shared the ball.
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The slats are spaced about four inches apart inside of a fabric cover.
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Phillips said DSRC transmitters will be spaced every 600 meters along the route.
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The nine sit in black leather chairs, neatly spaced around a rectangular table.
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There's the long-running, classic British series Red Dwarf, and then there's ... Spaced?
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That put three nicely spaced out projects all on top of each other.
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Indeed, "Evil Nigger" runs the story in reverse, ending in spaced-out atonality.
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Thinner women and children squeezed through the bars, spaced about a foot apart.
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On screen, ISIS militants can be seen lined up, evenly spaced, against a bank.
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The Ben-Gal rule book, when I joined, consisted of nine single-spaced pages.
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Otherwise, the keys have a nice amount of travel and are well-spaced out.
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The wings are built from tiny scales that are covered in randomly spaced holes.
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At regularly-spaced intervals, Curiosity is drilling boreholes to measure mineralogy and organic materials.
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Neat green grass, nautically-themed cabins, morning sun, and mobs of spaced-out revellers.
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But it also has six outlets that are spaced well apart from one another.
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Samuel Adams's "for jenny" spaced out tiny gossamer notes over a delicate electronic track.
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One wing has evolved a scraper, the other a file of evenly spaced teeth.
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My crew spread out along the line in pairs spaced about 50 feet apart.
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While my girlfriends laughed about looking at condoms in the drugstore, I spaced out.
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Women now have to make two trips to the doctor, spaced 48 hours apart.
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In a three-page, single-spaced letter, she described what happened during her visit.
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In sections that hold only cremated remains, the rows are now spaced closer together.
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These fissures, raked across the moon's southern pole, are roughly parallel and evenly spaced.
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They'll be spaced out one game per week on Friday night, starting this week.
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He spaced out his trips, but admits it was a pretty ad-hoc approach.
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Displayed on a wall, and more-or-less evenly spaced apart, the scale shifts radically.
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The others flank this central motor, with two spaced out on either side of it.
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I spaced about his role, probably because Iron Man 2 is the worst MCU film.
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I love all of the futuristic, crystalline, spaced-out sounds that Prince gets into music.
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Lined up in color order, Stewart's pants are placed on wooden hangers, spaced evenly apart.
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Image: Kevin SandersUniformly spaced gaps called "fairy circles" often appear in the grasslands of Namibia.
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While Pruitt's final determination document is five pages longer than McCarthy's, it's also double-spaced.
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The only thing in common is unprotectable expression — evenly spaced 'C' and 'B' notes — repeated.
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Intervals like fifths and octaves produce ringing overtones when their component notes are precisely spaced.
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Favorite Ace solo: "Parasite" I've always loved Ace and…you know, his spaced-out swagger.
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Remove baking sheet from oven, and make 6 evenly spaced indentations in the potato mixture.
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Finally, wind turbines require huge amounts of land because they must be spaced far apart.
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It is held up by thick pine pillars, evenly spaced, inside and outside the house.
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This is not a spaced-out, Candy Crush-like game, mind you — it demands brainpower.
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Well Spaced was about a certain time in history and of our lives as well.
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And then the prequels came out and through Spaced, I ended up not liking them.
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They both just got each other, and so the writing partnership for Spaced was born.
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First, I spaced out the "letter dots" so that no two dots were orthogonally adjacent.
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An array of seafood, vegetable and rice-based dishes arrived one by one —-perfectly spaced.
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For example, at 18A, the answer to the clue "Spaced out" is IN LALA LAND.
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Fortunately for the small agency, deadlines for each of their clients were well spaced out.
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They were followed by three more volleys, spaced out by more than 15 minutes each.
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I completely spaced on my last appointment, so I tip double to offset her loss.
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One square centimeter of Vantablack consists of about one billion carbon nanotubes spaced perfectly apart.
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Throughout the space, employees work at shared tables spaced generously apart amid colorful sneaker displays.
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All of it was to be laid out in a precise number of single-spaced pages.
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Richards spaced seven runs on seven hits in five innings with one walk and seven strikeouts.
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The keyboard is spacious and well-spaced and the island-style keys have good travel depth.
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There were small holes in the ground, spaced about six inches apart, filled with clear water.
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You're obviously a more mature individual as I don't imagine you'd want to do another Spaced.
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Spaced generously across the museum's third and fourth floors, the show capitalizes on Breuer's brutalist architecture.
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The frequent sight of evenly spaced dancers, dressed simply in grays and blacks, was overly static.
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When he goes for it, he projects a spaced-out air that's a little cult-leaderish.
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It also means he spaced on the creation of Ozzfest, the music festival named after him.
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Temple of Diana—its length divided by eight evenly spaced Corinthian columns, its width by six.
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The interview appears to be a notably long one, worth 31 pages of single-spaced notes.
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He issued a handful of additional tweets, spaced out with hours in between, building up interest.
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The judge asked for the letter not to exceed 10 pages and to be double-spaced.
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Halfway through our first conversation, she handed me a manuscript of fifty-two single-spaced pages.
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Another convenience is that, to reduce transmission losses, third-rail networks have more closely spaced substations.
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The Deutsche subpoenas seek extensive categories of documents, with the requests filling six single-spaced pages.
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He often spaced out and lost himself in elaborate fantasies starring himself and a cute boy.
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He was determined as the most spaced out, having the steadiest heart rate of the candidates left.
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"The gritty open spaced instrumental provides the canvas to a new sonic portrait of Jae," he says.
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Tomlin spaced five strikeouts and one hit batsman while throwing 35 of his 56 pitches for strikes.
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You might seem a bit spaced-out or vacant, but trust me, we've seen a lot worse.
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"We played with poise, we spaced the floor well and we found whoever was hot," Gasol said.
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The transits are not regularly spaced in time and they can vary in duration and even depth.
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The columns are spaced about four inches apart, too narrow for even a child to squeeze through.
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Police officers patrol the camp, which is divided into sixteen neatly spaced blocks of roomy, waterproof tents.
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Around that stand the pyramids, evenly spaced with a slightly wider gap at the four cardinal points.
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But the most significant clues were the spindly metal structures spaced along the ridge of the canyon.
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Look at the frequency of repairs: If they're well spaced out, it's likely a well-maintained car.
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The nearby Van Court area has homes of similar character that are more modest and closely spaced.
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Unlike vision, where objects are spaced out, auditory information overlaps and mixes when it hits our ears.
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I've been acting 40 years, and Spaced is easily in the top three jobs I've ever done.
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I also spaced on BERYL next door, the gemstone family that includes several of the colored jewels.
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Spaced apart, they played and listened, the resonance of the cistern informing the edges of their improvisation.
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She emerges a scene later with puffy bruised eyes, looking weak and spaced out, her voice wobbling.
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The deal holding it all together has been compiled in a 70-page, single-spaced coalition agreement.
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I already have a spaced mind as it is and leave so many of my duties undone.
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Hospitals, parks, and plazas were to be spaced evenly throughout the city, to maximize equality of access.
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Groups that are granted permits will be spaced out to try to prevent mixing, Mr. Geldart said.
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If your grill rack has widely spaced bars, skewer the tentacles to keep them from falling through.
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The agreement was nine pages, single-spaced, so I skimmed it, and I didn't ask any questions.
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Together, the voices created hazy sounds and lingering harmonies, with both wide-spaced chords and piercing clusters.
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They drilled longer wells and spaced them closer together in a zipper design to penetrate more shale.
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He had the tracks spaced far enough apart that columns could be installed to support a deck.
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After that, the remaining five installments will be spaced out on TV, airing one episode per week.
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Much of his output since has been in that last mode, all grins and spaced-out beats.
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I was so taken aback by the ride that I spaced out and forgot to check his time.
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A striking feature of the array, aside from its vast size, is how regularly spaced the mounds are.
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More than 100 dot the terrain, each of them 60 feet across and spaced precisely one mile apart.
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It's essentially a subversive Riot Grrl manifesto against misogynist boors disguised within the spaced-out keys of techno.
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I spaced out my meals a lot better today, so I'm not hungry for a late night dinner.
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Everyone watched the same movies (and short features, and advertising) on the shared screens spaced every few rows.
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Using two mics spaced the way your ears are helps replicate the way each ear actually hears sound.
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The effort combines early music with droning, spaced-out doom, and the end result is surprisingly, wondrously addictive.
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Using a 2½-tablespoon scoop, dollop batter into 14 equal portions, spaced 5 inches apart, on baking sheets.
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Place the dough on a greased baking sheet spaced 2-inches apart, cover, and refrigerate 24 hours. 7.
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Lopez spaced three runs and seven hits in 5 1/3 innings with three walks and three strikeouts.
