Ultimately, scientists want to build computing devices where data can be coded onto single spins, sets of coherent spins, and sets of entangled spins.
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Ask not for whom "The Cha Cha Slide" spins; it spins for thee.
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She spins backdoor passes; she shoulders her defender away for a hook or spins back for a fade.
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Radio airplay has followed suit, with the song receiving about 42,000 spins last year, up from 24,000 spins in 2014.
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The researchers studied a basic model of these spins—molecules whose spins could take on one of two values when placed in a straight line, in which their spins can either point in the same direction or opposite directions along the line.
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This polar-aligned telescope in Green Bank, W. Va., rides on a gear that spins to the west as the Earth spins toward the east.
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The same is true of anything that spins or rotates — the outside edge of something (in this case, the equator) always spins faster than the inside edge.
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That's obviously to be expected since a washing machine spins and spins and spins but if you kind of squint just a little bit and flex your imagination a lot of bit, you can pretend that the washing machine is actually a portal opening capsule that's revving itself up.
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A tap on the left of the screen spins the dots around a common center one way, and a tap on the right spins them the other way.
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You get coins for however many spins you managed, and then you use those coins to upgrade your fidget spinner so it spins longer, or at a higher maximum speed.
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His secret, he says, is that he spins faster, sooner.
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A convincing "running Mario" animation plays as the spinner spins.
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It spins around the Earth about once every 22017 minutes.
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It spins around the Earth about once every 90 minutes.
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Suicide Squad spins off from the events of Batman v.
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" Josh Dawsey, Politico: "Sarah Sanders parries, spins and obfuscates, too.
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The dash cam driver's own vehicle spins out of control.
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Hupp runs between them, and the officer spins her around.
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But the sun is up and the world still spins.
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Delightfully, there are now two last spins for the road.
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The narrative web Hawley spins is a tangled, complicated one.
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The world spins on, no one has lost their job.
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The planet spins quickly, completing a rotation every 9.8 hours.
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He shoots for takedowns and spins for armbars and toeholds.
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There's almost an imaginary narrative that spins around the subjects.
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The Humanity Star spins rapidly, creating a blinking flashing effect.
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On occasion he even spins records as, sigh, D.J. Masonic.
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He's goofing around, trying out a few spins and pliés.
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Even when a silkworm makes it, it spins two strands.
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One final hyperkinetic slur of flips, freezes, slides, and spins.
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Brozanic next spins for the Pleasure Principle at the Whistler.
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By controlling and monitoring the spins using lasers and radio-frequency pulses, the researchers could measure how a change in the nitrogen spin is registered by changes in the nuclear spins of the environment.
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The animated action-comedy spins out of the 2014 Warner Bros.
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The camera quietly spins, colours shift in time with the beat.
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Everything spins into disarray, but it doesn't collapse all at once.
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Saturn spins the fastest, so that piece has the fastest tempo.
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Casalino regularly spins for Di Maio and the Five Star Movement.
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And they feed the press and the press spins it negative.
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That's what a dog is doing when it jumps or spins.
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The flywheel spins an optical disc with an offset opaque coating.
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It spins so quickly its day is a mere 10 hours.
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Hatton/ESAA potter spins a clay pot on his potters wheel.
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Email delivery service Mailgun spins out of Rackspace and raises $50M
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Yes, the mad, mad world that spins on, according to B.o.
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He generates enough spins to make several million dollars that way.
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Kasowitz is a bit of an enabler and spins him up.
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And no matter how hard Trump spins, he can't change it.
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It spins its wheels over side stories without finding their relevance.
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There is unthinkable machinery that spins the gears behind the world.
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Much of "The Hard Problem" spins around Hilary's quietly confident theism.
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Food goes in, hot air spins around, and dinner is served.
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It looks exactly like the original toy and it even spins.
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With a quick stretching motion, he wiggles and spins the noodle.
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But nothing in them is an obvious reference to "spins," either.
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Occasionally, the driver will also perform stunts while the car spins.
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After a few spins, a deep whooshing sound filled the hall.
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And thus the cycle continues, as the world spins madly on.
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The solstice occurs because the Earth spins on a tilted axis.
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" When the violence pauses, "the world spins in an unnatural quiet.
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The outer part of the disk spins at a slower rate.
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He, like Mr. Sondors, spins a vision of a three-wheeler.
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Or, maybe it spins back out and kind of recapitalizes somehow.
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Her spins on traditional Thai foods earned her a Michelin star.
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Everything spins in its own little force field, strange cosmoses interlocking.
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Over 30,000 words, the article spins a tale spanning the 1980s.
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The sun, that great dream doctor, rises; the sun, that fierce lion of love, sets; the earth spins and spins, and I'm like an eager child, my heart wide open to whatever I'm about to find.
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A guitarist spins on his back, naked except for a small loincloth.
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Fire tornados can happen when extreme heat spins up from the ground.
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After two spins, I got up and picked out a t-shirt.
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It also spins incredibly quickly, completing one revolution in about 10 hours.
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As its name suggests, this spider spins flat, tightly-woven, horizontal webs.
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He spins our globe in his hands until the Earth looks small.
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Handle's spins are way more calming and almost put me at ease.
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She executed four full spins before coming to a full, upright stop.
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THR: Dwight knows if Daryl spins around, that Daryl will kill him.
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Yet the report spins the evidence as harmful for the administration regardless.
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She might be ambivalent, but this record will surely rack up spins.
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" She adds: "It spins the wheel on, 'What else can he do?
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His recent work is equally elaborate, but spins instead into painted geometries.
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He's still expressing his rage through cartwheels and spins, but it works.
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It spins so fast I can hear it thrum through the air.
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The connected a fidget spinner to a robot that spins it automatically.
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Two Jimmie Johnson spins around Lap 190 resulted in two yellow flags.
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"The more consumer interactions they have, the faster Escale's data flywheel spins."
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The tiebreaker spins led to even more money and yet ANOTHER tie.
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It's interesting ... that ride spins and whips around ... so, what's the deal?
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Reaper spins around in a circle, firing his shotguns all the while.
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No. She's young again, her hair spins into an auburn up-do.
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Like one of its unfortunate acrobats, the movie spins out of control.
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As she spins, she changes positions of arm, head and upper body.
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"The Spinning Sculpture" Interpretation of Youtube optical illusion "The girl that spins".
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It's called a "vortex" because it spins counterclockwise like a hurricane does.
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Not only are there new spins on traditional cow's milk — ultra-filtered?
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Later, in joy, she throws her husband over a shoulder and spins.
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Nadal's looping spins were in stark contrast to Schwartzman's sharp, flatter strokes.
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While suspended, Mazz uses her body to control her flips and spins.
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Coleman learned aerial maneuvers like loop-the-loops, banking and tail spins.
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As the man spins, scissors start to appear and shoot toward me.
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Not like the really difficult, bone breaking, spins, and flips and shit.
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Instead, it spins up vague, aspirational concepts that seem more philosophical than practical.
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"Ross can throw the football — he spins it really well," Wilcox told reporters.
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It weighs as much as our sun, but spins 32 times per second.
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Instead, they might leave the replacement in "windmill" mode, so it just spins.
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Victory belongs to whoever spins a better story from the same raw material.
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That's how fast a new machine built to make lab-grown meat spins.
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Like other superhero stories, Watchmen spins out allegories for our real-world ills.
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Image: NASA/SDOPhysicists have long known that the Sun spins, like the Earth.
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It's called a "vortex" because it spins counter-clockwise like a hurricane does.
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She often spins the main ideas of these conversations into full-blown columns.
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Image: Amel Emric/APCotton candy machine spins and melts crystal sugar into floss.
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As Mr Irwin spins this grand narrative, he also debunks trade-policy myths.
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In a ferromagnet, the spins of electrons align, collectively generating a magnetic field.
