When he did, the computer spat out his score: a pass.
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"I don't date other Asians," he spat out, as though unspooling venom.
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If the weevil was a two-month-old, it got spat out.
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I'm not even American, but I just spat out a turkey dinner.
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The tape deck spat out songs in a language we didn't know.
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It fed on itself, and spat out words for me to obsess over.
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She fed in the bills, and the machine spat out a yellow ticket.
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Combining these facts, the researchers realized that if a moving atom spat out a forward-moving photon, an observer would see the atom losing more momentum than if it spat out a backward-moving photon, thanks to the Doppler effect.
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Instead of the $10 bill he was expecting, the ATM spat out a $100.
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The HTC U11 spat out the most vibrant image with a beautiful blue sky.
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One member spat out a KitKat when she remembered they were made by Nestlé.
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But on Tuesday you spat out rhymes with a vulgar and sometimes elegant rage.
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Along the way, each person swished and spat out a given solution eight times.
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You don't survive being 'softer,' if you will—you'll get chewed up and spat out.
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That knowledge, spat out from a little silver box, could one day save my life.
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Starting in 1902, coin-operated vending machines spat out hot, fresh, and affordable cafeteria food.
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That was partly due to a key design flaw: The engine spat out radioactive exhaust.
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I started to eat it, took the money from him and spat out the dirt.
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"It's the reason why an album isn't being spat out like it used to," she explained.
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But—like the soggy mess that it spat out into the Oval Office—Facebook is stupid.
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L chewed (and spat out) chunks of The Journal with the help of milk and ketchup.
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My childcare plus counseling formula spat out a figure that was actually lower than I expected.
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Here's another image that was spat out after Google gave its AI an image of random noise.
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Graphic: Popular Science MonthlyWhen you see light, you're looking at photons spat out by an excited atom.
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Google fed its AI network an image of random noise, and this is what it spat out.
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Where is the support for those who are chewed up and spat out by the music business?
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Lanthanum is just another material from a list of potential superconductive hydrides that theorists' programs spat out.
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We ran it the through Google Translate, but it spat out some English that didn't quite make sense.
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The goats spat out seeds from each species, and did so more frequently when the seeds were larger.
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At the ref's decision, Big Chet rummaged in his mouth and spat out his mouthpiece in two pieces.
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That's when Ronda -- the former UFC women's champ -- grabbed the mic and spat out some homicidal trash talk.
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She leaned over the table toward the opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn and spat out her disdain for him.
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He was chewing gum, which he spat out, with great precision, right onto a bearded and bespectacled dog.
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"It's the reason why an album isn't being spat out like it used to," she explained in the interview.
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Or, at least, it looks so much better than the utter crap computers spat out back in the '90s.
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The software spat out false positives—claiming a signal where there was none—up to 70% of the time.
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The computer spat out a spectra for an event that peaked at 570 billion times brighter than our Sun.
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A grimey marriage of crunchy, relentless beats and intense lyrical content spat out in Tricky's distinctive West Country drawl.
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The sky-blue machine then spat out elongated and chunky charcoal briquettes that look a bit like burned sausages.
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Mr. Fox had to wait a half-hour before the printer spat out the ticket he was waiting for.
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"I was giving chest compressions and continued to do CPR until eventually I spat out [Mosher's] blood," says Soules.
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It's possible that the term "frack" — that harsh, spat-out syllable — has shaped public perceptions here in some small way.
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So he and his colleagues designed a neural network that spat out Yelp-style blurbs of about five sentences each.
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"Uh, well… It's the Black Lives Matter movement," he spat out like one big word, then took his seat defiantly.
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Inside that rage I felt very small; I thought constantly of how casually he'd spat out that word, that look.
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You wouldn't be blamed for seeing her performance alter ego as something spat out by an internet culture buzzword generator.
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In response to the Times story, Trump the junior spat out a bunch of different excuses to explain his behavior.
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It did some Minority Report biometric shit and spat out some graphs with all the answers I was looking for.