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The chargers are installed near restaurants, rest stops, and shopping centers, and are spaced about 50 miles apart.
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However, children with adequately spaced primary (baby) teeth and no cavities do not need any dental X-rays.
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Attabotics system resembles a 3-D grid, evenly spaced like grid paper, that goes from floor to ceiling.
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It has decent travel, and though the keystroke feel is a bit mushy, the keys are well spaced.
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Anderson spaced two runs and seven hits in 6 2/3 innings, walking one and striking out three.
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The mounds, spaced on average about 60 feet apart, are spread across an area as large as Britain.
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I spaced on this term and the insurance giant next to it, SAFECO, but both were guess-friendly.
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Names were typically tricky but not terribly frequent — I knew CHESTER and MARCO O.K. but spaced on SIKES.
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The dishes were spaced out fine, and the hosts did not try to rush us as we talked.
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Bonnie Ramsey had a ranch house outside Clearlake surrounded by meadow, with mature oak trees spaced far apart.
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Giant slalom: Gates are spaced farther apart than in slalom but not as far as in super-G.
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A row of four aluminum boxes spaced close together across the third gallery looms like a barrier wall.
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A great deal of the training involves trying to see Gabor patches placed between closely spaced, distracting flankers.
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Conservatives chose the opposite trade-off: big homes, spaced farther apart, but with schools and restaurants miles away.
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The propeller sliced three evenly spaced gashes about mid span of my right wing, about a foot apart.
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Approximately 256 of these markers were placed on a 16-square-mile grid in Arizona, spaced a mile apart.
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Reynaldo Lopez spaced five runs and 12 hits in 5 2/3 innings with two walks and three strikeouts.
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Instead of lying in bed all night, she would get her rest in catnaps evenly spaced throughout the day.
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The Bob Greenberg Selects exhibition at Cooper Hewitt was all white walls, impeccable lighting, and well-spaced technological artifacts.
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IAS is seeking applications from visual and new-media artists interested in participating in the fourth iteration of spaced.
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Unlike Ofo's bikes, Velib's 24,000 bicycles must be parked in 1,800 docking stations spaced 300 meters from one another.
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Over the years, Tillyer's support has varied from widely spaced, stiff architectural cladding to flexible mesh with small perforations.
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Everything is spaced far enough apart to still easily plug things in, which is an issue with other plugs.
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They align from north to south, reach hundreds of feet high and are typically spaced a few miles apart.
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Any Stories from the hashtag accounts you choose to follow will also be spaced out in your Stories tray.
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The plants are healthy, the trees are old, and their trunks are nicely spaced out on the forest floor.
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On mobile, they're more spaced out, and it's easier to see who's loving, liking, and wow-ing a comment.
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"They say you shouldn't work with moldavite too much because it will leave you too spaced out," she said.
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The elements of an array may be fixed and spaced according to what exactly they are trying to measure.
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When a single measure is taken at regular intervals, the result is a simple stream of regularly spaced points.
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The clothes are trimmed in smocking, ruffles and lace, and they are reinforced with closely spaced hooks and snaps.
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Complaints abound: Buses move slowly in traffic; riders are not familiar with the routes; buses are not spaced evenly.
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Closely spaced and nearly all the same size, the 17 works here seem to come off a production line.
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On evenly-spaced plots of land stand cookie-cutter houses; in front of the houses, children are bouncing balls.
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The area — a warren of closely spaced buildings and narrow streets — has posed a significant challenge to Iraqi forces.
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The result was an iconic image, with Sloth immediately recognizable by his asymmetrical eyes and small, sparsely spaced teeth.
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To help memorize her lines — 37 single-spaced pages of them — Linney mapped out the pictures in her head.
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Visual processing time is challenged and slowed by noisy images, low contrast or closely spaced information (like small fonts).
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This one-paged, double spaced supplement has an analog in the "diversity statements" applicants write for other law schools.
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Instead of sequencing continuous stretches of DNA, genotyping identifies single letters spaced at approximately regular intervals across the genome.
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" He wields them on Twitter in double-spaced sentences, creating rhetorical spaces that allow readers to "let that sink in.
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I decided I would create six full color interior illustrations that had to be evenly spaced out throughout the book.
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They came in town on Sunday and the whole family — we spaced it out so she wouldn't be too overwhelmed.
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The structures, which look like heart-shaped corals, are spaced a few micrometers apart across the surface of the bottle.
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The app icons were too spaced out and holding the tablet, in one or both hands, looked and felt ridiculous.
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It sounds like a contradiction in terms: You think ADHD and you think of a spaced-out, scattered kid, right?
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And New York critics were sniffy about the spaced-out, cars-and-surfboards culture that they believed underpinned Californian art.
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Cook the dumplings: Gently place 6 dumplings, spaced 1-inch apart, in each steamer so the topknots are facing up.
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She rubbed her eyes, flabbergasted, that was the third time this month she had spaced out staring at the sun.
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For safety reasons, planes crossing oceans and remote regions must therefore be spaced well apart, restricting the flow of traffic.
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As we look at the Paris rooftops, we hear the dull, deliberately spaced gunshots in the Hebdo conference room below.
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On April 27, the book was finished, a roll of paper typed as a single-spaced paragraph 120 feet long.
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The feature redesigns the page so that it is cleaner and more widely spaced out, all on a black background.
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Related: Crack Open an Ice Cold Animation of Charles Bukowski's Ode to Beer Ever Spaced Out While (Not) Doing Homework?
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The colored bumps (red, green and yellow) evenly spaced along the oval's edge infuse the piece with a talismanic presence.
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Lawmakers debating the legislation sat spaced out in the House of Commons chamber, in accordance with guidance on social distancing.
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Also, she might give you guidance on what to prioritize and what deadlines can be spaced out a bit more.
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The rivals bumped elbows at the start instead of shaking hands and stood at lecterns spaced out farther than usual.
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But another part of the torture is waiting for new episodes; the seasons tend to be rather widely spaced out.
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That will leave a gap should a heavenly event occur that would benefit from Spitzer's superior, spaced-based infrared eyes.
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The rings are six feet to 115 feet wide and are regularly spaced out in a hexagon or honeycomb pattern.
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A typical bristlecone habitat features trees that are more or less evenly spaced, with the hulks of dead trees intervening.
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Several rows of evenly spaced buildings are visible, consistent with the aerial view of the building compound in satellite imagery.
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It is like a weird version of the Mall of America that is spaced into three buildings across multiple blocks.
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There's times when I have headaches, there's times I have memory loss and sometimes you kind of feel spaced out.
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The adolescents completed an initial assessment and then three follow-up assessments, all of which were spaced about seven months apart.
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Your fingers should point straight ahead and your palms should be spaced about two feet apart — wider than you probably think.
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The militarization of the border hasn't been evenly spaced: it's concentrated on the areas that people are most likely to cross.
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The surface on which she drew her thin, tightly spaced lines was then painted in oil, or, after 211, in acrylic.
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Cape Town uses one level of sewage treatment: a grid of evenly spaced metal bars designed to catch the big stuff.
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We wouldn't have professional, perfectly-spaced documents, compelling slideshows, or a convenient way to keep track of our finances, for starters.
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He spaced the floor just fine, but also finished in the 29th percentile as a spot-up scorer, per Synergy Sports.
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To achieve those goals, the Maxwell is designed to use 14 motors spaced out along the front of the plane's wings.
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A grid of holes spaced 48 millimeters apart covers each panel, and they're designed to fit together without disrupting the grid.
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Roll the mixture into 3/4-inch balls and place 4 on each baking sheet, well spaced out (these suckers GROW).
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The states are haloed by a streaks of dark ash, and spaced so that the whole seems to be breaking up.
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In terms of celebrity style, Gwen Stefani's fashion résumé is front-and-back, single-spaced, nine-point font at this point.
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In the galcanezumab study, 106 volunteers received two injections of the anti-migraine medicine or a placebo, spaced one month apart.
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In front of me sit a class of 14-year-olds at evenly spaced desks, watching my reaction with mild amusement.
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Norwegian quartet Krakow's latest record, amaran, already had a plenty of spaced-out prog to match up with its stoner riffs.
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Across every one of the 15 paintings that fill this recently expanded gallery marches a brigade of evenly spaced vertical lines.
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The players were all spaced 15 to 20 feet apart, preventing defenders from double-teaming the likes of Jordan and Bryant.
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I would also develop homes into well-spaced lots unlike crammed skyscrapers where multiple people live are living in one building.
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Even if the briefings were held in the East or State Rooms, where people could be spaced, it would be better.
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Even if the briefings were held in the East or State Rooms, where people could be spaced, it would be better.