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That Hov verse is gonna take at least ten spins to unpack. pic.twitter.
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One person spins the bottle, and whoever the bottle points to, they kiss.
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That heat in turn produces steams, which spins turbines and generates clean electricity.
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We're going to remind ourselves that "The world still spins" all day today.
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Theater Review Several French theater productions are putting dark spins on everyday events.
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This will not end well for anyone if this spins out of control.
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A DJ spins tunes, and the kitchen churns out innovative food and drinks.
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The Fibonnaci sequence is heard while a changing sculpture spins to the right.
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He spins me tales of times he's fallen in love at first sight.
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She embellishes an electric slide type of repeated footwork with spins and kicks.
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If Trump spins like a weather vane on this, so much the better.
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The big boat blares a violent horn and she spins her head around.
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Her spins sputtered and her jumps, long considered spectacular, landed with a thud.
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Here's how my family's immigration story can be told with three different spins.
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When asked to translate each cryptic note, he spins a very funny tale.
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The next, she spins around and plucks a few donuts from the shelves.
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His mentor's influence shines through Bala Baya's brawny spins on Mediterranean street food.
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Not a chapter spins by, practically, without the unveiling of some sexual secret.
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Uranus, the seventh planet from the sun, is a peculiar ice giant that is tilted at a 98-degree angle — while every other planet spins on a vertical axis in relation to its orbit, Uranus spins on a horizontal axis.
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The skater starts off in a standing position and spins about the vertical axis.
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Aligned spins always have an "effective spin" value greater than or equal to zero.
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But she is still demanding that Drewski spins her record on his radio station.
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And spins around the groove of a record like a hand on a clock.
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And spins around the groove of a record like a hand on a clock.
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Anna spins in her seat, and we then meet her blonde-wigged alter ego.
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You could imagine a cubic crystal made from particles with these two-choice spins.
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The world spins, the sun rises, and Piers Morgan makes stupid jokes on Twitter.
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The fan spins up exactly as often with the covers on as without them.
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But they will surely start asking more questions if it spins off the track.
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He spins it while people sing— She fell silent, gaze fixed to my left.
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The scroll wheel then spins differently, depending on the state of the magnet inside.
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She repeatedly spins elaborate fantasies about him leaving his wife to be with her.
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Anyone who has ever looked at an image of a hurricane knows it spins.
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As the world fidget spins madly on, Jenner's always just fine in the end.
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Two orbit closer to Jupiter, moving in the same direction that the planet spins.
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And beyond those trademark pipes, Carey spins other kinds of magic, according to Cosmopolitan.
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Other participants in Vengo's newest round are SPINS, Bill Apfelbaum, and Kensington Capital Ventures.
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Here, the Earth spins on its axis, and the sun travels its daily path.
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" "When something spins," he explained, "it creates rotational kinetic energy: the energy of motion.
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Frazier throttles up and spins the boat a few feet to the next buoy.
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Machinest remarkably captures the sweetest memories and spins them into new 3D adult worlds.
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It then spins to create a sort of display that floats in the air.
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That's what Wall Street does — extrapolates the momentum and spins a story around it.
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Yet Jones — who spins the gigantic lie of 'white genocide' — continues to keep his.
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"Every week, there's somebody who spins fire for the first time here," she said.
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And it spins a narrative that Israel is an apartheid state imposing settler-colonialism.
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Otherwise, both will be savaged by leaks and spins in biased third-hand accounts.
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Far Cry Primal spins the clock back to 10,43 B.C., a time before guns.
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In the video, Britney spins her hair around while riding a giant bejewelled guitar.
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The bottom ones — the "sludge" — are sent to a device that spins them rapidly.
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Shimkovitz spins the treasures from his vast collection for sets such as this one.
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Soon she travels across the stage: a few spins this way, a few that.
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Persuade someone to read "The World Only Spins Forward" in 50 words or less.
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Both are new spins on an age-old Vegas tradition dating back to Liberace.
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It needs to be stopped now, before the vicious cycle spins beyond our control.
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However, he finds time to take early morning motorcycle spins around the TT course.
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Audiences may share his exasperation, as "The Whirligig" spins its characters into confrontational proximity.
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Spinning lovers can choose how fast their teacup spins at Disneyland's Mad Tea Party.
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Darnielle spins an uneasy scenario that grows in menace as the pages stack up.
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Typically, a spinning, irregularly shaped object would rhythmically brighten and dim as it spins.
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Now she's home, her stomach full of liquid, feeling nauseous and getting the spins.
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The Technical Element Score evaluates the difficulty of a skater's jumps, spins, and footwork.
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"Women had 2,846,744 million spins in 6093, and decreased over this 19-year period to 1,067,483 million by 2018...This, while male artists increased steadily and indeed significantly from 5,896,507 million total spins in 2000 to 10,336,609 million in 2018," the report finds.
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Simply place a hard-boiled egg in the container and color it while it spins.
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Just like the Earth, Mars spins around a tilted axis as it orbits the Sun.
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However, they are only able to guess based on its changing brightness as it spins.
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As Pluto spins around in a circle, holding the rope, he's always facing the ball.
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The nanoparticle spins so quickly because, in a vacuum, there's no air to create resistance.
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Castiel, the disappearance of Sam and Dean spins him out in a lot of ways.
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Petty, who is a registered sex offender, later picks her up and spins her around.
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That includes their masses, their distance, or how their spins line up with one another.
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The X-Men saga spins out into a tale of planetary destruction, punishment, and love.
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We found a guy who was a D.J. at Studio 54 who spins for us.
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It looked like the top from Inception and spins long enough to order another drink.
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Contestants first answer trivia questions, which in turn grants them spins on a prize board.
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The exception is the yearning, delighted "Our Secret," whose lustrous synthesizer hook spins them round.
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In it, Teyana Taylor spins and shimmies around workout equipment in her bra and panties.
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Kellyn spins tales of the five tribe members who stood united on the Malolo beach.
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Maybe Sly is a truth-challenged, unmade bed of a man who spins slanderous tales.
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My head spins at the mere thought of trying the 10-step K-beauty routine.
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After 100 spins, for example, the website really solidifies your status as a taco lover.
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I really love the acrobatic movements, I love spins and flips and to be dynamic.
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Now, companies must respond immediately, before a scandal spins out of control on social media.
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A Quiet Passion and Wild Nights with Emily are both fictionalized spins on real events.
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The numbers they present combine spins on the radio and plays on the streaming services.
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Together they performed tyre-smoking spins on the pit straight in front of the crowd.
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Yet he is controlling the spaceship on the screen as it spins, thrusts and fires.
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As the meat spins, only the outer layer, measuring an inch thick, is actually cooked.
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He spins from the coffee table, grabs his walker and scoots across the living room.
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I prefer to wait until something new has taken a few spins around the block.
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The camera spins around our three central women, who also each spin in different scenes.
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The world spins madly on, yet Future remains—as beautiful and as tragic as ever.
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And casually spins a soccer ball on his finger with a tampon in his nose.
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Then she spins a full 360 degrees before completing a flip on the way down.
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As the wheel spins, the light traces the subject's movements in a seamless analog animation.
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Amid all this public turmoil, Marina's personal life spins even more wildly out of control.
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They can also say goodbye to winter with final spins around the ice-skating rink.
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It's the kind of circular thinking that spins an "I" statement into a "we" generalization.
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Also suffering, though, was Ed Vernon, whose life spins into a spiral of crack addiction.
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Next, a machine spins the oil to remove any water, and that's all it takes.
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From Kathak's swift spins and rhythmic footwork, joyous in other contexts, he wrests confusion, rage.
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While the rocket spins, it will experience forces more than 24,2000 times stronger than gravity.
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Skaters are required to do a certain number of jumps and spins in their routines.
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The technical stuff — Lutz jumps, spins, and footwork — are given difficulty levels one through four.