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Here's how it went down:Andreessen bumped on this old tweet of his Saturday morning:I spat out this (not so) spicy take.
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His daughter Lisa remembers that, one day, he spat out a mouthful of soup after he learned that it contained butter.
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Eventually, I emerged at the edge of an arid wasteland, spat out the other end of the wrinkled, sky-reaching mesas.
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Ann had had Theodore with one man, Annabelle with another, and now she had spat out two more babies with Christopher.
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When the series picked up, Holmes's character was spat out of a crumbling marriage and into the New York comedy scene.
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We've been saying Rihanna's name wrong "It's the reason why an album isn't being spat out like it used to," she said.
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He spat out his blueberries, threw the eggs into the sink, was playing with his toast, and I just lost my shit.
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The duo is a transformative rite of passage best experienced live and with a desire to be chewed, spat out and restored.
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The racist lines in "Mockingbird" can sound much more jarring when spat out onstage as opposed to being words on a page.
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After analyzing 32 billion trees, the computer spat out the best possible arrangement of Mr. Baron's three years' worth of data collection.
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They chewed each sample and spat out the results for researchers to analyse how well the food had been broken up before swallowing.
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The computer spat out snippets of text that bore more than a passing resemblance to Humpty Dumpty, Charmed fan fiction, and the rest.
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It was as if I'd being sucked into a vortex and spat out out into a world of Gordon Brown and Pete Bennett.
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In interviews, many spat out the names of the city and province officials whom they say let the virus slip out of control.
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He knocked the Argentine down again in the seventh, and Matthysse spat out his mouthpiece, causing a frenzy among Pacquiao fans in the stadium.
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Then Tumblr spat out hundreds of screenshots of the same dubious-looking DirecTV Now listing of a Swift appearance on tomorrow's Good Morning America.
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And he definitely draws the line at eating whipped cream that's already been chewed up and spat out by one of his co-stars.
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The final task was to take the hundreds of small images spat out by the algorithms and stitch them into a single, larger one.
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He told Radio New Zealand that he "sat up, spat out a little blood and some teeth and walked on home" following the crash.
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And thousands upon thousands more unknowns who've expired with no fanfare, sucked up and spat out by the myth that is rock 'n' roll.
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Indeed, BP's shareholders voted en masse in 2014 in favour of the very pay policies that spat out Mr Dudley's pay rise this year.
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But, Parker threw a right hand to the ribs of Dimitrenko which sent him theatrically reeling on the floor with his mouthpiece spat out.
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With Patterson deftly at the wheel, Fluxus absorbed and spat out the modern repertory in a form better suited to our shrinking attention spans.
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A new artificial intelligence created by Nvidia recently spat out a wild diversity of fake faces after researchers fed it thousands of real celebrity photos.
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Offered with that tableau is a comment on the ways in which bands are elevated and spat out by the music industry (possibly Nirvana included).
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After analyzing 32 billion possible family trees, the computer program spat out 80 most likely scenarios, which Baron combined to construct his new family tree.
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Spat out with rivet-gun speed and uniformity, Chuck Berry licks sound mass-produced, as if they were turned out on a Detroit assembly line.
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To do a "quick test," John ran a script on 250,2000 videos which spat out nearly 210,000 metadata files amounting to 12.2 gigabytes of data.
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No longer will it sell its $400 (originally $700) machine that spat out eight-ounce glasses of juice as long as your Wi-Fi was working.
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At these early stages, the simulator and the quantum computer happily agreed — the numbers they spat out, the probability spreads, were the same, over and over.
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Surfers there must surf in the trough, with the wave's lip curling above their head, before they are "spat out" at the end of the tube.
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Some of them spat out a campaign slogan and changed the subject, while others turned the problem over in their head and gave a thoughtful answer.
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On social media, users dropped their jaws and spat out their seltzers after realizing that the billionaire was charging $7.00 for soda and $83 for domestic beer.
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What I actually got was the odd animal that had been spat out of an algorithm and was such a weird abomination that it shouldn't be alive.