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In 22009, Stones Throw released "The Unseen," Madlib's jazzy, spaced-out, and on-point evocation of his alter ego's inner life.
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It's a mini-showcase of house music in its many forms, from acid-tinged lo-fi to spaced-out synth work.
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The settings are laid out in a clear, well-spaced, minimal way, and the Extensions and Themes pages follow the same style.
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The ministry will launch a series of six tenders of 500 MW each, between 2017 and 2020, each spaced six months apart.
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These plots assume 20193 degree inclined orbits at 22019 km altitude, with 226 evenly spaced orbital planes, each having 22019 #Starlink satellites.
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" He sent it to us in caps all spaced out and was like, "Dude, all these stupid hipster bands are doing this.
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You could look down a little valley [where I camped], and you could probably see ten grizzlies spaced out eating huckleberries peacefully.
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I sit up and feel utterly spaced out — like I'm both stoned and have just been woken up after a long sleep.
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Politicians and unhinged scientists gamble with people's lives and return to lavish apartments, while poor belters get spaced (or worse) for trivialities.
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What's more, they're only really visible from the air, where they collectively appear as uniformly spaced gaps, sometimes in a hexagonal shape.
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Spaced repetition sees you go back over things you've learned (like new vocabulary) repeatedly to get them to stick in your head.
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Instead, they typically make calls from roughly spaced out nearby locations, taking care not to call too often from the same spot.
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The best of the phone-free interactions was the room made in collaboration with a New York City ASMR spaced called Whisperlodge.
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In 2014 he was selected for Tokyo's Red Bull Music Academy, where organisers hailed him as "a master of spaced-out disco".
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The updated design is more readable, as articles are spaced out and placed in cards, similar to the main Google News product.
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In a corner is a brief bar, with bottles of Bacardi and Grey Goose spaced out on tiers like an angel chorus.
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P-Funk's marriage of spaced-out psychedelia and aggressive, purring funk music came to seem like a life style, a world view.
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He not only would have spaced the floor for James, but he could have also carried the scoring load on other nights.
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For everyone else, the small protective effect on the heart was evident only if the drinks were spaced out during the week.
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Small trees, shrubs and fallen timber filled those forest floors, and once widely spaced treetops closed into dense canopies, thick with needles.
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The sessions were held weekly at first and were then spaced out so that they were monthly in the last six months.
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Mr. McKinnon led Mr. Winthrop into a fluorescent-lit room the size of a football field with looms spaced every few feet.
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King's name is broken down into phonemes: a barely decipherable vowel here, a consonant there, to be dispensed at widely spaced intervals.
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But the Yellow River, with its fine sediment particles, had low dunes spaced far apart, freeing more energy to move the sediment.
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The growth marks, she said, were also spaced closer and closer together, indicating the tyrannosaur was nearing full maturity when it died.
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He was among the last remaining competitors and had the steadiest heart rate of them all, making him the most spaced-out.
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I did feel relaxed and kind of spaced out, even though it sounded like Darth Vader was wheezing directly in my ear.
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Last year, the company added a "hybrid" mode that spaced buttons out a little bit more so that they were easier to tap.
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That's likely why Apple spaced out the release dates of the two phones this fall instead of letting customers decide between them immediately.
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Once you've sent them, the batch of photos will appear together in the conversation, not spaced out as they did in previous versions.
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These consist of layers of Kevlar and other materials spaced so that they gradually break apart an incoming meteor, depriving it of energy.
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For Death Valley, that means well-spaced rainfall throughout the winter and spring, plenty of warmth from the sun, and calm wind conditions.
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Sheila E says Prince would've wanted his fans to hear unreleased tracks that have recently surfaced ... but the singles should be spaced out.
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Instead of spreading them across an entire panel, they are spaced well apart in a grid that covers just 0.5% of the surface.
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Add to that most London flatshares have a 12 month contract attached to them, so the revenue opportunities here are widely spaced too.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Next, we moved on to a custom race track with a series of four checkpoints spaced throughout the lap.
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The font is well-spaced out, and it's satisfying to see the type spread out across the page as you jot down notes.
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If you're ambitiously attending more than one Thanksgiving event, it's important to make sure your appearances are adequately spaced out throughout the day.
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For example, the masts holding up the catenary wires are spaced more closely than is standard, and this raises the cost of installation.
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On Strange Creatures they're more prone to flattening the reverby, more spaced-out vocals of Undertow, kicking the urgency back into their work.
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Keys are spaced nicely, and although I've seen other reviews complaining about shallow travel, it's not really something that stood out to me.
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You might be impressed at how evenly spaced these cinched worms are and that they form a grid extending slightly off the surface.
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Thirty-six pages single-spaced argument definitely undermines the insurer's case and weakens CMS and those within the administration that want to settle.
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Yachty rapped or sang in a playful, spaced-out falsetto; he was dark-skinned, with hair that was dyed red, braided, and beaded.
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Thailand was ruled by a succession of military strongmen throughout the 1960s and '70s, spaced out by short-lived attempts at elected government.
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She spent the San Francisco year pushing a one-year-old in a stroller around spaced-out hippies and up the steep hills.
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Mobile populations are hard to vaccinate, experts said, and protecting a child against polio takes several doses spaced three or more weeks apart.
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Children between 6 months to 8 years old getting their first flu vaccine will need two injections spaced at least four weeks apart.
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Rader famously taunted police with sinister letters to papers like the Wichita Eagle and spaced his murders out for years at a time.
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The truth of Spaced was that it came from a very real place and from our hearts and where we were in life.
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I think with Spaced it would be a bit of a lose-lose; I don't know if people would ever be entirely happy.
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It was knock-out stuff where you would get really spaced out with the greatest wackos in New York City, ha, ha, ha!
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Pennywise appeared just four times in the March teaser, and those visuals are spaced out, keeping you watching for the clown's next turn.
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Their lineage goes back to the 19th-century discovery of stereopsis — the depth information we get from having two eyes spaced slightly apart.
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Then, with a cleverly chugging rhythm, Meredith Monk evokes a train passing, over an ostinato base as consistent as evenly spaced railroad ties.
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Clinton — whose opposition research book on Mr. Sanders included 13 single-spaced pages under the heading "Bad on guns" — during the 2016 primary.
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And they have been spaced out with extreme specificity based on the sounds they're up against, and the power of each person's voice.
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Ah yes, that moment when our heroes stand five abreast, perfectly spaced, looking out over some great expanse, the camera slowly pulling back.
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He'll be locked in his house, watching the door and the windows, protecting his property from the perceived threat of spaced-out invaders.
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There can be 40 per chair, and they have to be placed just so, equally spaced, or it's obvious they weren't done right.
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There's also a carabiner loop built in and rubberized keys spaced farther apart that are meant to be easier to use with gloves.
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To remove a single tattoo, it can take up to 12 sessions spaced out over the course of two years for optimal results.
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It won't work against every team, but with the floor spaced it could be an opportunity to attack switches in an unorthodox way.
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As first spotted by Wired, the 790 square meter screen can produce 281 trillion different colors from 11 million pixels spaced 8 millimeters apart.
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Instead of turning smoothly, there are precisely spaced bumps that help you know when you moved from one option or app to the next.
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Luckily for Jupiter scientists, Juno—with its many, closely spaced orbits designed to map the whole planet—is the right tool for the job.
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Among the designs under consideration are several variations of a barrier with narrowly spaced, vertical steel slats to block passage of people or vehicles.
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We have not only identified which words to teach but how to teach them, through illustration and spaced repetition by putting them into context.
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The long, single-spaced Google Doc, shared widely among UC alumni, contained explosive allegations about Gopal Balakrishnan, a Marxist historian in the humanities division.
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While the five Tiles in each pack can be spaced apart and arranged in different ways, you unfortunately can't chain together more than five.
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Creating the clip takes roughly 30 servers, pulling images from 28 super-high-definition 5K cameras spaced throughout the upper ring of the arena.
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" Gloom , the band's 2016 debut EP, sounded spaced out without sacrificing its paranoia—they closed it with a cover of Fugazi's "I'm So Tired.
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Each layer is physically spaced out, giving the piece the depth of an assemblage box, composed of religious imagery, anatomy diagrams, and vernacular photography.
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There's plenty of key travel, they keys are well-spaced with a curved bottom edge that makes them feel like they're even bigger targets.
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But those initiatives will be spaced out, with a six to 12 month gap between major changes to allow traders to adjust, Loh said.
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"Maybe having film releases spaced out a little more will give authors and artists some creative breathing room," wrote Darth Nobunaga on the starwarsnet.
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Third, to improve the material's mechanical properties, the final product consisted of two nanoPE sheets sandwiched above and below a widely spaced cotton mesh.