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These guys sailing through the air and doing massive spins on the ice and turns.
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She spins on point with one leg outstretched; she naturally and often moves off balance.
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The other three orbit in the same direction Saturn spins, as is typically the case.
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"Orlando," convoluted as it is, spins a simpler tale of a typically operatic love quadrangle.
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It just spins out good in Washington, D.C. People are judging us based on results.
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" I ask while the multicopter drone spins around him, and he yells, "A whole bunch!
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The wine list spins around the region offering bottles from Italy, Croatia, Slovenia, and Serbia.
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Like in those scary fairy tales, she doesn't spin for herself, she spins for him.
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Too often a challenge spins out of control because a leader won't make a decision.
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He spins around again and puts it down in front of him with a thud.
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Choi spins around on his follow-through as if his club is his dance partner.
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Moments later, a young man holds a sheepskin and spins, before collapsing onto the grass.
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"When Fritz throws the Nutcracker and spins it around and breaks it," another girl said.
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Wadman's smooth prose calmly spins a surpassingly complicated story into a real tour de force.
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Even Get Out, released in February, spins fear out of the perspective behind a lens.
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The sun rises, the earth spins, and Julio Jones puts scorch marks on football fields.
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That was the percentage of daily spins for women on the Weekly Airplay Reports in 2019 (an accounting of how many spins songs get at radio), the percent of songs on the Billboard's Year-End Airplay Chart in 2019, and other relevant airplay stats.
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She currently spins at the monthly event #HomeBrew at the Supermarket Restaurant and Bar in Toronto.
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He made his way through the ice with EDM beats and spins not everyone can do.
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These moons are "prograde moons," meaning they orbit Jupiter in the same direction the planet spins.
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The woman spins around counter-clockwise, as if to indicate that time is going to change.
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There are all these consequences of the fact that we live on a thing that spins.
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United States, he found new spins for the lie detector in almost every new business venture.
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What spins out from there is a thriller that investigates the duality of everyone around you.
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And, oh, the tales she spins in this folksy three-character fantasia, directed by Ellie Heyman!
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The sticks are connected to a motorized pedestal that spins the two perpendicular rods in circles.
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She also revealed that she stays mostly calm while tackling the tough spins on the ice.
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He spins after being shot and crumples to the ground, his body stiff as he falls.
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That's because of the Coriolis effect—the wind changes direction as the planet spins beneath it.
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So, Rodriguez and his colleagues slowed down the spins of the black holes in their simulation.
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When the tendon is loose, the core is wider and spins quickly, producing fast, responsive movement.
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The Book of the New Sun is a playful text, and it spins like a ball.
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For the electrons to move without altering the configuration of spins, the electrons must be aligned.
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And honestly, there's an element of that dread in every fantasy the internet spins about Garfield.
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But first, Trump wins while the resistance spins, that&aposs the focus of tonight&aposs Angle.
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Countless Black and brown faces practice complicated dance moves as a disco ball spins above them.
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GORKA: Every time John Brennan spins these insinuations, he is doing Vladimir Putin&aposs dirty work.
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Yet the motion effects were instantly unsettling — like having the spins after a night of drinking.
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The drone spins up its twin propellers and flies a few hundred feet up, circling overhead.
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Whether begun with excitement or dread, applying to college inevitably spins into overwhelming as deadlines near.
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So she spins a tale about this poor intruder, just looking for food for his family.
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Check out this intense reimagining, as well as other spins on some of your favorite films.
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There's no better showcase for this than various subcultures putting their own spins on popular memes.
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On these more "local" scales, galaxies frequently mess with each other's spins, shapes, and angular velocities.
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He established openings with trickery — spins, half-turns and all manner of fakes — or simple athleticism.
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As the ball spins through the air, it creates a pocket of lower pressure underneath it.
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Vandeweghe's formidable serve keeps opponents off balance: She uses different spins and paces to disrupt rhythm.
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Wigmore told the committee he was an agent provocateur, and often exaggerates and spins the truth.
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The ring of lights spins like mad, a visual metaphor to simulate the notion of thought.
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You wouldn't be doing any disservice to yourself by giving this one a few repeat spins.
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The show quickly spins into a retinue of minimalist forms that prove Araeen's exacting, delicate eye.
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PLAYLIST The D.J. Xavier Herit spins pulsating Euro house music at one end of the bar.
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Mr. Anger's film spins a fantasia out of leather jackets, motorcycles, Hollywood iconography and pop tunes.
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The head spins with the opportunities for mischief in letting a stranger into an empty home.
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Your head spins, you have so many questions: Will the cemetery be closed all four weeks?
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If the show spins wildly out of control, well, I really loved these first two seasons.
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In "Feather Mantle," real-time electronic manipulation spins out the angel's voice into reverberating crystalline shards.
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The powder spins around, continuously moistened and scraped to encourage the formation of small starter beads.
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She spins and twirls with exuberance, but when she attempts a spinning jump, her landing falters.
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If the last 50 years have not already turned Eisenhower's corpse to butter, surely, it spins.
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In order to keep the kids calm, Miss Caroline spins the unfolding disaster into a game.
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The room spins, laughing at her—because of course she'd said similar things about her father.
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That's when the woman does the splits above the man's head and he spins her around.
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Another cliffhanger: When baby Mateo spins orange juice on Jane's laptop will the data be recoverable?
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It's actually part of a physics experiment that shows how combining colors makes white (it spins).
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That spins the show into a strange alternate-reality to the one New York is experiencing.
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In general, a cyclone is a storm that rotates or spins around a low-pressure center.
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But we need music more than ever to survive, especially as the world spins into chaos.
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After that slow, meditative entrance, the team's dizzying choreography is all high kicks and lightening spins.
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As the centrifuge spins, the heavier isotopes push harder against its wall than the lighter ones.
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It all spins into sunny, jaunting choruses, promising that your sticky, sweaty malaise too shall pass.
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In a steam engine, boiled water turns to steam, which spins a turbine, which generates power.
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Anna Malik, who's from Hungary, doesn't just know how to spin a basketball, she can spin one on the tip of her guitar and she can play the guitar while the basketball spins, and she can sing while she plays the guitar while the basketball spins.
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For instance, when the Chamberlain bluntly tells him he needs Rian to "lie about Skeksis" to the other Gelfling, Rian is tempted; the Chamberlain spins him a narrative in which he spins a narrative of his own in order to save lives — and it almost works.
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A second study that was published at the end of last year revealed that female artists received just 295% of the daytime spins in 22019, with the majority of spins for songs by women occuring during the times of day with the lowest percentage of listeners.
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Could the Curry line become the new Jordans, which spins off absurd amounts of money every year?
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The particles move with the magnetic field, which sweeps back and extends outward as the pulsar spins.
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After a few rotations, the skater pulls both arm in closer to the body and spins faster.
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Pairs of black holes spin like basketballs, and how their spins align can determine how they formed.
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They measure the electron's spins by watching how nearby electric charges react to the trapped electrons' movements.
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The oblong player, designed by Yves Behar, spins around your vinyl like the hand of a clock.
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He spins and darts between the SUV and the police cruiser as he reaches toward his waist.
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A large, circular ice floe spins slowly in the Presumpscot River in Westbrook, Maine, on Jan. 16.
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She's know for her own spins on memes as well as little sketches, often with comedic accents.
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Same principle behind the machine these researchers pieced together—though theirs spins much faster, at 30,000 rpm.
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Our planet experiences daylight and night because Earth spins on its axis as it orbits the Sun.
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After giving it a few spins, I have to admit that Chyna is decent on the mic.
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If the first case were true, the spins of the black holes would align with their orbits.
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But like Earth, Pluto spins on an axis, producing predictable seasons and tropical and arctic climate zones.
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The city's features are warped but just barely recognizable as each scene spins slowly out into space.
