When police searched the apartment, they found blood spatters on a mattress.
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It situates jewel-like spatters of paint alongside dramatic hazes of color.
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When they reach south India, rain begins to hit the window in fat spatters.
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Let the fish rearrange their green governments as the rain spatters slant on their roof.
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They found blood stains and spatters that led them to conclude she had been attacked.
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A window looking out of the museum indicates miserable weather, as the glass spatters with raindrops.
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It appeared that someone tried to clean the spatters on the concrete floor, the documents allege.
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I could have 1,000 blood spatters if I wanted, which I wouldn't be able to do by myself.
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Snow was seen in the first Season 6 poster sporting blood spatters and at least appearing to stand upright.
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Photos from the scene also showed blood spatters on the ground and areas marked off with crime scene tape.
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They can build to a major eruption in a crescendo of shudders and spatters or explode with almost no warning.
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As of Thursday morning, active eruption and spatters of lava along the volcano's lower eastern zone had died down, geologists said.
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Marbled abstractions of the early 1980s, with spatters of white, gold and rust, are pretty at first glance, but unrewardingly dainty at second.
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Shows like Law and Order and CSI have taught a generation of Americans that blood spatters and handwriting analysis are crucial for catching criminals.
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It hits all the right sensationalist buttons: a violent parent-child rivalry, a scary (and eventually banned) piece of technology, and literal spatters of blood.
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When the police went to Ms. Dulos's home that evening, they discovered blood stains and spatters that led them to conclude that she had been attacked.
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Victoria Robinson, the Santa Clara County prosecutor, said that the cigarette had been "placed atop one of the numerous blood spatters," suggesting it could have been planted.
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Drips, smears, and spatters compete with swaths of multicolored handmade paper, and large pours of black metallic paint sully the compositions' quasi-Cubist jigsaw shapes with aleatory splats.
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Sommer's gory take on Instagram's paint mixing and water-painting videos is surprisingly dramatic, as he flips through a notebook of detailed portraits and spatters them with fluid.
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Podolski's work is orderly, mimicking the pattern-like atmosphere that spatters across space and within each star—in the artist's intention, familiarizing the frightening and enormous figures beyond our reality.
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Their paler fur will catch a drop from a hiker's water bottle if it spatters, if that hiker happens to slide down the unexpectedly parabolic curve of a given hillside.
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The same evening, the police found blood stains and spatters at Ms. Dulos's home that led them to conclude that she had been the victim of a serious physical assault.
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A coach could suspend or cut spatters for "creating a distraction"—only that would create a much bigger one As such, my guess is that athletes wouldn't even need to spat.
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She is most endearing when she spatters her composition with little slivers of light that are the result of intersecting shadows and forms, and arise particularly through her wonderful inventions of fingers.
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He set down his phone to talk to a nurse who was at first concerned at the white spatters on his pants and skin, and then less so when she smelled them.
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These sequences also feel comic-book-like, with Nicotero conjuring some great shots of Michonne doing her best samurai impression, including artistic blood spatters and zombie carnage tastefully silhouetted against a wall.
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After stopping Berry for a traffic violation June 8, 1998, police found a tool set matching the wrench, blood spatters under the truck and a rust stain in the pattern of a chain.
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These burners lie beneath "Flavorizer Bars" that spread the heat evenly, and above a grease management system that catches and collects drips and spatters, so cleaning the interior of the grill is blissfully easy.
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It's less controversial ground for Urban Outfitters than some of their past offerings, which have included a Kent State sweatshirt that appeared to have blood spatters on it and apparel that appears to glorify eating disorders.
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Bloodstain-pattern analysis is rooted in the belief that the drops, spatters and trails of blood at a crime scene are rich repositories of information that can be used to reverse engineer and even reconstruct crimes.
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It seems pretty visually obvious that the blood-spatters and other wounds are after-the-fact CGI effects, but Reeves' physical involvement and commitment on the series is surprisingly high, especially given that he's in his 3s.
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Each was made in the 1940s and '50s by Frances Glessner Lee for Harvard's Department of Legal Medicine to show a death in miniature, with details carefully crafted down to the working door locks and painted blood spatters.
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A car's tires thu-thunk over the rubbery black trip wire at the oil change, triggering a fat bell, and a group of girls in silver leotards are reflected like spatters of sap in its windows— liquidine, firm, gleaming.
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As he progressed, Connors developed a way of working with wet paint similar to the Frankenthaler watercolor-to-painting method; the paint soaks into the canvas during execution and leaves small spatters dotting the surface, as in "First Stack" (333).