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They are anchored in the ground and spaced far enough apart to allow pedestrian foot traffic, while restricting even the most compact motorized vehicles.
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Consequently these tracks beamed from and too introverts are a little more spaced out and a little more surreal than your average techno track.
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Yet the successive sketches in futility, while clear enough (dragging chairs in a circle for no reason), are widely spaced and diffuse in impact.
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One night, the colony assembled in the open, against a fallen branch and two large leaves that were evenly spaced and of similar height.
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If I had never dropped in on that single course in college, the Mac would have never had multiple typefaces or proportionally spaced fonts.
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Because some folks would say that back in the day when you did TV shows like Spaced, you had a lot of creative freedom.
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Text alignment can also be adjusted for a "ragged" right side, meaning the text is spaced out to keep the margins nice and tidy.
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The external sensor system on the original Rift required three spaced-out sensors in order to fully capture the total range of body motion.
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In "Broken Movie," Campbell offers a mural-sized projection augmented by strategically spaced pixels on the adjoining walls to create a three-dimensional format.
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There are characteristics that seem uniquely hers – the row of evenly spaced drips, or the use of paint and marker in the same composition.
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Each evening, she drives home to a rural subdivision outside Les Andelys — widely spaced 1970s houses on a hillside reached by a rough road.
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We ask constructors to send us manuscripts with the clues typed on the left, double spaced, with the answer words on the far right.
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"The Last Jedi" arrived just five months ago, and "Star Wars" movies have always been spaced at least a year apart in the past.
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More than a century ago, physicists attempting to describe the process of diffusion imagined an infinite forest of regularly spaced identical and rectangular trees.
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It helped that the tiny houses were spaced apart, so it felt like I was the only person there when I really wasn&apost.
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A reminder that China foots much of the bill is noticeable in firefighting equipment spaced throughout the exhibit halls and labeled in Chinese characters.
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Bear smack At 6:35, bear 29 "Grazer" — a female with distinctive, wide-spaced ears — encounters bear 210 while she's fishing atop the waterfall.
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With holes in the hosepipes spaced 230cm (2000 inches) apart, they are rolled out alongside the base of crops, and water drips from holes.
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Neighbors said the Turpins and their children rarely emerged from their unkempt home in the new built development of closely spaced single-family houses.
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For a dozen two-hour sessions spaced out over five days, more than a thousand people crowd into an auditorium, sit reasonably still, and listen.
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But now instead of laying fibers, a team of physicists are molding cellulose films with tiny, regularly spaced impressions (like an upside-down Lego piece).
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Aircraft using satellite navigation can be safely spaced more closely together, which permits many more planes to be in the air at the same time.
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But where the Gotthard Base Tunnel has escape passageways spaced about every 22015,000 feet, Musk's Loop will have up to 10,500 feet between emergency exits.
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This includes the varying thickness of the letters, how characters are joined, referred to as inter-character ligatures, and how they're spaced vertically and horizontally.
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Well-spaced checkpoints make you master an area before passing on, but don't feel punitive, and new enemies and obstacles are introduced gradually and logically.
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The keyboard keys are spaced evenly, and I rarely mistyped, despite the addition of a full-sized number pad moving the keys to the left.
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You don't know how many people are actually going see your post or how spaced out they'll be from your other posts in the feed.
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Then you just need to make 10 purchases — spaced out by at least five minutes each — and you'll get a code to redeem your Chromecast.
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Look at his eyes—the way they're spaced just a touch too far apart, so it looks like he's staring off in two different directions.
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I've still got the very first thing that was ever put to paper for Spaced, which was a Marsha monologue—that was the very beginning.
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Beyond 337127, with the exception of a $33712016 million financing, maturities represent solely unsecured debt offerings which are larger in size but mostly well-spaced.
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In 1954, 27-year-old Phyllis Lambert wrote an eight-page, single-spaced letter to her father, Samuel Bronfman, head of the Seagram distillery empire.
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Scribner and Skyhorse both appear to be planning to release their editions as trade paperbacks, with generous margins and widely spaced, easy-to-read print.
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Its long tables adorned with evenly spaced lamps were soon populated by researchers, writers, and others who have used the room daily over the decades.
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The new sections, between 18 and 30 feet high, are built of closely spaced steel posts topped with a steel plate designed to deter climbers.
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Rather, she overlays the triangles with four rectangles made up of evenly spaced colored dots, which change hue when they run across a colored triangle.
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It's kind of like Spaced, but with mesmerizing Bollywood dance sequences instead of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost's relentless dry wit and pop culture references.
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The color palette is white, navy and black, and the wide-spaced pinstripes were inspired by the calm, repetitive work of the painter Agnes Martin.
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"Our human ancestors did not consume three regularly spaced large meals, plus snacks, every day, nor did they live a sedentary life," the researchers wrote.
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"It's evident that we don't have Bri in the paint, so it's spaced out a little bit more," said Ogunbowale, who made four 3-pointers.
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They rise up, respectfully spaced out, on nearly every patch of ground for miles, up and down hills, under trees, unfurling everywhere for 478 acres.
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Beyond 2018, with the exception of a $25 million financing, maturities represent solely unsecured debt offerings which are larger in size but mostly well-spaced.
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Gentry said the presence of the star big man Anthony Davis and the up-tempo, evenly spaced offense that the Pelicans run appealed to Motiejunas.
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The complaint against Silver ran to thirty-five single-spaced pages, and vividly detailed the Speaker's plot to use his office for personal financial gain.
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The next room of the exhibition is an entirely different scene; the walls are spaced with daringly large, sunken faces and darkly scratched coal eyes.
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In a sphere, the curvature is distributed evenly over the entire surface; in a cube, it's concentrated in equal amounts at the eight evenly spaced vertices.
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The highway stations will be spaced along multiple routes — as can be seen in the map above — and no more than 120 miles from each other.
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There are chunky LED light strips to tape to the back of a TV, differently spaced depending on the size of your tv (there's a guide).
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IAS is seeking applications from visual and new-media artists interested in participating in the fourth iteration of spaced, IAS' recurring program of context-responsive art.
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Though the keys are 10 percent larger than those on the KEYone, the rows aren't as spaced out as they are on the newer Key 22.
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Here's how it works: Knocki contains a specialized accelerometer that is trained to look for patterns of sounds that are evenly spaced and similar in magnitude.
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Instead of just a flashcard trading marketplace, the Osmosis platform now contains quizzes and videos using new study techniques like spaced-repetition to ensure knowledge retention.
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This surface area could come in the form of a large terrestrial planet, or a massive spaced-based solar collecting megastructure, such as a Dyson sphere.
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For example, the hub makes your bike front-heavy, which means slower response times when you're swerving to avoid a car door or spaced-out pedestrian.
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From the freaky, spaced out guitar riffs at the beginning of "Rogue Island," you know you're about to embark on a very layered, thought-out song.
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Two marble lions distinguish their red wooden building, dubbed the Arctic Yellow River Station, from the other widely spaced utilitarian structures that make up the town.
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The hydration mask-rocking mom pretends their "spaced out" looks are totally normal, although Catherine — and everyone else — knows what Dev and Denise were up to.
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The first track from the record—"SP"—premiering below, encapsulates the sound perfectly, its riff a nod to Deftones, the vocals dreamier and more spaced out.
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Blocks away, Daniel has set up an elaborate series of signs on the side of the road, each one spaced a few yards after the last.
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Eleven squares of white tape were evenly spaced on the patio at Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel, one for each significant other of a NATO world leader.
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When he's certain that his mic works, he hops between two precariously-spaced standing speakers several feet off the ground at the front of the stage.
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WATCH: Spaced Out—Saving the Last Great Telescope There are also more, shall we say, exotic theories about what these stations could be used for, correct?
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The building, Aymar Embury's 1942 conception, would be a windowless two-story base pierced by an entrance spaced precisely in the middle of a blank wall.
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"I have the ability as governor to enforce this," he told reporters who, in accordance with social distancing guidelines, were spaced out in a briefing room.
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Eat five times a day — three meals and two snacks — spaced three hours apart during a 12-hour window, followed by a 12-hour overnight fast.
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Considering the track snippets posted to the label's SoundCloud, its contents seem elegantly subdued and spaced-out, working through a minimalistic and lightly muted sound palate.
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In Morikami's Early Rock Garden, rocks are set vertically and spaced to suggest a waterfall — an arrangement that reflects the rise of Zen and its asceticism.
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Of the two, "Wrecked" is noticeably weaker, mostly because it spends so much time on scenes of a spaced-out Willow in a magic crack house.
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In a number of paintings both upstairs and downstairs there are a row of evenly spaced drips running down the painting's surface, like a beaded curtain.