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It spins 30 times a second, sending off radiation pulses with the precision of a striking clock.
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Sometimes the Earth spins faster, sometimes slower, but scientists have determined it is gradually slowing over time.
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There were some splits, spins, cartwheels, and the usual runway moves, but nothing out of the ordinary.
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The first few SpaceShipOne sorties were tense affairs, with unplanned spins and even a near-crash landing.
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Comparing stars LHS 1140b's host star spins slower and emits less radiation, unlike the TRAPPIST-1 star.
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To the naked eye, Super Mario will just look like a blur as the fidget spinner spins.
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You go back in time with this—people are making their own spins on this style nowadays.
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It becomes the dunk that never ends, an act of inevitability that spins on forever and ever.
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An NBA mom spins and wins Her son isn't the only one who aims for the prize.
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Earth spins on a 23.5-degree tilt, which is responsible for the seasons as we know them.
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"Blue Planet II" sincerely spins itself as not just family friendly, not simply educational, but even uplifting.
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It most likely has a high metal content and spins on its own axis every 7.3 hours.
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But "The LEGO Batman Movie" even rivals the already great "LEGO Movie" that it spins off from.
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She spins while her daughter is sleeping and still gets to wake up and feed her breakfast.
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The record has received over 12,000 radio spins and gets a million views a day on YouTube.
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"All I want to do is go round and round," and he spins the boy and laughs.
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Lighted Carousel Christmas Decoration, $79.15, available at Lowe'sThis carousel plays 25 classic Christmas carols and actually spins.
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The complex includes Spins Hudson, featuring an arcade, an aerial ropes course, bocce ball and shuffleboard courts.
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Some evenings, Ms. Chase and her cohort go back out for several more spins around the borough.
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Rather, another guy spins for him while he runs around the stage and dabs for 45 minutes.
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Boitano, the 210 Olympic gold medalist, expected Rippon to rave about his jumps or his signature spins.
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The earth's "axial tilt" is a jaunty 23.5 degrees, for example, while Uranus spins at 98 degrees.
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The president spins falsehoods solely to make us afraid — of immigrants, of the left, of one another.
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But there's a point at which this transformation spins off its axis into something grotesque and unfathomable.
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His anarchic, unhinged characters are typically marked by a coiled energy that gradually spins out of control.
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MONTCLAIR, N.J. — The earth spins onscreen amid an eerie, uncomfortable sound, like a building rush of air.
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In the first fifty pages, Kraus spins Chris and Sylvère's letter-writing campaign into an opéra bouffe.
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He's "all smiles and happiness at work," he says, and he spins tales to guard his secret.
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Look around the city today and you'll find echoes of Appalachian traditions, and modern spins on them.
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He even invites a newspaper critic to evaluate the soiree, which inevitably spins out of his control.
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But high Torque just spins a tire in place if there's not enough weight to provide traction.
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An announcer gives play-by-play, and a DJ spins tunes at the start of the race.
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And from that emotion an entire epic driven by hatred, hubris, lust, grief and violence spins out.
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Venus also spins counterclockwise — it&aposs the second strip from the top of O&aposDonoghue&aposs globe.
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Under the moniker "DJ D-Sol," Solomon spins dubstep records at elite clubs all over the world.
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As he mentioned, we discussed numerous other spins on a blackjack theme before settling on this one.
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La Farruca is a style of flamenco characterized by fast, intense footwork, quick spins and dramatic poses.
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The world spins forward, and we look back in commemoration—to learn and reflect, to see new.
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Bojan Bogdanovic spins under Embiid's pick while Myles Turner drops a bit, ready to absorb Simmons's cut.
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Listen closely to the records Mija spins at this appearance for further insight into her expanding universe.houseofyes.
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From Topshop to J.W.Anderson, we're stealing Britain's best designers and showing off their spins on the classic trench.
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Cinna-Spins (103-2008) Crispy oatmeal rounds with a cinnamon burst in every bite, in 100-calorie packs.
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Developers build a series of event triggers and the cloud vendor spins up the necessary resources as needed.
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This conveniently paralyzes the ladybug while the larva erupts from her abdomen and spins itself into a cocoon.
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"After I dizzied myself from doing knee spins, she walked toward me to correct my form," Stoner wrote.
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That one above, for example, has a little paper "drill" that spins as it rolls around the room.
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He frowns, then spins a better excuse than the child could ever create alone, followed by ice cream.
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It also explains the "Tully–Fisher relation," a relationship between a galaxy's brightness and how fast it spins.
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Most of these devices are just spins on Amazon's Echo, a static speaker that sits on a shelf.
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On a gray concrete ramp lined by neon yellow safety rails, a mean-looking military machine spins up.
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Without investing significantly in hard assets, Apple spins cash and returns it to shareholders at a stunning rate.
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Police said the "Extreme" is a Wisdom Super Sizzler amusement ride that spins passengers in a horizontal circle.
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Dwight knows if Daryl spins around, he's not spinning around to say something; he's spinning around to attack.
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With a chilling crackle, the head spins around to reveal a face-sized mouth ringed with jagged teeth.
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The camera jostles and spins as members pass it around; imagine The Blair Witch Project as a selfie.
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Orrin (Glenn Fleshler), Bryan, and Dake are on pins and needles as the courthouse wheel of fortune spins.
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Their reactions are indicative of their personalities: Annie spins around with wonder, and Hallie surveys the camp appraisingly.
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These sea creatures are capable of aerial spins that would make any ballet dancer or figure skater envious.
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Once it's oriented the right way, E. coli bundles up its tails and spins them all counterclockwise again.
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Black Women Artists for Black Lives Matter — many red bandanas whirl from our hands while DJ Tara spins.
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The 4-minute video spins through deportation, discrimination, and Nazis, while Trump continues to tweet from the toilet.
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The planet&aposs rotation — the same one that drives our peculiar weather patterns — spins the core as well.
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There is literally a carousel inside that spins ever so slightly, and the bartenders serve from the center.
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A DJ spins tunes from the 80s and 90s, and I have to say I'm feeling the vibe!
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That could all change with the Stircle, a little platform that spins your drink around to mix it.
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With a high arc, the ball soars over the senator as he spins to watch it fly outfield.
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"After I dizzied myself from doing knee spins, she walked toward me to correct my form," she wrote.
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The thrower usually makes several spins before releasing the ball -- which can weigh between 16 and 8 pounds.
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Volkswagen spins off new company to focus on ride-hailing and self-driving cars General news Business Insider
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MQ also demoed the "360 Pano" mode, where the Hover Camera spins 360 degrees while hovering in place.
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It immediately spins the story in a different direction and gives her the upper hand over the Blossoms.
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It's an immense structure that you can climb and it spins around in the wind like mechanical bull.
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As the mass moves down it spins the water and adds energy to it—hopefully increasing the temperature.
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Eventually, though, Fake spins out a centrifugally-fluttering cloud of technicolor synths, nudging the track's mood towards optimism.
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Once you spin it, it spins for a pretty long time—maybe long enough to do something exciting?
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The section on the top spins around constantly, so the lasers can build up a 360-degree map.
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In Badlands, Sissy Spacek spins dry, folksy ruminations in a Southern lilt over horrific and quotidian events alike.
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If a salesperson spins a great yarn, go back and do your homework before you buy, he said.
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But if such spins were crimes in Washington, there would not be a single politician left at liberty.
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After stretching, Sapakie slowly introduced Lopez to the principles of pole dancing, such as basic spins and climbing.
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The coffee filter basket spins to agitate the grounds and the water and speed up the extraction process.
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A 56-watt brushless motor spins the cutting bit at 10,000 rpm, making precise edges and perfect lines.
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After Towns is swarmed on the roll, he spins around and kicks it back out to Jeff Teague.
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He doesn't look at him and then spins, in a very graceful pirouette, to get away from him.