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Norris' trademark artistic style on the covers of albums like Combat's I Know a Girl Who Develops Crime Scene Photos was immediately identifiable among its punk peers—a perverse heap of neon limbs, decapitated skulls, blood spatters, and seared flesh.
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But the dialogue that the show engages in is not one of victimhood: If you look closer at the paperwork that lines the gallery, you'll see small stickers in the shape of jeweled crowns, and playful, pink spatters of paint.
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Maybe that's why water seems more interesting as an interactive museum than, say, gaming bricks or blood spatters might be — although it would undoubtedly be exciting for Barr to curate a digital exhibition of any of those in the future.
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Drips, spatters, smears and sprays — the distribution of blood at a crime scene — can provide possibly useful information about what weapon was used, where a victim was positioned and whether he or she was moved before or after being killed.
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The family hired their own forensic experts, who concluded that the blood spatters in the bathroom and the location of a bullet hole by the sink did not line up with the official explanation that Andreacchio had shot himself while kneeling over the tub.
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But the handmaids don't have anesthesia or positions of power to return to, and there is something rather unsettling about the way the camera lingers on Offred's wounds and the use of slow motion as blood spatters from the mouth of Ofglen No. 2.
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This year, its inquiry into the Bryan case broadened into a re-examination of bloodstain-pattern analysis, a forensic discipline whose practitioners regard the drops, spatters and trails of blood at a crime scene as clues that can sometimes be used to reverse-engineer the crime itself.
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Earlier this year, its inquiry into the Bryan case broadened into a re-examination of bloodstain-pattern analysis, a forensic discipline whose practitioners regard the drops, spatters and trails of blood at a crime scene as clues that can sometimes be used to reverse-engineer the crime itself.
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Lynette was tall, anxious, original, in her late thirties, with coffee-colored freckled skin; her hair was shaved above her ears, and the rest of it, dyed bronze and pink, was piled up in a striking bird's-nest mess, into which soft spatters of sleet blew and melted.
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The star, who is nominated for Best Director and Best Original Screenplay for his work on Get Out, hit the red carpet with a custom Jason of Beverly Hills golden deer antler pin (featuring blood spatters) placed on the left lapel of his white suit jacket, which was a nod to the deer symbolism shown throughout the dramatic film starring Allison Williams and Daniel Kaluuya.
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In perhaps the most bewildering image in the gallery, the artist has painted, in another instance of indirect self-portraiture, an arm jutting into the frame at an upward angle (we can tell it's the chain-smoking Guston from the spatters of paint on his sleeve and the two cigarettes, one smoked down to the butt and the other burning like a volcano, clasped between his fingers) against a black background, suggesting that it is the dead of night (the 1988 memoir written by Musa Mayer, the artist's daughter, about her father was called Night Studio).
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At the same time, he also attended boxing matches to learn about the patterns of bruise formations on bodies and eventual blood spatters from the injuries.
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This activity formed the crater. Later, lava itself erupted in the form of lava fountaining. Spatters formed by the fountaining then formed the Corral de Coquena rampart. This is an unusual mode of activity for silicic magmas but also documented at Huaynaputina and the Cerro Chascon-Runtu Jarita complex.
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He then overshoots the edge of the lake and gets himself into a snowy slope. As he tumbles down the slope, Krazy becomes covered in snow and immediately becomes a large rampaging snowball. The snowball bashes a cabin and rolls into a barn where it runs over the farm animals. Finally, it spatters onto a larger house, and Krazy is free at last.
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The primary theatrical poster for the film was first shown on September 12, 2018, with blood spatters on white backdrop which appear to be represent the paratroopers in the film. The simplistic poster was designed by BLT Communications, who have designed posters for films such as Frozen 2 and Game of Thrones. The poster also went on the win the IMP Award for best poster of 2018.
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To support his habit, Robles needed anywhere from $30 to $50 per day. Delaney told detectives that Robles had turned up at his apartment on the day of the killings demanding drugs while his hands and clothes were covered in blood. The shaken Robles told Delaney, “I just iced two dames.” His clothes had blood spatters on them; Delaney gave him a shirt and a pair of pants to change into.
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Reed initially testified that Skinner threatened her if she called the police. Later, however, Reed recanted that claim and said Skinner merely "told" her not to call the police – never actually threatening her. Skinner was arrested several hours later, being found in the darkened front bedroom of Reed's home. When he was arrested, Skinner was wearing clothes bearing blood spatters that were DNA-matched to two of the victims.