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Super-G: Gates are spaced the furthest apart, and because its a speed event, it has a higher vertical drop than the slalom or giant slalom.
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Unevenly spaced appliances lined one wall of the narrow, 67-square-foot space, leaving no room for a dishwasher and barely enough for a diminutive range.
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The Constitution divides power into three branches; elections are spaced; power is split between the states and the federal government; and there are two dominant parties.
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Candidates are interviewed, but the conversations are spaced out and emphasis is on tasks that show how well they help co-workers and take leadership roles.
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The road runs directly to the border fence, here made up of eerie metal posts spaced less than a foot apart, at the town of Sasabe.
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Best estimates suggest they should be spaced 70 miles apart, co-located at spots along the highway where we already stop for meals, snack and rest breaks.
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Research has shown that, globally, 30 percent of maternal deaths and 10 percent of child deaths could be prevented if women spaced their pregnancies two years apart.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services says that pregnancies should ideally be spaced out 12 months apart to give your body full time to recover.
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What would appear to some as a well-spaced series of locations, looked to our erstwhile Twitter user like a signal from a satanic cult to others.
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Musician, model, fashion muse — in terms of celebrity child stars, Willow Smith's résumé is pretty much front-and-back, single-spaced, nine-point font at this point.
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To prepare for the role, James read her memoirs, which described Churchill's real affection for his staff, but also his mercurial moods (he hated single spaced memos).
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Every boxer, dancer, surfer, snowboarder or skateboarder knows that the human body is at its most stable when turned sideways, knees slightly bent, feet well-spaced apart.
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I'm leaving the room completely spaced out when a disheveled, middle-aged woman appears from a door and whispers for me to come through her secret passage.
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The concept of "dissolving margins" is described with painful clarity in Ferrante's works as a version of spaced-out dissociation that comes from coping with intense trauma.
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The big reveal turned out to be a one-page, double-spaced outline that gave the impression it had been slapped together minutes before the press conference.
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The gates are spaced at a greater distance to each other than in slalom but not as far apart as in the super-G, a later development.
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The CHV told Grace that having children spaced too closely together was part of the cause of her poor health and the poor health of her children.
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But the film, as if wary of seeming too spaced-out, devotes more time than necessary to its contemporary frame and not enough to the original story.
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In these large vehicles, an engineering concept called compartmentalization -- which translates, in practice, to strong, closely spaced seats and energy-absorbing seat backs -- protects children from crashes.
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Those who have other health conditions including gastroparesis, irritable bowel syndrome and acid reflux may feel better by eating small meals spaced three or four hours apart.
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Like all quad skates, there are four evenly spaced wheels (attached to the boot with a metal plate) and a small rubber toe stopper in the front.
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In one of his cooperative's fields, the soy grows in neat rows that are spaced farther apart to keep the plants at the right temperature and moisture.
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The U.S. embassy told me afterward that the Center for Diseases and Control and Prevention required two negative test results in a row, spaced 24 hours apart.
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But in the early going, at least, they're more widely spaced than you might expect for a comic-book story about a revenge-obsessed, gun-happy vigilante.
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The droplets of notes and meticulously spaced-out clusters that make up this hourlong work for solo piano range from the very quiet to the barely audible.
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"I'd like to see them spaced out the way tennis does it," McIlroy told the BBC on the eve of the European Masters in the Swiss Alps.
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FEMA officials say that they are successfully dealing with enormous challenges posed by an onslaught of closely spaced disasters, unlike anything the agency has seen in years.
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Why it's good: Spaced Out marries eerie abstract imagery, like scenes that evoke floating down a giant sci-fi cathedral, with a unique kind of VR system.
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An untitled installation from 1976, spanning an entire wall, comprises irregularly spaced wire squares the size of pot holders, stretched at their corners by brass-head nails.
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Thumb-typing on a physical keyboard takes some time to get used to, but the screen is plenty big and the keys are well-spaced, increasing accuracy.
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It's backlit, well-spaced, has sufficient travel, and is very quiet, so you can type all night long on that red-eye flight without disturbing your neighbor.
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She wanted a laundry room in the building and few, if any, stairs — or at least stairs that were evenly spaced and neither too steep nor too narrow.
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The only problem, as YouTuber Tom Scott explains in the video above, is that the grooves weren't spaced out properly — so the road sounds badly out of tune.
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Instead, the Luminoodle Basecamp looks like lots of really bright individual LEDs spaced inches apart, with a bit of luminous bleed along the length of the translucent noodle.
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I had read the book fairly recently and knowing the story I managed to pick out interesting aspects that could be reasonably be spaced closer to the beginning.
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Five of us [Eddie, Carlos, Benny, Ashley, Adashi] were just hanging out, kinda spaced out one day, when this local drunk stumbled in, beyond belligerent, expecting a party.
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The paintings are brilliantly lit against dim surroundings — spaced at varying heights and in different formations — but as the exhibition goes on, the ambient light reduces to nothing.
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Facial differences are typically facial characteristics of individuals with craniofacial conditions—widely spaced eye sockets, underdeveloped upper jaw, large skull, and slanted eyes that bulge from the face.
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Or maybe the show actually would have benefitted from having another whole season, which would have spaced out the fan service-moments and given them room to breathe.
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Cash that has accumulated in your retirement accounts is ripe for putting back in the mix, either all at once or spaced out over a period of time.
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It folds up to support the tablet and the keyboard has the same gray mesh fabric covering, which keeps the nicely spaced keys sealed and protected from crumbs.
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With Stranger Things becoming one of the summer's most talked about TV shows, Deadmau5 recently did a spaced-out rework of its theme song in his home studio.
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This generates a broad spectrum of mid-infrared light with regularly spaced wavelengths, like the teeth of a comb—in fact, these tools are called optical frequency combs.
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He features his own handwriting quite a lot—it's a crabbed hand, using widely-spaced lettering of the kind most often seen on album covers of the 1990s.
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An odd-looking man with widely spaced teeth and a porcupine-ish pompadour, he made his journalistic bones during the First World War, in Paris, editing Stars & Stripes.
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It took David J. Barron, a Justice Department official who is now a federal appeals court judge in Boston, 13 single-spaced pages to answer Mr. Obama's question.
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Of course, whenever closely spaced earthquakes like this occur, people start getting worried that they are related somehow—that the big Japanese earthquake directly caused the Ecuadoran earthquake.
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He wanted to stay grounded, and not to sell out, and he explored this desire by making dark, adventurous music steeped in seventies funk and spaced-out jazz.
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Dramatically lit works by the likes of Giorgio de Chirico, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Alighiero Boetti, and Alberto Burri are spaced out amid projections of historic documentaries about those artists.
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Related: Pixar-esque Short Shows How Society Saps Your Creativity Dude, Wes Anderson's New Movie Is Coming Out on 4/20 Ever Spaced Out While (Not) Doing Homework?
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In particular, the researchers needed to create a layer of perfectly-spaced gold nanoparticles that is several thousand times less thick than the width of a human hair.
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An index listed every horse to have raced in the Antipodes, and there were handwritten, single-spaced results of the hundreds of races, as in a racing form.
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The arrangement of the figures is always tasteful, with a large figure or face centrally placed or, in some works, three large figures evenly spaced across the surface.
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The closely spaced pillars, which, upon second glance, look as if they're made of poured concrete rather than limestone or marble, suggest both a temple and a jail.
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Senior Trump administration advisers have been circulating a five-page, single-spaced document detailing the economic promises that China has made to various American presidents and then broken.
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The pills eventually kicked in when we got back to our hostel a few hours later—no euphoria, we just couldn't sleep and felt kind of spaced out.
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The House bill proposed a 5% pay hike for teachers in the first year -- more than the 4% total raise (spaced over three years) the Legislature initially passed.
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To most people, we look like a conventional family: two parents who met in college, three children each spaced two years apart, a pretty four-bedroom brick house.
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There appears to be a connection with advanced parental age, both of the mother and of the father, and an association between autism and very closely spaced pregnancies.
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A.'s power forward—particularly if Doc Rivers finally staggers his rotation so that Griffin gets to play some small-ball five with a spaced-out second unit?
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The form itself is single-spaced, blurry and difficult to read, as if the original was misplaced, forcing the staff to continually photocopy a half-used, crumpled one.
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If I'm spaced out and not making sense, or if I ask you to grab me a juice box, I probably need it in the next 22009 minutes.
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For laser hair removal to work, patients will typically need to complete six to eight treatments — depending on the amount of hair and thickness — spaced about four weeks apart.
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Turns out, it was a 12-page (single-spaced, double-sided) breakup letter that he expected me to read in front of him, so he could see my reaction.
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For example the gates are spaced farther apart, allowing planes to pull in and out at the same time, something not possible with the current layout of the airport.