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It's spit infused chewing tobacco that a BOP Officer has spat out of their mouth on the ground or in the trash or in a soda bottle.
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A sprawling complex of marijuana growing and processing rooms replaced the assembly lines that once spat out thousands of chocolate bars and peanut butter cups each day.
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He spat out his gum apologetically and held out a hand, said that he was Sean, a friend of Evelyn's, and he'd come to ask after her.
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In a world that uses young women as if they were sticks of chewing gum, to be savored and spat out quickly, madness can be a great protector.
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Gerow said that Trump spat out job creation and employment numbers at rallies, but if the economy continues to do well, Republicans need to handle that message differently.
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I've never actually considered how matches were made so it's sort of neat to see how something so small and fiery gets spat out in such mass quantities.
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Runners who repeatedly gargled and spat out a sucrose solution during a time trial were, on average, 5 percent faster than those who didn't, according to the study.
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The last third is the most interesting third, because it shows why Sanders and Warren need to figure their spat out quickly if they hope to defeat Biden.
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Probably we would be normal people who got chewed up and spat out by the regime, because historically, that's what generally happens to people living in totalitarian governments.
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Another was the Boudleaux Bryant country-pop classic, "Love Hurts," whose declaration "Love is just a lie made to make you blue" he spat out with a furious sarcasm.
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Over the course of two years, the rift propagated all the way from bottom to top, until finally, it spat out an iceberg ten times the size of Manhattan.
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Here's a woman who has been chewed up and spat out by a system that values glamour and appearance over substance, and she's beating them at their own game.
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In Mr. Marmo's one-man show, he repeats a famous nightclub sketch in which Mr. Bruce spat out a string of racial slurs about African-Americans, Jews and Italians.
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The mutants and blood and poison are just fun metaphors for the self harm we do when we give ourselves to these places, to be chewed alive and spat out.
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Young Mitchell, the one who spat out "The Circle Game" at 23, is such an icon to music fans that she seems to lie beyond the grasp of acceptable criticism.
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They used a "What-If Machine"—a computer system that spat out various premises, designed by a team at Goldsmiths, University of London—to complete the parameters for the plot.
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As the man must have felt when he passed out beneath a bench the night before, I was chewed up and spat out by this massive expanse of gray earth.
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Ruiz. After season 1, in which her character Isabella was largely chewed up and spat out by the cartel game, season 2 is an opportunity for her to break out.
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It got all the harder as the oceans warmed and acidified and the corals, stressed and angry (for they had feelings), spat out their algae and began to bleach and die.
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According to local media, a Bank of America ATM mistakenly spat out $100 bills instead of $10 bills when customers withdrew cash for a few hours Sunday night and Monday morning.
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According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), which helps keep tabs on space weather, the Sun spat out a high-energy flare on Wednesday at 7:18 AM EDT.
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The referee, Kenny Bayless, called off the fight after two minutes and 43 seconds of the seventh round when Matthysse buckled after receiving another stiff uppercut and spat out his mouthguard.
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Wanderu, a metasearch aggregator that specializes in buses and trains, spat out results that varied in price from high ($25 one way on Amtrak) to low ($11 one way on Megabus).
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With Evan Radigan of Vanity and the Rival Mob on vocals they chewed up the best of 80s New York hardcore and spat out some wad of Breakdown, Outburst, and Killing Time.
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Using this data, The Living then spat out 10,000 designs, offering different mixes of high- and low-traffic areas, open spaces and private zones, which team would be close to each other.
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Before he is measured for a Green Jacket, however, it would be wise to remember he would not be the first favorite to be spat out by the unforgiving Augusta National layout.
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So inextricably connected to her own embodiment is her work that a series of black and white photographs of used chewing gum as sculpture are literally works spat out of her mouth.
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After telling Watson Beat to run it through the "Middle Eastern" mood setting on two separate occasions, the supercomputer spat out the two compositions that are included in the above SoundCloud playlist.