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Having begun to act his age again, Lester achieves closure. As he smiles at a family photo, the camera pans slowly from Lester to the kitchen wall, onto which blood spatters as a gunshot rings out; the slow pan reflects the peace of Lester's death. His body is discovered by Jane and Ricky. Mendes said that Ricky's staring into Lester's dead eyes is "the culmination of the theme" of the film: that beauty is found where it is least expected.
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However, this is just what Annie wants, so that she can close the shop and open a cats' home . However, no one has told Digby, who tries to hide in a grandfather clock, only to find it has been delivered to Max's office. ' Guest Stars': Louise Gold as Annie Haven. 7\. Always the Bridesmaid - Written by Ciaran Murtagh and Andrew Jones Digby is sent to cover a society wedding, where, prior to the ceremony, he starts eating the cake and spatters the bridal gown with icing.
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In 1950 his drips became more solid and aggregate around a central kernel. The palette was limited to warm colors. From 1951 Mathieu studied tachism on monochromic canvases: blobs of painting appeared "because one needs a certain colored area at a certain place, and the most direct way is to lay the brush on the canvas with a varying degree of violence (inducing spatters) without having delimited the space to be so colored.", as in Le Maréchal de Turenne, Blanche de Turenne, La Bataille de Bouvines.
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The autopsies of Jasmine and Jamilya Lewis showed that both girls died of gunshot wounds to the head and were shot at very close range. Powder stippling around Jasmine's left eye, the site of her mortal wound, indicated that her eyes were open when she was shot. One of the blood spots discovered on Henyard's socks matched the blood of Jasmine Lewis. "High speed" or "high velocity" blood spatters found on Henyard's jacket matched the blood of Jamilya Lewis and showed that Henyard was less than four feet from her when she was killed.
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Kim Seong-yeol is a young Detective in Homicide with the Seoul police. A year earlier, he'd had an affair with his colleague's wife and, slightly drunk on his way back from meeting her, had caused his daughter's death in a car accident. Wracked with guilt but unable to explain what had happened on that day, he is no longer on speaking terms with his wife, Ji-yeon, who obviously blames him for their only child's death. One day, Ji-yeon goes out all dressed up but comes home unexpectedly disheveled and with blood spatters on her blouse but refusing to explain herself.
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Any impairment of the electric contact between sensor scanning element and workpiece is, in the case of electric-contact sensors, problematic, e.g. welding spatters at the shielding gas nozzle, scale and rolling skin on the workpiece surface or through a wire electrode end which has molten spheroidally and has adherence of slag. When mechanical-contact sensors are used, the scanning elements must be adapted to the respective groove shapes. Butt welds with a square butt joint preparation must have a groove gap of more than 3 mm; in overlap joints the top plate must have a thickness of more than 3 mm.
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The perspective in each image is always credible, though the looseness of the brush strokes and spatters of ink or paint imply a sense of spontaneity in their making." – Christopher Finch, Architectural Digest, February, 2002 "Three-dimensional rendering allows architects and interior designers to advise their clients with a visual of how a room would look before construction and decoration begins. Renderers require training in design, perspective, art, familiarity with building materials and textiles, knowledge of light and shadow, combined with imagination in order to prescribe the yet-to-be-created interior a personality. They must work quickly to meet deadlines.
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Sykut disappeared and Onufrejczyk claimed that he had returned to Poland. Bone fragments and blood spatters were found in the farm kitchen, although forensic technology was then insufficiently advanced to identify them. Charged with Sykut's murder, Onufrejczyk claimed that the remains were those of rabbits he had killed, but the jury disbelieved him and he was sentenced to death, but reprieved. He appealed,Reported as R v Onufrejczyk 1955 1 All ER 247, 1955 1 Q.B. 388 but this was dismissed by the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Goddard, saying that "things had moved on since the days of the Campden Wonder", and The 1960 United States case of People v.
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All Pigs Must Die is an album by Death in June, released in 2001. The first half of the album bears the typical later Death in June neofolk sound, whereas the second half of the album has a much more chaotic, experimental sound to it. The album was originally released as a limited edition LP on coloured vinyl; most copies of the 2000 released were pressed on a colour dubbed "piggy pink", but a portion of these were pressed on pink vinyl with red spatters, in a variant dubbed "bloody piggy". The album was also released on CD, and has since been made available on cassette and picture disc.