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There was some concern, however, that CHIME might not see these flashes because the facility looks for waves at lower frequencies — or radio waves that are spaced farther apart.
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According to Times Newer Roman's website, a 15-page, single-spaced document in 12 point type only requires 5,833 words, compared to 6,680 for the standard Times New Roman.
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What's more, this delay can be achieved with between two and four antibody doses spaced two to three weeks apart, a far cry from the daily rigors of antiretrovirals.
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It seems normal, except they're all doing it at the exact same time, using the exact same rhythm, and they've all got spaced-out, vacant expressions on their faces.
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The newest Guardian of the Galaxy is one spaced-out alien indeed, a social neophyte who wields the soft power of empathy, feeling and manipulating others' emotions through touch.
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The inspiration for the show comes from British sitcoms like Pulling and Spaced plus older things such as Fawlty Towers, which was always on if we could find it.
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Because in that room we had been listening to (makes electronic noises) all f—ing night, and everything was so loud and spaced out, it was like a rave.
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Simulating the higher-frequencies is a matter of taking the more widely spaced ticks of the microwave frequency and subdividing them further into sort of virtualized optical frequency ticks.
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The décor of the dining room is upscale Scandinavian-bohemian, appointed with mustard-colored corduroy banquettes, mid-century-modern caned chairs, and tables spaced for comfort and for privacy.
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Because today's networks require millions of closely spaced small antennas, or "small cells," meeting consumer and business demand for wireless without greater access to rights of way is unachievable.
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They went quiet, huddled around de Oliveira and then scurried into position, setting themselves up in evenly spaced columns on both sides of the nets, three columns per court.
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My teeth are fairly widely-spaced apart and I experience slight gum sensitivity, but this floss is gentle enough on my gums as it scrubs away debris and plaque.
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The New York spotlight fed the hype, but Chamberlain's 215 statistics could not be ignored: one earned run in 210 carefully spaced innings, with 212 strikeouts and six walks.
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Spaced across the strips are the letters of the painting's title; each is written in magenta on a pink, irregular rectangle, which is affixed to the painting's turquoise surface.
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Rustic dormitories with bunk beds and dinner were spaced a day's hike from each other throughout the park, so I did not need to carry food or a tent.
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Check out the spaced-out trick shot video -- featuring cosmonauts Anton Shkaplerov and Oleg Artemyev doing sideflips, backflips and upside down acrobatics while trying to score on each other.
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Shirts were long and untucked, held together along the spine by neatly spaced bows instead of a seam, with collars that extended into lapping tongues, and sometimes trailing foulards.
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In contrast, the next canvas, "Untitled (Love)" is painted with four narrow, evenly spaced blue stripes, constituting a severe disruption of the uniform color intervals in the previous painting.
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Or "This Cities Undone," from Moonlandingz's debut album Interplanetary Class Classics (2017), in which Ono cries "Wake up!" and "Get on with it!" throughout a spaced-out sonic ride.
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Observing state guidelines, which grew even more strict that night, only a handful of people essential to the service came to the synagogue, scattered in chairs spaced widely apart.
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I love the moment when Bernstein sets the words "And fill with grace" to widely spaced chords: a frequent trope in Copland, but taken to a daring extreme here.
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In early August, the firm issued a five-page, single-spaced analysis which stated that Volkswagen would probably not be able to avoid paying civil penalties to the government.
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It was assumed that the river's flow produced relatively tall, closely spaced dunes that slowed the water and sucked up energy that might otherwise be available for sediment transport.
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Some people find that a wide, flat, tape-style floss (rather than a strand of fibers woven together) is more comfortable and easier to slide between tightly spaced teeth.
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"She's finally admitting that moving to Medicare for All will require at least two separate pieces of legislation, spaced several years apart," writes Charles Gaba, a health care expert.
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"The ceilings are high, the windows are grand and are very well-spaced," Mr. Cetra said of the four pavilions built in the late-19th and early-20th centuries.
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In other places, the barrier is nothing more than short, metal poles spaced out to keep vehicles from driving through, or low, wooden fences that run alongside pedestrian paths.
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MDRNTY002 will be released in January, and features two spaced-out tracks, "Fiva 1" and "Fiva 2," which find the producer serving up a trademark dose of woozy minimalism.
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On June 1, a lifestyle account on microblogging platform Weibo posted a photo of a pedestrian street in Finland with widely spaced single-person seats, all facing different directions.
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To boot, it's got a brief, spaced-out cameo by Slow Hollows' frontman Austin Feinstein, culminating in an extra, unheard portion of the song that delves into Mac DeMarco territory.
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Side missions are plentiful, as you might expect, but also feel rich and not strictly paint by numbers, whether because of how they're spaced out or because of minor changes.
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HP's keyboard attachment for the x22 is first class: the backlit keys are well spaced and have good feedback when typing, and the textured backside feels durable and looks classy.
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Back then, Tinycards, which uses the popular spaced repetition technique to help its users learn anything from vocabulary to equations and history facts, was only available as an iOS app.
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He found that the majority of long rail tunnels globally have such crossover connections, and that all built in the last decade have exits spaced far closer than 2,500 feet.
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These harmonious white paintings, each measuring 72 by 72 inches and painted with graphite and layers of gesso and acrylic, are spaced equidistantly along the walls of a curved alcove.
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The treatments are spaced out over time in order to allow the brain to improve on its own, said Harch, who is also a co-owner of Harch Hyperbarics Inc.
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Where most western woods were once dominated by well-spaced large trees, they are now a tangle of smaller specimens, fighting over too little water, atop rising mounds of brush.
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Verse alternates with prose, and, occasionally, the poem becomes a textual net, with fragments of phrases spaced over the page in the manner of Mallarmé (one of Adonis's chief influences).
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Mr. McKay's children routinely rode their bikes in the neighborhood of tightly spaced houses, waving and smiling at the Dimitries, who always seemed to be outside working on their home.
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Usually, a revealer is in the puzzle to help with the solve and tip you off to the commonalities within the theme set, but today I spaced on that, too.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. Spaced was initially pitched as a cross between The Simpsons, The X-Files, and a mid-90s American comedy-drama called Northern Exposure.
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Before they reached the beach, competitors had to traverse railroad tracks that crossed several high bridges like this one, with murky rivers swirling ominously below their unevenly spaced wooden ties.
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For example, 17A's "Annual event displaying agricultural products" is STATE FAIR, with FAIR being a baseball call, and 3D's "In a daze" is SPACED OUT, with OUT being the CALL.
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His lyrics often describe events that defy physics and echo the cosmic musings of '60s psychedelic rock, which leads people "to label Vile a spaced-out stoner," as Pitchfork wrote.
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The project would rest on 12 pilings spaced 65 feet apart — five of them on the peninsula, with a sixth out at the end and another six in the water.
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In one incident, she wrote a seven-page, single-spaced plan of atonement after he berated her for what she called "rough-housing" with another man during a volleyball game.
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Fermi and his students packed the powder into pipe-like tin cans and arranged them equally spaced in a circle within a large tank of water mixed with powdered manganese.
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TOKYO, March 6 (Reuters) - At Stella Kids daycare in central Tokyo, school children spend the day sitting at separate individual tables, spaced far apart, and facing away from their peers.
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Finally, the keycaps are slightly smaller than the ones on the butterfly design, which allows them to be spaced slightly farther apart from each other and — critically — the Touch Bar.
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"In a perfect world, we had three projects that were very nicely spaced out that were going to keep our company busy for the next few years," Mr. Ross said.
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The restaurant is also pretty quiet on the weekends during the day and so we find that we are not disturbing anyone because the restaurant is spaced out very well.
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The selection is limited and ambitious, and spaced out enough to encourage serious consideration of Marine Serre face masks, or Margiela Tabi shoes, or a patchwork argyle Molly Goddard sweater.
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Along the shore sit a dozen or so scooters, spaced about ten metres apart, as well as a few plastic chairs in three colours, shaped in the form of men's bottoms.
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"I can't think of anything typographic that says '1994' better than loosely spaced brush caps separated by primary colored dots," says Stephen Coles, curator at the Letterform Archive in San Francisco.
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Long before Baby Driver, Hot Fuzz, J.J. Abrams' Star Trek, or even Shaun of the Dead, actor Simon Pegg and director Edgar Wright worked together on a UK sitcom called Spaced.
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Before and after things get bloody, spaced-out carousel melodies float through the air, the sunshine turns psychotropic and a funeral trumpet blows a requiem for the enchanted time of childhood.
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STANDING ankle-deep in water between neatly spaced rice plants, an instructor shows a group of about 973 farmers in Kebbi, a state in north-west Nigeria, how to apply herbicide.