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Quilting is a typically female craft, and he is using these jerseys to speak about the exploitation of black males within college sports and how these boys are used and spat out.
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Last year, for the first time since 1974, a general election spat out a government without a majority (the Tories rule only with the conditional support of the Democratic Unionist Party's ten MPs).
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On it goes, for what probably feels like years in fish time but is in reality only a few seconds, until the fish is spat out on the other side of a dam.
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Those figures will become the Republican Party's de facto future leaders—including, perhaps, its next presidential nominee—unless current ones figure out a way to break the cycle that spat out Trump for good.
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Referee Kenny Bayless called off the fight after two minutes and 43 seconds of the seventh round when Matthysse buckled following another stiff uppercut and spat out his mouthguard as he was being counted.
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About twenty feet down the walkway, the group came to a halt and spat out from its amoeba-like body a woman dressed in normal street clothes, who now began to address the others.
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But the sacred job of protecting France from "brainless Globish" and the "deadly snobbery of Anglo-American," as a member spat out in a speech last month, has rarely been more difficult to attain.
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In the last few years alone the city has spat out Modern Baseball, Radiator Hospital, Hop Along and Alex G, the latter of whom turned his former record label Lucky Number onto Brandon's music.
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Co-hosts Michael Che and Colin Jost spat out one-liner after one-liner during an 8-minute tour through the many missteps and gaffes committed by the Trump White House during the preceding week.
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Things that feel like they were created yesterday, but at the same time, seem like a world (wide web) away – as if they were spat out of the web's hive mind in a fever dream.
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Using a huge database of research from the alternative and contemporary health scene, he created mathematical maps of the different states of the brain and applied them to an algorithm, which spat out the frequencies.
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Before the area's recent redevelopment, it was largely known for its cluster of industrial buildings and for being where the Bay Bridge spat out cars crossing from Oakland into the city, leading to traffic gridlock.
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Op-Ed Contributor During his speech in Phoenix on Tuesday night, Donald Trump spat out the nickname "antifa," short for "anti-fascist" but also a reference to a particular strand of aggressive left-wing activism.
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I tapped out my flight details, and the app spat out a jet lag plan, breaking each day into little chunks: get bright light, avoid bright light, take melatonin, avoid caffeine, nap if you can.
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This was one grating stanza spat out by "Infinite Newsfeed," one of Chan's three works on view that reflect on the current nature of public political discourse, where news tends to overwhelm yet remain dissatisfying.
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Under pressure to get results, stressed out about his future prospects, Guidolin is just like the rest of us, a mushy husk chewed up and spat out by the big, wet mouth of an uncaring world.
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Diluting earnings-per-share in particular likely had a direct impact on the valuations spat out by investor models, since many at least in part use a multiple of year-ahead earnings to derive price targets.
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One crucial trick Modern Meadow's bioengineers have mastered, though they are reluctant to talk about the details, is encouraging the chains spat out by the yeast to assemble themselves into fibres without the intervention of fibroblasts.
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To check this, the researchers visited two of the sites, collected as many spat-out seeds as they could find, and measured those seeds' distances from their probable sources—nearby plants that had been fed on.
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If you judged the world by the brutal hate crimes of the last ten days, or the cowardly poison spat out on the bottom half of the internet, then it would make you despair of being human.
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The film shows how these kids got chewed up and spat out by the Sony machine (though it doesn't explain exactly what happened with that record deal_it's worth noting that the trio's new album was self-released).
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To hear him tell it, he's been chewed up and spat out by every label in Nashville, ultimately recording a batch of obscene honky-tonk and Southern rock numbers, the lyrics of each and every one unprintable.
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And as a trippy finale, you're removed from your body so you can watch the scene unfold from the third-person as the rendering of your real body is engulfed and spat out of the black hole.
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This has encouraged a notion that the nominees are as bad as each other—"Hillary and Trump are Coke and Pepsi, both bad for you," spat out a retired teacher from Minnesota at an anti-Clinton rally in Philadelphia.