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As the wheels on the bus go round, my mind spins, thinking about the many mistakes I've made.
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The second his man spins/dips/slides under a screen, that ball is getting flung towards the basket.
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Physical stimulation aside, Mike Bodge has created a calming virtual fidget spinner that changes colors as is spins.
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Apple spins up a wide range of experimental projects, and not all of them result in shipping products.
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The sun comes up, it shines, the world still spins and buildings don't suddenly become broken-down hovels.
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In Brainerd, he sits in a building that barely contains him while he spins tall, self-referential tales.
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But the series gradually heats up and spins into nearly non-stop action in the season's latter half.
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Harris spins a recognizable story of a hostile job market characterized by declines in worker solidarity and wages.
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Mr. Woodhouse was carrying a cane where the top spins off and lavender seeds are put in it.
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When she spins, layers of fabric or fringe fly outward and separate, turning her figure into a whirlwind.
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Some find the beginning of Zagitova's routine — limited to spins, footwork and choreography — to be a tedious preamble.
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A machine locks the ice in place and spins it against a blade, shaving off soft, sheer flakes.
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Even with Ms. Mikel's centering presence, though, this play, too, spins out, primarily into New Agey self-indulgence.
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As Disney blog All Ears noted, the orange diamond cup spins the fastest, followed by the purple cup.
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They fashioned makeshift dance floors out of cardboard to practice head spins when they couldn't find grass fields.
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Theresa Furrer of Nine Lives Twine spins the hair of cats and dogs into yarn and woven keepsakes.
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He grabs me at the sink and spins me a few times before returning to his tomato chopping.
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The 2020 911 Carrera 4S spins out 443 horsepower and 390 foot-pounds of torque, according to Porsche.
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Drop by the barbecue shack on the way home, or the place that spins chickens over infrared lamps.
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As the rotor spins, passing air flows with a lower pressure on one side compared to the other.
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The crowd now halts her forward progress, so she judiciously spins and, still shouting, heads toward the exit.
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"This is what spins the innovation cycles and increases speed of development," he says of this infrastructure layer.
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Bennu moves through space at 63,000 miles per hour and spins, completing a full rotation every 4.3 hours.
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"The Sermon on the Mount," Emmet Fox Spins some deep spiritual concepts I can get totally down with.
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Without investing significantly in hard assets, Apple spins cash and returns it to shareholders at a stunning rate.
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As positively charged protons pour through a ring of amino acids, it spins a hundred times a second.
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When the sculpture spins faster than 0:011 seconds you can no longer distinguish which way the sculpture turns.
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The tale Caldwell spins is not one of typical unrequited romance—it is much softer, subtler, and more significant.
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The worker (globe-maker?) spins the globe against a concave semi-circle, all the while coating it with plaster.
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Victoria's Secret angels take smiling, careful spins at the end of the catwalk; Rihanna's dancers were sweaty with exertion.
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You can actually see its excitement grow as the food comes closer, and fade as the pup spins away.
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She slowly spins the fossil on a turntable, standing at a window so museum-goers can watch her work.
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But none of that will happen if you have to interrupt your feed reading while a loading icon spins.
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Tony recounts all this to Margaret over tea, and the movie spins backward into flashbacks to provide the backstory.
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Either way, the candidate will appear to be a weather vane that spins whichever way the political winds blow.
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If it spins or transmits mechanical power to the device, then chances are that part came through his team.
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Opening a crate brings up what amounts to a slot machine that spins through a set of possible skins.
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The third disc spins at 45 [RPM] but that's because the songs on that disc are a dream sequence.
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But then again, economic inequality spills over into social inequality, which spins into a political motivation for many voters.
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Most of its interior spins uniformly like a ball, surrounded by a turbulent, bubbling mess called the convection zone.
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When Aaron spins Zoey around on the dance floor, Luca glowers in the corner with a bottle of champagne.
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The artist often also shears the sheep himself, then skirts, washes, dyes, blends, and spins the wool he uses.
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Go deeper: Geothermal energy startup spins off of Alphabet's research arm New cash for geothermal startup with Google ties
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Flick a blade and it spins—for as long as 12 minutes, if it's an advanced model from Japan.
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As the camera spins, she pulls her knife out, ignoring the blood spray, to plunge it right back in.
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As it spins around in this tight orbit, gravity from the host star is pulling away its outer layers.
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But if the spins were in the opposite direction of the orbits, the second scenario would be more likely.
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The faster a star spins, the more oblate it becomes at the poles, while the equatorial region bulges outwards.
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Once Nadal plants himself two meters behind the baseline and spins his web of forehands, there is no escape.
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Years later, she started an adult skating camp, where wannabe Hamills and Kwans can trade spins with former Olympians.
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However, the handful of black hole detections made by LIGO so far have only slow spins, contradicting this assumption.
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You don't spin a record around a turntable; the record stays stationary and the RokBlok spins around the record.
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There are house spins on classic cocktails and shooters (Absinthe Mule, Absinthe Alexander) and a series of signature drinks.
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Lego Batman isn't likely to catch up to The Lego Movie, the 2014 predecessor that it spins off from.
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While one youngster tested some spins, another made Paltrow and Corden stretch their limbs for high kicks and splits.
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It spins if you're currently talking to someone, but it also glows as you're placing a call to someone.
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The company's sales grew more than 226 percent between 2015 and 2016, according to SPINS data provided by CideRoad.
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Avoiding simple turn-ups or R&B intimacy, JiMMY spins street tales, anxiety apparent in his high-pitched rasp.
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When he pulls the twine, the drill spins, flung by the momentum of the stone, like a prehistoric flywheel.
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"I wanted to animate this few seconds of a transformation as the sound spins around in stereo," he explains.
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How can Lime differentiate its scooters and bikes from the piles of Birds and Spins filling Los Angeles sidewalks?
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Step 2: The heart on the outside of the box spins, letting the receiver know that they've got mail.
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Cats also use a technique that figure skaters rely on to increase the speed of their mid-air spins.
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On the road, it's the steady pal and A student, Viv, who spins out like a spoiled rock star.
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In a mad rage, whimpering pathetically, he spins around and, everyone ducking, shoots all the pictures on the walls.
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And then, a few episodes in, as she spins out, hunting down explanations—Was it that coke-laced joint?
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But, if "Butcher's Crossing" succeeds in avoiding his earlier errors, it also spins too far in the other direction.
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And with transitions, judges are looking for intricate, varied footwork in the pockets of time between jumps and spins.
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" Crenshaw late Sunday responded to Trump's tweet by agreeing with the president that the media "deliberately misleads and spins.
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Amusing and unsettling enough at first, the business becomes less tenable the more wildly Binet spins out his scenarios.
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Runnable spins these environments up on AWS and the whole process usually just takes half a minute or so.
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Pharoah spins through impressions of Jay Z, 50 Cent, T.I., Lil' Wayne, and Will Smith without missing a beat.
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Boîte Clyde's, which is partly owned by Major Lazer's Christopher Leacock, spins modern mixes of reggae, calypso and soca.
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They beat the hairlike cilia on either side of their arms in opposite directions, which spins the water around.
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The show's mismatched creators — apparently assembled by random spins of a Rolodex — call the result a kung fu musical.
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He spins around to the assembly line, where we're about to become the architects of this All-American burger.
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Here, Biles spins three times with speed and precision (that's an extra half-turn than she had in Rio).
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The brush bar spins 60 times a second as it sucks up the dirt and dust in its path.
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She then spins the platters in an order she deems best, sometimes throwing in a few of her own.
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She stalked the floor with the fervor of a preacher, raising her arms in exaltation and executing balletic spins.
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He fakes right, spins to the left, stops on a dime, swishes a jumper from behind the garbage cans.
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Soon, the violin spins out a pensive, restless solo line that keeps taking surprise turns, yet somehow sounds inevitable.