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It sounds too simple to work, but we found that that grayscaling makes your phone too boring to get spaced-out on for more than a few minutes at a time.
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I find that turn-by-turn doesn't work very well for me, particularly in urban areas where "Turn Right" could mean turn right at any one of three closely spaced streets.
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It can be helpful to think of these nodes like the systems of telecommunication satellites currently orbiting above Earth, strategically spaced apart to send and receive signals all around the globe.
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A set of playroom furniture that Aino designed for their children in 1929 is notable for its plainness and subtle colors and the irregularly spaced (quite Juddian) shelves of a bookcase.
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While the previous satellite took measurements that were spaced apart roughly over the length of a football field at each end zone, the new one will measure between each yard line.
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Under the current system, which in some cases includes cloth-covered cables, trains have to be spaced out a safe distance apart because the signals cannot pinpoint exactly where trains are.
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But glance a bit farther, behind the orderly stacks of femurs adorned with evenly spaced skulls, and you'll see more bones just piled up, bracing against the pattern holding them in.
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In those cases, a chemical peel designed for the eye area, like the Glytone Enerpeel Eye and Lip peel, will fade excess melanin, generally in four treatments spaced a week apart.
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People with tightly spaced teeth may have trouble using them, and according to the A.D.A., people with electronic implants in their mouths should avoid interdental brushes with an exposed metal wire.
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During the call, Hahamy filled two single-spaced pages with notes about his life, which led to a new problem: condensing the life of someone she now almost felt she knew.
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Much of our consent is more about giving up than giving willingly, like clicking "I agree" to the many single-spaced pages of legalese required to watch a movie on iTunes.
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Dungen's companion piece is a stunning odyssey of spaced-out rock instrumentals, kinetic bebop grooves and heavy guitar jams that would not sound out of place on a Pink Floyd album.
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Like similar apps, Tinycards makes use of the spaced repetition technique to help its users learn, though it also uses some of the same algorithms as Duolingo to adapt to users' progress.
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So for example, their arrangement in a line evokes an assembly line but they're spaced in a way that they can all hit each other, which you'd never do in a factory.
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But January's trespassers were different: They painted numbers on trees spaced out in precise intervals of 60 hectares (148 acres), a sign they were staking out plots for sale to future settlers.
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Olivier unceremoniously loads the trunk of his car with several garment bags so he can pretend the photos he took in the span of a few hours were spaced across several days.
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"With this, I tried to bring that back as a souvenir from that trip and share that feeling of there not being a floor, and feeling that spaced-out feeling," Shannon says.
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For young women who are able to wait to have babies until their bodies are fully developed, and then have them well-spaced, it's called life-saving — for them and their children.
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Amis's more serious tabloid brushes—over a change of literary agents, in the nineties, and a change in residence, from London to Brooklyn, in 2010—have been widely spaced and personally resented.
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They saw 357 regularly spaced pale ridges and six darker wind streaks across 46 miles of the Sputnik Planitia, a sprawling ice plain that makes up one of Pluto's largest surface features.
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For the performance, they were spaced around a large circle within the Stefanos Crater, which at nearly 1,000 feet in diameter is one of the largest active hydrothermal craters in the world.
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Yet the main part of Surt — a knot of tightly spaced streets where the former dictator, Colonel Qaddafi, was raised and, in 2011, killed — remains in the hands of the Islamic State.
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That system, mounted on top of the wheelchair, creates a 3D map of the fixed points around it — in this case, the irregularly-spaced walls of the Frank Geary-designed Stata Center.
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Despite sharing a title with one of the songs David Brent sang in The Office, this ethereal beauty by Balearic legend Chris De Burgh is pure 5AM, spaced out, bean-bag recovery.
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Back then, the notion that Shiffrin would chase medals in five Olympic events seemed more plausible because the races were evenly spaced across 12 days, not wedged into nine, action-packed days.
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Unlike regular shelter beds — which can consist of bunk beds, or tightly-packed quarters — cots in the new emergency locations will be spaced six feet apart to comply with social distancing recommendations.
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The event, called "Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA," is the latest of three successive multi-venue extravaganzas in and around this city, spaced several years apart, and bankrolled by the Getty Foundation.
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In certain beguiling passages, as when wistful clarinet lines hover over wide-spaced plaintive orchestral sonorities in the opening movement, "A Cold Clear Dawn," Mr. Rogerson risks evoking such models too closely.
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And from that time came what many devotees will consider the exhibition's star attraction: the much-reproduced daguerreotype of the 16-year-old Dickinson with her pale skin and wide-spaced eyes.
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But instead of some 300 trees to an acre spaced about 10 feet apart, trees are planted 18 to 24 inches apart and there are 103,500 or so trees to an acre.
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The White House wants to show its work for the last year, while avoiding the criticism it received upon the one-page, double-spaced release of its tax plan in April 2017.
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Evenly spaced around one of the Hirshhorn's rings, the rooms have their own waiting areas, where visitors will line up in manageable numbers, the museum says, because the show has timed tickets.
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Although Dontnod has previously released Life is Strange and Life is Strange 2 in episodes spaced out over several months, all three episodes of Tell Me Why will be available at once.
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But under the House proposal, a company spending $1 million on a new machinery would be able to subtract that cost from revenue immediately rather than spaced over a number of years.
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He'd hoist women up so they were immobilized and do unspeakable things to them after reading 17 pages, single-spaced, of all the terrible things he was going to do to them.
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The local Naked Boys Reading group regularly uses the site, and the open-spaced lobby regularly attracts MacBook wielding hipsters in search of good coffee and a friendly atmosphere to work from.
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The kind of drum and bass that has really naff saxophones on it—the kind that always makes me think of bad record shops and people who are really into watching Spaced.
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There's no opportunity to set dozens of different alarms at different intervals (including the six you use to wake up, spaced out ten minutes apart, to get the maximum snooze time without oversleeping).
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For the most part, events seem spaced out every couple of days or so, but this is still a lot of VR content for headset owners coming from the service's first few partners.
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Then it sent him a 12-page single-spaced letter explaining that it had conducted a thorough review of Trending Topics and determined that the allegations in the Gizmodo story were largely false.
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In his 2005 Stanford commencement speech, Jobs recalled: 'If I had never dropped in on that single calligraphy course in college, the Mac would have never had multiple typefaces or proportionally spaced fonts.
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EST on Saturday, will probably focus on familiar themes for the 86-year-old Buffett, with many single-spaced pages reviewing Berkshire's businesses and managers, Wall Street, the economy and perhaps even politics.
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U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero in Manhattan on Thursday fined the firm $1,089 for violating the court's rule that briefs must be double-spaced and in 12-point font with 1-inch margins.
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The fact Uber allowed not one but two attacks to happen, spaced years apart, because engineers put access keys in a publicly accessible location suggests security was hardly being considered — let alone prioritized.
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Our research team puts a lot of effort into our "spaced repetition" techniques, which aim to accurately measure how likely you are to remember a given word or grammar concept at any time.
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Mr. Getler was also the Post editor who in 1995 received a 56-page single-spaced typed manifesto from the man, known as the Unabomber, who was responsible for a string of bombings.
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Some of the words, coming in widely spaced, suspense-producing phrases, were "soon, I'll pass by" and "now," which made the song a hymn to ephemerality, describing the whole occasion while transfiguring it.
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The chef Eric Ripert, who was one of them, has said that he still has nightmares about covering plates with the precisely sized and spaced dots of sauce that were a Jamin signature.
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We should expect a wide spectrum of actions and attacks that could be spaced over the coming months, including: Part of the price the Iranians will seek to impose is a political one.
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There are wooden planks spaced out about every 10 feet for hikers to rest and get their footing on the busy trail, which photos and videos show is frequently crowded during the summer.
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"Now we need to lengthen sourcing and production timelines by a few months in order to produce additional pieces to all come out at the same time, rather than spaced out," she said.
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The internet was ravenous for the return of her sound — spectral, spaced-out R&B that's quirky and sexy without being hypersexualized — but also for her visibility as a self-proclaimed black weirdo.
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The three old terminals, dating to the 1960s, are connected by an outdoor sidewalk and were upgraded sporadically through the decades with clusters of gates served by fans of tightly spaced jet bridges.
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Ladies and gentlemen, it is our utterly spaced-out pleasure to present not one, not two, but all eight full-rez character posters from Valerian, a moment which signals a couple of key things.
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As the new research shows, the ancestors of baleen whales featured sharp, widely spaced teeth and measured about 26 feet long, which is actually quite huge for the time and for a toothed whale.
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However, Italian prosecutors Calogero Ferrara and Claudio Camilleri have insisted during proceedings, spaced out over three years, that the right man had been caught, thanks partly to the help of Britain's National Crime Agency.