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At the end of the survey — which asked you to rate your general luck on a scale of one to 100 — the computer spat out the likelihood of the wish being granted; for me, it was a long shot.
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While we all can agree now that 2017 sucks, a hundred years ago they had high hopes for the millennium to come: flying cars, cities made of glass bubbles, weird machines that spat out fully formed food items, etc.
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Delivered between spiky, unhinged riffs and vocals that are spat out like bitter-tasting fruit, Courtney's words sound like a wry "fuck you" to all of her then-detractors, as well the ones that would emerge in the future.
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Siri earned a C-minus in the category: She could not give traffic estimates, and in response to the question about flights to New York, she spat out an unhelpful list of web search results related to traveling to New York.
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Located nearly 150 million light years away from Earth, scientists theorise the star swirled around the black hole, emitting intense x-rays and visible light, as a jet of material spat out at a quarter of the speed of light.
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In three short years of existence, Venomwolf has mastered their craft, and in spite of their d-beat obsession, have spat out one of the most satisfyingly metal albums of the year to date with their debut LP, Stormriding Power.
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We may not soon see that 3D-printer-in-every-garage vision, but sooner than you think, the door you open to your new home could be spat out from a cartridge nozzle run by futurists with an eye to engineering.
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More than three months after Election Day, lots of Americans are still trying to grapple with the odd result that our vaunted democratic system spat out: The guy running the country is disliked by most of the people in it.
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We were given access to a tool that hooked into our personal Facebook accounts and was accessed that way (strike one, as far as I was concerned) and it spat out a long list of stories that had been flagged for checks.
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But as much as Blackman's music sounds genre-less, it also contains one distinct characteristic: before it's spat out in expansive, soulfully unique tracks, sound has been bled into his bones through his desire to experience life to its greatest, furthest extent.
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Or it was bounced around in an algorithm that's been monitoring my behavior for six years, which then spat out suggestions on a random Monday morning when I was sleepy, vulnerable to the non-challenging new listen, and to anything vaguely familiar.
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She's always excelled at keeping a hard edge of rebellion hidden behind her eyes, but this week there was an almost feral quality to the way she smiled, and the way she spat out, "You know my fucking name," at Aunt Lydia.
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A Word With Back in 2012, Kathy Bates lit up a cigar, spat out some salty zingers and won an Emmy for her guest role as the ghost of Charlie Harper in "Two and a Half Men," the CBS sitcom cocreated by Chuck Lorre.
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Their pale, mealy flesh is nearly flavorless—a starchy, watery crumble that offers none of the punch that their outsides promise—while their visually appealing skins are tough and bitter to chew, peeling off in rubbery strips that are best, or necessarily, spat out.
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Clicking into an article was pretty strictly reserved for things I had a strong inclination to believe would be relevant to the beats I write on, and each story spat out between one and four ads, based mostly on how deep on the page I scrolled.
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"I did have a few other pages noted down, a dummy (pacifier) being spat out of a baby's bed, a nuclear button and something to do with bedtime water sports, but they got cut to keep things tasteful [and] in line with the book," he wrote.
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When confronted with her dishonesty and hypocrisy, and offered the opportunity to admit and apologize, the emotionally ill-equipped Vixen froze like a poked bear in the headlights, spat out something about her fans, then, one-third of the way through the broadcast, simply self-deported.
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It accommodated more than 244,12773 telephone lines, and the teleprinters that would have spat out instructions still sit on desks near an old "doll's eye" telephone exchange on which an operator would have patched calls through by connecting wires with the relevant sockets, from the bunker's earliest days.
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Nobody knew how many medallion owners had gone bankrupt because of the crisis, so I convinced my boss to pay a technology company, Epiq, to create a program that sped through court records and spat out a tentative list — and then two news assistants helped me verify every result.
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Since the measurement used in Greenwald's study was the time it took people to connect terms with other words—not really a factor for the algorithm, since everything was represented in one big table—the researchers instead looked at the relative distance between terms in the map that GloVe spat out.