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He then spins off what he considers less attractive or speculative businesses, doubling down on the larger profitable segments.
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"The Crown" spins a fantasy in which all that matters in ruling is personal strength, tactical skill and charisma.
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He moonwalks, spins and even does the freakin' splits all with relative ease -- dude's a natural-born performer, obviously.
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The contestants must skillfully execute all five elements of Vogue Femme: hands, catwalk, floor performance, spins/dips and duckwalking.
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That's called rotational frame-dragging—a massive object carries its past and future with it while it spins forward.
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Airlines are allowing passengers to change their travel plans as Hurricane Florence spins closer to the U.S. East Coast.
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Most of the press not only ignores critical reporting but also actively spins the news to favor the government.
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It&aposs a rotating device set on ball bearings that spins for a long period of time once flicked.
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Several times in today's statement, Apple takes something Google itself said and spins it as an act of omission.
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You might also notice that the strip second from the bottom spins in the opposite direction of the others.
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It&aposs powered by Dyson&aposs digital motor that spins up to 107,000 times per minute for maximum suction.
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Past opinions have been cycled through so many partisan spins that their public discussion barely resembles the underlying cases.
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Now 31, Ms. Waller-Bridge spins off her sexually rapacious, anger-riddled, flailing London cafe owner into this series.
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Then the president starts to respond to those things and all of a sudden this spins out of control.
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On his own with a rope to climb, he flips and spins and twines around it like a lover.
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Mr. LaBute's writing is as skillful as ever, but Tom and Jerri's date spins into a predictable downward spiral.
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However, some audiences suspend their disbelief when the person leading our country spins his tales irrespective of inconvenient facts.
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As songstress Nadia Schilling's rich, folksy voice spins a tale of wistful romance, a gorgeous, patchwork landscape reveals itself.
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According to the article in the financial weekly, Ashland shareholders could gain 44 percent once the company spins off Valvoline.
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Then there's another style, called dramatics, which is more high energy with crazy drops and spins and things like that.
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Soon, however, the violence and chaos spins out of control as vengeance becomes secondary to the thrill of the chase.
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Only 22 miles wide at most, Ultima Thule spins in the comet belt some 4 billion miles from the sun.
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Alexa not only plays music on demand, but spins up new stuff based on what it thinks you may like.
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For the past two months, while the rest of Gilead spins, June (Elisabeth Moss) has been cultivating her (metaphorical) garden.
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The farther out it spins — juxtaposing the present and the past; history and "herstory" — the stronger it seems to get.
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They reveal how these storms are shape shifters, going from relatively innocuous-looking spins to full-fledged, backwards shaped commas.
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Based around a central hub marketplace where high-and-low come to meet, the city spins off in different directions.
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While most chocolate whips are filled with empty calories and sugar, this unconventional dish spins that notion on its head.
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"I don't know if that's ever happened," host Drew Carey said as the trio lined up for their bonus spins.
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To celebrate Pi Day, a bunch of national and regional restaurant chains are offering their own spins on pie specials.
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The high-torque motor spins the pegs quickly and effortlessly and you can wind and unwind your instruments as well.
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As they go through their practice moves, she gets rougher and rougher as the world flashes and spins around her.
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But outside of those two periods, it's mostly remained a strained outlet for half-funny spins on the conventional wisdom.
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For the Styku, you stand on a circular pedestal that spins you around slowly for 28 seconds while it's scanning.
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It's the plot with the well-defined beginning that spins out, doubles back, stops and starts, then relentlessly flows on.
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This one's on top, then that one's on top, and on and on it spins, crushing those on the ground.
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Like make a giant 20-foot tall spiral of flames trapped inside a huge metal cage that spins around continuously?
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This one's on top, then that one's on top, and on and on it spins — crushing those on the ground.
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It's a super dense, collapsed star — known as a neutron star — that spins unbelievably fast, producing an intense magnetic field.
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While one youngster tested some spins, another made Dewan Tatum and Corden stretch their limbs for high kicks and splits.
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Divided into four separate performances, individual dancers and teams compete by exchanging sensual spins and poses before color-filtered cameras.
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It has four narrow screens and tricks your mind into thinking that you're looking at a hologram once it spins.
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This spins the sample, separating out the sperm cells (the densest part of semen) from the rest of the fluid.
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The first minute of World's premiere gives viewers more spins, sequins, and dance styles than an entire episode of DWTS.
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A new hack for the beloved Super Nintendo game takes all of the game's environments and spins them 90 degrees.
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Yep, Dane Bowers, everyone's favorite reality TV slug, spins 12" after 12" in clubs across the country night after night.
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He's explosive, and spins a lot, and built his last title defense around the axe kick seemingly on a whim.
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In the early going of Season 5 (four episodes were available to critics) the show spins its wheels a little.
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In reality, no matter how Pyongyang spins it, North Korea is a poor country in desperate need of outside help.
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"My concern is if the Republicans pivot and the pendulum spins in the other direction," he said about net neutrality.
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The stylPro Original Makeup Brush Cleaner and Dryer spins your makeup brushes clean and dry in 30 seconds or less.
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Until his fear spins him aroundand up the cement stairs, a chemical windrising to find some spark to fire it.
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It seems that coordination and collusion are legal versions of street dancing; anything goes, as long as it spins fast.
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As a side project, he collected footage of crazy spins on black ice; the video is catnip to local news.
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The bucket has a special spinner, activated by a foot pedal, that spins your mop and keeps water splashes contained.
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Now 31, Ms. Waller-Bridge spins off her sexually rapacious, anger-riddled, flailing London cafe owner persona into this series.
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AND FINALLY You're not you when you're hungry This dog spins around like a tornado while waiting for his food.
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As the rhythmical music plays, the pitch rises, the song speeds up, and the music spins you around and around.
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It not only spins the balance wheel on one axis but it actually rotates the entire wheel in three dimensions.
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Wainwright varied speeds, spins and deliveries to keep Miami off-balance, collecting a spate or weak grounders and fly balls.
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This multimedia presentation focuses on a girl taking steps — not to mention leaps and spins — toward her adult artistic identity.
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Like a ballerina on a music box, the model spins on a rotating platform, a fragile vision in luminous white.
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She stops suddenly, as if she's been struck, the moment you enter the circle, then spins around to face you.
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By forming this wire into a loop, you can get a torque on this current so that it spins. Boom.
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The polished corporate look and domestic scene soon succumb to a thrilling onslaught of tricks, tumbles, spins and synchronized gestures.
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When Brad looks confused, Cunanan spins again, in a monologue so wondrous it deserves reproduction: I said I'm a banker.
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The earth's "axial tilt" is a jaunty 23.5 degrees, for example, while Uranus spins at 98 degrees, or nearly sideways.
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Kim was the first woman to pair three 360-degree spins off one wall, then the other, back in 143.
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And sometimes when it spins around especially fast, I feel like I'm going to fall off into the orchestra pit.
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The current scoring system assigns a specific number points for each element of skating, including jumps, spins and musical interpretation.
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The head spins as he trots past thinkers from Plato to Steven Pinker, frequently rendering tendentious judgments along the way.
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When it's time for dance breaks, make sure to join the circle around the regulars pulling spins, splits and jumps.
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The more I read about trigger warnings, safe spaces and petitions to retract scholarly articles, the more my head spins.
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Eyes closed in concentration, he took a few spins around the studio, partnerless, going over the routine on his own.
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"Every time we seem like we get something going, everything spins in the wrong direction," Collins said before the game.
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But she was a surprise Wimbledon semifinalist in 26 and has an uncommon capacity to change speeds, spins and tactics.
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Though it has received a smattering of spins on country radio, it hasn't even appeared on Billboard's country airplay chart.
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"How Trump spins how 'what's good for America is good for the world' is going to be interesting," said Sinche.