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His first assignment as a naval aviator was as Material Officer with Torpedo Squadron Six, flying Douglas TBD Devastators aboard the aircraft carrier Enterprise on her maiden voyage, which included a goodwill tour of South America. During a port call in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lieutenant (junior grade) Arnold was awarded a medal from the government of Argentina for saving the life of President Roberto María Ortiz during an assassination attempt. Arnold attended the state dinner that night in his dress whites, complete with blood spatters at the President's request. In 1938, he was assigned as the Senior Aviator for Cruiser Scouting Squadron Eight aboard the light cruiser Savannah, flying Curtiss SOC-1 Seagull floatplanes.
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The photo initially shows four adults, three men and one woman, standing in a forest with a house looming at their back and a car on their left. The woman is holding an infant and initially nothing seems odd about the photo. The majority of the film follows, as the camera zooms in and pans across the photo repeatedly. With each pass of the camera, details of the scene shift and become more sinister: some are merely points of interest that could easily be missed, such as markings on the hands of the three adult males, a car mirror showing blood spatters and a body in the car's back seat, and crosses nailed to trees.
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She cuts the roses and puts them in vases, where they adorn her "meretricious vision of what makes for beauty" and begin to die. The roses in the vase in the Angela–Lester seduction scene symbolize Lester's previous life and Carolyn; the camera pushes in as Lester and Angela get closer, finally taking the roses—and thus Carolyn—out of the shot. Lester's epiphany at the end of the film is expressed by rain and the use of red, building to a crescendo that is a deliberate contrast to the release Lester feels. The constant use of red "lulls [the audience] subliminally" into becoming used to it; consequently, it leaves the audience unprepared when Lester is shot and his blood spatters on the wall.
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Blood spurts from each of the methods that Jack could use to kill a foe were each uniquely modeled to capture the appropriate trajectory for the type of injury, and often increasing the realistic amount of blood in order to make it stand out in the world. The spatters of blood on the walls, floor, and other characters was also modeled within the game using a collision detection system and a complex system for how the blood would interact with Jack's clothing. Early builds of the game resulted in disorientation and eye strain due to the lack of colors. To avoid this, the developers limited the amount of on-screen movement and adjusted the game's textures to include more gradual changes from black to white.
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Next, she goes to a bar and seduces the second man in a bathroom stall, where she bludgeons him to death, leaving spatters of blue paint dripping from the walls. Finally, she seduces a third unlucky suitor (who was foretold by the same occult fortune teller that it was his unlucky day) by inviting him to a motel and then uses a baseball bat to kill him, "showering the room in a mist of red confetti". The video ends with Aguilera washing off the red confetti splattered all over herself while looking in the mirror at her reflection and as the confetti goes down the drain, shows Aguilera in her trailer eating cereal while changing channels on her television set, settling on "The Lucy Show" before smiling and turning off her television. The video features several cultural influences, including the old NES Advantage, the psychic site Oranum.
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The UN observers found evidence of an attack, including a burned school, damaged houses, and proof that artillery, mortars and small arms were used according spokeswoman for the head of the U.N. Supervising Mission in Syria, Sausan Ghosheh. "The attack ... appeared targeted at specific groups and houses, mainly of army defectors and activists. There were pools of blood and blood spatters in rooms of several homes together with bullet cases," Ghosheh said in a statement. On the same day the head of the UN monitoring mission, Major General Robert Mood, told reporters in Damascus that a group of observers, deployed few kilometres from Tremseh, confirmed the use of heavy weaponry and attack helicopters in Tremseh and thereby implicated the Syrian government according to Al Jazeera. On 14 July 2012, the facts over the event remained unclear with new details emerging that would indicate that what was called a massacre was more of a battle between the military and opposition fighters that ended in a defeat for the rebels.
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A simulated vortex tangle representing quantum turbulence in a cubic volume and showing the quantized vortices The turbulence of classical fluids is an everyday phenomenon, which can be readily observed in the flow of a stream or river. When turning on a water tap, one notices that at first the water flows out in a regular fashion (called laminar flow), but if the tap is turned up to higher flow rates, the flow becomes decorated with irregular bulges, unpredictably splitting into multiple strands as it spatters out in an ever-changing torrent, known as turbulent flow. Turbulent flow comprises randomly sized regions of circulating fluid called eddies and vortices, which can be ordered, giving rise to large-scale motions such as tornados or whirlpools, but in general are completely irregular. Under normally experienced conditions, all fluids have a resistance to flow, called viscosity, which governs the switch from laminar to turbulent flow, and causes the turbulence to decay (for example, after a cup of coffee is stirred it will eventually return to rest).
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