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Along with Googling my flu symptoms and whether or not I could get pregnant on my period while on the pill and using a condom (an actual thing I asked Google once), I would type my relationship woes into that little search box and see what the internet spat out.
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Pioneering psychologist Carl Jung saw the story of Jonah and the whale as an archetypal legend, with the story of an individual being swallowed up by some creature and then spat out recurring in cultures and religions all around the world—whether a whale or a dragon or a wolf.
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On top of this, when Dr Zink and Dr Lieberman examined food spat out by their volunteers at the point it was deemed ready to swallow, they found that the unprocessed and the pounded meat usually came back as a single large lump that would be hard for the gut to break down.
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Think about it: Would an algorithm meant to produce the ideal candidate have spat out any of the past three presidents — a 70-year-old, orange-haired reality-television star; a law professor with the middle name Hussein; or the son of a recent one-term president with the very same name?
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If anything, it demonstrates just how effective supervising producer Kathleen Kennedy and the forces that oversee this now Disney-owned property are at molding their individual directors' visions into supporting a unified corporate aesthetic — a process that chewed up and spat out helmers such as Colin Trevorrow, Gareth Edwards, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller.
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Read more:Pink says she isn't sharing photos of her kids anymore after posting a controversial photo of her son without a diaperPink defended her children after people criticized photos she shared of them running through Berlin's Holocaust memorialPink spat out a cough drop before singing the national anthem and fans are applauding her dedication
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Though a lot of questions hover around the film, not least of which is whether a story so culturally specific can survive being chewed up and spat out by the Disney marketing machine, the presence of Lee Unkrich (whose last movie was the terrific Toy Story 3) as a co-director makes us hopeful.
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Add to that a bunch of jumbled fight scenes that look like they were spat out of a food processor, a dodgy, cringe-inducing script, and Turner struggling with an American accent, and you have a mess that not even a talented acting triumvirate like Jennifer Lawrence, James McAvoy, and Michael Fassbender can save.
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The problem, of course, is that the overall EU theory -- complete with its wandering, spat out planets and plasma discharge-powered stars -- is so provocative that nobody wants to take it seriously, even if the part of it that deals with cometary behavior may indeed offer a better explanation of some observed phenomena than the standard model does.
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In one camp, we have experts claiming that they are nothing more than images randomly spat out at you for eight hours; that REM, the stage of sleep where you're most likely to dream, runs off the ebb and flow of neurotransmitters, and that dreams are just the brain's way of dealing with these random firings.
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The AP tried covering Minor League Baseball in 2006 but couldn't report on as many games Automated Insights' software has proved itself accurate in its reporting on other topics so far, but AP's sports division spent a year testing the software to make sure the Minor League write-ups it spat out made sense for fans.
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As per a news story that will surprise absolutely no one, the former headmaster of Eton-rival Harrow boarding school said this weekend that public schoolboys are speaking in "mockney" accents, in an effort to fit in when they go on to further education or are spat out into the real world where they have to socialize with people who don't have nannies.
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The label people in Los Angeles thought Duane and Gregg could be the next Keith and Mick—something they had no interest in—and by the time they got spat out Duane was working as a sideman in Muscle Shoals while Gregg was down and out in Los Angeles, living with Jackson Browne and using burnt matches to write songs on an ironing board.
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I know that the Louisiana Purchase Lewis and Clark marveled at is where the United States government would shoo some of my forebears when they were spat out of the East, and that even though a fourth of them died along the way, the Cherokee Nation still has the largest population of any American Indian tribe, close to 360,000 enrolled members, and I am one of them.
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A good, concise statement of the "electric discharge" model of comets with an overview of the evidence supporting this view can be found at: Electric Comets Re-write Space Science Although I have some qualms about many of their tenets -- nuclear fusion in stars, for example, doesn't exist and planets like Venus are spat out by Jupiter and periodically go careening around the Solar System, only to settle into almost perfectly circular orbits!
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