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It racked up 1.8 billion total audience spins on iHeartMedia, Poleman said, including on the iHeartRadio app and radio stations.
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The 17-year-old's jumps were some of the highest, giving her enough air time to complete spins and flips.
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Through the night and the next day, cloud after cloud spins off the mountain and sails over the plains below.
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It comes from the gears that carry power from the electric motor to the belt that spins the back wheel.
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It would also allow a dangerous foray of federal prosecutors into political statements, potentially criminalizing some spins but ignoring others.
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Like our sun rises and sets as the Earth spins on its axis, so do the stars in the sky.
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In 2018, as in the late '80s, the world spins forward, and reactionaries are unable to turn the clock back.
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And it very intentionally turns all three of its major male characters into masculine spins on ancient women character types.
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What separates the B-Boy's is individual style—their ability to translate acrobatic spins into a singular form of attitude.
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I was always taken by her grace, poise, fluidity, and ability to make dizzying spins and breakback stunts look effortless.
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The GOE measures how well (or how poorly) a skater performed a technical element like jumps, spins, and step sequences.
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It takes a few spins, but a fidget spinner can definitely if momentarily, distract from the daunting prospect of the apocalypse.
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If episode 17 spun a tidy web of the narrative, episode 18 spins it backwards; now, there are loose ends again.
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It spins 88 times per second, which means the tip is traveling a ridiculous 188.182 MPH...sometimes directly into his car.
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If I were to take the spins of the black holes before they merged, they could have been affected by superradiance.
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The rotors suddenly appear to slow slightly, and the aircraft spins twice and begins to drop with the nose pointing down.
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Enceladus spins around its gas giant along an elliptical orbit, where the constant gravitational pushing and pulling creates a tidal effect.
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Magnetism is the result of electrons' spins, which can either have the value of "up" or "down," and how they align.
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In Museo there's a fantastic scene where Wilson lifts Juan in the air and spins him around in a celebratory way.
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The star, which typically spins at a rate of 30 rotations per second, has had smaller glitches 24 times since then.
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Once installed, after engineers commit their front-end code to GitHub, FeaturePeek automatically spins up a review environment in the background.
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They're betting that Trump will take the blame if the system set up by the Affordable Care Act spins into meltdown.
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As the storm spins up, the Saharan dust is absorbed in cloud droplets and washed out of the storm as rain.
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For the most part, it's probably what you're imagining: a choreographed freestyle ski program full of jumps, spins, and other stunts.
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A figure looks up at a globe; on the hour the monkey at his feet spins and a little dog jumps.
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For example, in party mode, the lights flash, the chandelier spins, music blasts, and the stairs convert themselves into a slide.
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When it spins an LED display projects a mesmerising animation of patterns, shapes and Syd's face that appears and disappears tantalisingly.
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The American forecast model predicts Matthew will weaken as it spins back through the Atlantic and hits southern Florida next week.
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To get the full effect, do that one move she has where she spins around someone's neck and knocks them down.
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He scored the highest number in the next round of spins, and went on to win a car and a cruise.
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Concentrated solar power plants harness the sun's energy using mirrors to heat water and produce steam that spins energy-generating turbines.
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The strong magnetic field of the large magnet repels the top, and a gyroscopic effect keeps it stable as it spins.
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It is undoubtedly spinning, but the experienced pilot, who holds countless records for inverted spins, is always firmly in control.[YouTube]
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BT Group "shares were cheap," Einhorn said, with potential value unlocked if the British telecom spins off last mile network Openreach.
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For the third time, Dior has collaborated with a team of artists to put their own spins on the luxurious tote.
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The faster a planet spins, the stronger that effect would be, and the harder it would be to warm the poles.
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They all have their own unique spins on things, and that's one of the things I really love about this job.
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With a diverse crew pouring all sorts of spins into the experience, they had more than enough footage to choose from.
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Image: Hanns Jaeger/APRound Up amusement ride spins visitors until the centrifugal force is enough to push them against its wall.
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What's most fun about Shaolin Soccer is that Chow never overestimates his movie's main attraction: characters performing impossible kicks and spins.
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It's become a cycle that moves faster than 24-hour news—one that spins so fast it's hard to keep up.
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As the sad tale unfolds, each inflection point that spins the plot in a new direction is marked by a puzzle.
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The neutron star spins 30 times a second, sending out detectable beams of energy that give the impression that it's pulsating.
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There are no sides or crafty spins in my question to you, only a genuine fear for my continued presence here.
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On average, each nitrogen-vacancy spin is strongly coupled to four carbon-13 spins within a distance of about 1 nanometer.
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As the storm spins anti-clockwise, it slams against the flow of the lower atmosphere and creates a lot of turbulence.
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According to SPINS retail sales data published by The Good Food Institute, the plant-based meat industry has shown extraordinary growth.
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As Mr. Michele spins out his epic, with all its artistic digressions and excess and emotion, he could use one, too.
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The planet also spins at a relatively slow speed, taking 243 days to rotate around itself fully, according to Scientific American.
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In a primitive visual style and with chipperly voiced, subtitled narration, he spins fables of men brought low by their vanities.
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In each chapter, Dickey spins riveting tales and then carefully unwinds these narratives, exposing the materials and motivations of their construction.
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There's some complicated engineering refinement going on, but the end result is a turntable that always spins smoothly at any speed.
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Judges can also ding a skater for mistakes on other technical elements like spins, or for not performing required program elements.
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While Krista feels happy about the hookup, the Cal U rumor mill spins a far more salacious story suggesting sexual assault.
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Such is the designer mind, which then spins it all together in a centrifuge only to spit it back out, transformed.
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He barely ever looks tired—and when he does, LeBron still somehow spins it to send a chill down your spine.
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It spins and lurches and gets him so lost that, if he's not stuck to a wall, he's running in circles.
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A fidget spinner makes an ASMR-type noise, it has a pleasing heft to it, and it spins really fucking fast.
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"The way it works is, you collect your sample, you put a few drops in, and it spins," Mr. Sommer said.
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We crossed out the word female because Paris thinks it makes no difference whether a dude or a chick spins tunes.
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Pandora meanwhile said Monday that "Total Eclipse of the Heart" had spiked 4.43,136 percent in spins on their music listening service.
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The merger is expected to be completed around the same time that United Technologies spins out the Carrier and Otis businesses.
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The earth's "axial tilt" is a jaunty 23.5 degrees, for example, while Uranus, above, spins at 98 degrees, or nearly sideways.
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It's worth remembering that many elements of the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were silly spins and spoofs of superhero staples.
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Though the tribe expands, Madden's devoted, imperfect relationships with girls and women form the centrifugal force around which her story spins.
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There was the Warriors' Kevin Durant, the 23-foot wunderkind, practicing his ballerino 113-degree spins and shooting and never missing.
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But through warnings and disaster, the world spins on, and the Trump administration finds other ways to alter longstanding environmental policies.
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Hekker's next trick could be the punt he has been fiddling with: It spins as if kicked with his left foot.
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AMD's RX 27 XT and 22019 blower spins up almost immediately into a game, and it's distracting unless you're using headphones.
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Heat is transformed into steam that spins turbines to generate electricity much like conventional power plants that burn coal or gas.
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The earth spins them toward morning, and he cannot close his eyes for the vertigo; he has to urge it on.
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OK, so the record player is technically just playing music while the cookie spins around — unlike a real record player, obviously.
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According to the product page, it uses a precisely engineered gyroscope that spins at over 18,000 RPMs to generate powerful resistance.
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Another experiment will precisely measure the distance from Earth to the spacecraft, which will track how Mars wobbles as it spins.
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The "Extreme" is a Wisdom Super Sizzler amusement ride, which spins passengers in a horizontal circle, according to the police's statement.