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To end up with a 15-page, single-spaced Word doc in 12-point font, you could type about 850 words LESS with this font than you would while using traditional Times New Roman.
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Abovitz and his team essentially see the Magicverse as a physical spaced layered with digital objects and services that people can access through connected devices of all types — including, of course, Magic Leap headsets.
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The text can also be "ragged right" aligned, similar to what you find in a standard book, where the right margin isn't uniform, so the text doesn't have to be spaced out to compensate.
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ITC, which is owned by Japan's Mitsui & Co, said it will bring in high-pressure pumps Tuesday morning to help firefighters trying to contain the inferno within the area of 15 closely spaced tanks.
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In Game 3, Billy Donovan, the Thunder's N.B.A. rookie coach, liberally used a small lineup — normally Kerr's choice deployment — that spaced the floor for Westbrook and Kevin Durant and outscored the Warriors by 13.
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Stations were still so closely spaced in 1961 that they served an average radius of just 2.5 miles, according to the British Transport Commission, which was never going to generate enough passengers and freight.
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"Watching 'The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai' from beginning to end is like coming into the middle chapters of some hilariously overplotted, spaced-out 1930s adventure serial," Vincent Canby wrote in The New York Times.
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Place seven potstickers in the pan in an evenly spaced pinwheel pattern and place over medium-high heat until they start to sizzle and become light brown on the bottom, about 2 minutes. 8.
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The team who built him spent months meticulously tweaking his face to ensure he had a leading fish-man's features: a perfect nose, appropriately-spaced eyes, and gills that didn't look out of place.
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"I'm going to flunk out of school if I can't perform well, I couldn't even study at 6pm two days ago for a test because I suddenly spaced out and fell asleep," they wrote.
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We see immaculately spaced I-beams painted rust red, a hoard of symmetrical blue boxes gathered on the floor, and a bold diptych of blue and yellow trusses hanging from their opposite-colored canvases.
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Five dots of tandoori-spice oil just won't land on the taste buds with the impact of a full plate of charred and steaming tandoori chicken, no matter how evenly spaced those dots are.
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Seven children, age 11 to 15, sit artfully spaced across the stage, looking innocently at the audience as it prepares to watch them enact a story that makes Medea look like Maria von Trapp.
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Reichl takes us through her crash course in publishing lingo as she discovers the difference between "teeosees" (table of contents), "adjacencies" (ads situated next to text) and "inadequate sep" (when ads are improperly spaced).
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If Zimmer could play his Dark Knight soundtrack for a crowd of spaced-out youths and come away as one of the year's highlights, Danny Elfman should be able to do the same easily.
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Craig Dykers, founding partner of Snohetta, the architectural firm on the project, said the bollards were designed to be thinner and spaced widely enough to allow two people to pass through side by side.
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We all began walking the tourist path, and the slope rising to our left presented a typical bristlecone habitat: trees more or less evenly spaced, with the bright-tan hulks of dead trees intervening.
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Before the F.A. Cup final, just as the players for Arsenal and Chelsea were emerging from the locker rooms, half a dozen enormous black boxes, spaced around the Wembley field, spurted jets of flame.
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The tally snapped a streak of 28 consecutive innings without allowing an earned run for Hamels, who spaced six hits, two walks and eight strikeouts over seven innings with just the one run allowed.
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In May, an unsigned, 21970-page, single-spaced document was emailed from a throwaway address to hundreds of sociologists, detailing a series of claims casting doubt on the veracity of events as Goffman described them.
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It uses two camera lenses, spaced slightly apart, to let the phone compare two images and piece together the depth of objects in stereo, similar to how human eyes tell how far away something is.
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Especially, if a user sends location updates frequently, this creates a trail of his/her locations–just like closely spaced breadcrumbs dropped behind the user–allowing a hostile LBS to easily follow a user's path.
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The visitor response to the show at BlainSouthern has been phenomenal: the boat-spaced arches of yarn are chockablock with visitors for the whole of Berlin Art Week (which coincided with its opening) and beyond.
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Save points in dungeons are often spaced far apart so that you can explore for a long time and then lose hard-earned progress because you died before reaching a spot to save your progress.
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However, Italian prosecutors Calogero Ferrara and Claudio Camilleri insisted during proceedings, which were spaced out over three years, that the right man had been caught, thanks partly to the help of Britain's National Crime Agency.
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Convinced that the "Grammy-winning parody of 1984" must refer to some farce about Big Brother and newspeak, I did a double take when I eventually filled in EAT IT. Totally spaced on Weird Al!
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But it stopped short of closing cafes, bars and restaurants, as some European states have done, citing the potential impact on workers and small businesses and saying owners should instead ensure customers well spaced out.
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Attendees—seated in folding chairs carefully spaced a couple of feet apart from one another—silently rose to their feet as a local pastor gave the opening prayer at the direction of the county chairperson.
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Flights at major Chinese airports, for example, are typically spaced farther apart than they would be in Europe or the United States to minimize the chances of an accident — a precaution that increases flight delays.
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While it varies country to country and city to city, Phase 1 typically opens around four to six weeks before the event, while Phases 20163 and Phase 3 are spaced just a few days apart.
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Larger school buses, by design, are safer than passenger cars because they are heavier and come outfitted with strong, closely spaced seats that offer crash protection even without seatbelts, according to the traffic safety administration.
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In an interview, Ms. Granger expressed optimism that bollard fencing would satisfy the president because he has described its spaced, steel slates in the past — including in his State of the Union speech on Tuesday.
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Look from the sidewalk through the gallery's ample window to see small yet complex, eventful, and colorful "sculptures" affixed to the walls; evenly spaced, they wrap around the gallery at eye level like a horizon line.
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Inside Etsy, employees are encouraged to ride abike to work, bring their dog and when they need a break from their desk, sitin one of the dozens of couches and bean bags spaced throughout the office.
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Spaced evenly across the surface are a series of vertical lines made with evenly grained graphite, suggesting columns that fade in and out of the colorful shapes at the top and the bottom of the canvas.
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Since the seats are spaced so well, I bet fellow movie-goers could easily walk in front of me for bathroom breaks and I wouldn't need to un-recline my chair or tuck in my legs.
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And when you're staring at page three of an essay that your professor has insisted should be at least five pages, single-spaced, in size 12 Times New Roman font... sometimes, you need a little help.
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But Levin and his team advanced the understanding of the geologic oddity, using a sophisticated technology called Earthscope, which employs thousands of seismic devices spaced throughout the country to "see" what's happening deep beneath the ground.
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One layer was a dense uniform grid that helped an overhead camera capture a high-resolution image of the bird, while the other layer was a series of unequally-spaced lines, creating a visually-unique pattern.
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In Britain, LSD use has jumped to levels among young people not seen since 2000, and the use of ketamine, the hallucinogenic anesthetic famous for spaced-out K-holes, has tripled in the last three years.
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Comprised of 126 observation towers, densely spaced at no more than 30 miles apart, the new network will make data transmissions every five minutes to a wide range of meteorologists, emergency managers, and private-sector partners.
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I liked the fact that the consonants B, C, D, F, G, H and J were evenly spaced and thought it would be incredible, albeit nearly impossible, to do that through the rest of the grid.
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Both are streaming over at Pacific Beach Vinyl's webstore; Four Tet's adds some spaced-out, cosmic flavor to the piano jab-and-apreggiation combo, while Thomas tightens things up and emphasizes the syncopation of the groove.
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Because Spaced was heavily referential, it created a mission for the viewer to connect the dots, and you feel a sense of satisfaction when you get a reference when you haven't been told what that is.
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There was no live audience, the candidates' podiums were spaced unusually far apart, and it was held in Washington, DC, rather than (as originally planned) Arizona — a state holding one of the primaries this coming Tuesday.
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In this teeming, vividly orchestrated symphony, Bernstein boldly draws from diverse styles, including episodes of wide-spaced, poignant harmonies evocative of Copland, and hurtling moments that screech with modernist intensity and break into 12-tone shards.
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Boston differs by making sure that retail establishments are spaced across our city and that the communities that suffered the most in the war on drugs have access to the new economic opportunities presented by legalization.
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On this trip, we stayed in a spare beach cottage where I stared each day not at the sea but at four white bowls that were generously spaced along a wooden shelf above the kitchen sink.
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And while Mr. Obama liked policy option papers that were three to six single-spaced pages, council staff members are now being told to keep papers to a single page, with lots of graphics and maps.
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"Jane and Petey had inconsistently spaced growth rings — some years they did a lot of growing, other years they didn't," Woodward said, adding, "we think the amount of growing has to do with food resource abundance."
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