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This movie spins the body-swap bottle with dizzying frequency, giving each of its stars a chance to play multiple roles.
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A representative for Fox News did not respond to a question of how viewers should parse these conflicting spins on Bolton.
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A fidget spinner is a rotating device set on ball bearings that spins for a long period of time once flicked.
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But the president from time to time lobs a grenade on top of these efforts and spins the escalation up again.
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Ms. Sexton, who plays the bride, has written fine roles for actors, but the play itself spins its mobile-home wheels.
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But as another election cycle spins into gear, Ocasio-Cortez is also working to upset that dynamic from the inside out.
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But if that music was all toughness through its rhythms, then the harmonic content of the song spins it another way.
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Angry baby boomers are taking their countries back at the same time as the world spins catastrophically out of their control.
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That caution should probably be applied to the Strike, too, as Lightning spins up its larger-scale manufacturing for the first time.
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This recent phenomenon spins cosplay on its head by tossing out elaborate costumes and opting instead for everyday items in your closet.
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Drama is brewing in the greater Kardashian-Jenner orbit, and it's all going down on Snapchat as the world spins madly on.
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WeissScientists have measured a fundamental property of a supermassive black hole—how fast it spins—by measuring a star slamming into it.
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Though his research is arguably for the greater good, the collateral damage he's wrought to accomplish that research spins a darker story.
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This juicer has a 1,000-watt motor that spins up to 13,000 RPMs to produce 30 percent more juice than traditional juicers.
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After a few spins through the air, the poor girl is queasier than Corinne's nanny when she's chopping up those damn cucumbers.
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From new spins on classics to totally out-of-the-box looks (we see you, gold lipstick), all paths lead to cool.
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The robot barista then spins around, grabs a cup from the dispenser, and sticks it under the industrial-grade WMF espresso machine.
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As the rotor spins, passing air flows with a lower pressure on one side compared to the other, creating a propulsion force.
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This approach has been wildly successful in explaining how water molecules crystallize into ice, and how atomic spins align to form magnets.
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You could then imagine these spins taking on one of three magnetic phases: random, aligned with an external magnetic field, or alternating.
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Ostashevsky, whose first language is Russian, spins his song from the displacements and discoveries of his own voyages for our reading pleasure.
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The crutches fall at Vice's side as Doughty spins him around against the wall and then pushes him down to the floor.
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But unlike Thorne's relateively understated approach to the look, they went rogue and added their very own unique spins to the concept.
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The couple also posted a Snapchat video where Kardashian picks Chyna up off the ground and the couple spins around while laughing.
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Finally, Alice relents and spins the tale of the Midnight Club, a group made up of every single major teen character's parents.
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For example, if one dancer moves or spins at a slightly different pace than their partner, it could mean huge point deductions.
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"Tonight's dance party," Legend captioned the video, which shows Teigen, 33, cradling little Miles, 10 months, as Legend spins Luna in circles.
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Despite the catchy setup, the novel spins into something far more intimate as it traces the relationships that form among the hostages.
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The 216.75D cleaning action oscillates, spins, and pulsates to break up any gunk lodged between your teeth and along your gum line.
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Over the course of their summer of friendship, the aviator draws his story, and spins her the tale of the Little Prince.
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Instead, in one motion he spins back to Redick (who pops off DeAndre Jordan's screen) and feeds him for an open three.
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Image: National Cancer InstituteThis small tabletop centrifuge spins DNA samples in a laboratory at the New Orleans BioInnovation Center in New Orleans.
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Powered by two 1,250- horsepower motors, the facility then spins at up to 38.3 revolutions per minute to simulate a 30g environment.
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NASA's Earth Observatory explains:Concentrated solar power plants use the Sun's energy to heat water and produce steam that spins energy-generating turbines.
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With its ergonomic shape, rust-resistant construction, and quiet spins, the Orbiter is the better way to get a handle on distractions.
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Consider these innovative spins on the designs your pass to extend your wear time for a few more days — or even weeks.
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The drive spins at 22,2666 rpm and has a continuous read and write speed of 24.5 MB/s with 2480 MB cache.
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The go-kart spins the cage around while a bunch of fireworks at the top make the whole thing even more spectacular.
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This fluid is used to heat up a nearby source of water, which turns to steam and spins turbines to create energy.
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You can get lost in the swirls and spins of Jupiter's clouds and storms, and Juno caught an amazing view of them.
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In case you're wondering, nope, she never got dizzy doing those perfect presto-change-o spins ("Some dance lessons" helped, she cracks).
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Only the show spins the joke around, reveling in its own sense of scale and importance to a point of utter ridiculousness.
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It is the kiss on the dance floor just before the ceiling spins the kissers apart and they lose each other forever.
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Reversing the impression that the White House spins out of control will be the first test of Kelly's mettle and leadership skills.
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Ring Bearer, in a vest, spins Flower Girl 1, who wears a white dress with a pink sash and a floral headband.
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It spins your head around, makes you see things that aren't there—or that are, but that you're not supposed to acknowledge.
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As the rotor spins, passing air will flow with a lower pressure on one side compared to the other, the business said.
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In devising their menu, Mr. Kinch and the Bywater's chef, David Morgan, couldn't resist adding personal spins to some of the classics.
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He transcribes voice mail messages he might need later; he spins out disturbing fictions that feature Alec, sea voyages and sex trafficking.
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Despite the power of the 120V motor, which spins the juicing cone at an impressive 120 RPM, the juicer is extremely quiet.
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An eerie science-fiction soundtrack plays as fake fog envelops a contraption in the center ring that slowly spins like a satellite.
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The harder this piston pushes on the crankshaft, the harder the crankshaft spins, the more total energy a car's engine puts out.
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Ms. Juodkaite, dressed in black tights and polo-neck sweater, spins around the stage for several minutes on end, more than once.
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If you can't believe it, don't worry: a few spins of her new single "Muscle Memory" should lay any doubts to rest.
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Sherman-Palladino spins Midge's domestic crises into uproarious stage material and keeps the laughs coming as Midge's life is turned upside down.
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As the car spins, you have the opportunity to interact with the other riders, which is not common on a roller coaster.
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The people I am talking about are educated and intelligent, but cut off from politics because of polarizing spins from the media.
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Earth pirouettes around its axis once every 24 hours or so, while Jupiter spins comparatively briskly, once in roughly 9.8 Earth-hours.
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Our DC sources say Michelle and her Secret Service agents used to get private classes, but now she spins with the public.
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These performers, all with powerful upper-body musculature, are street dancers; the upside-down spins like those you find in break dancing.
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This bristly, swiveling, motorized apparatus spins when a cow touches it, allowing the animal to reach places it couldn't on its own.
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After class, put those skills to use at a public party while a D.J. spins under the late-summer sky.martinezdancestudio.com/community-outreach
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The mix is then transferred to a second tank, where a centrifuge spins the lumpy liquid, separating the oil from the sands.
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"Barnes chewing back some vomit over there," he quipped when the dancers were in the middle of a grueling series of spins.
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It is often in a clublike environment, where immediately after you play there's a D.J. that spins trendy Western music circa 21.
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The more the system spins out of control, the more Americans lose patience with government — and perhaps with any immigration at all.
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T. is doing two Master's programs simultaneously and my head spins just thinking of all the things he's crammed into his schedule.
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As he touches the finger, his head spins, and when he passes out, again, it's like another white light shoots through him.
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As the rotor spins, passing air will flow with a lower pressure on one side compared to the other, the business says.
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The cleaning system is backed by Dyson's digital motor which spins at 72,000 rpm, generating a reported 20 air watts of suction.
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Three years later, YouTube Red is renamed YouTube Premium, and spins off its music-streaming to a separate service, called YouTube Music.
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It's even more impressive when the performer then spins the plates and still manages to prevent them from crashing to the ground.
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A number I'll call "True" spins what Mr. Veneziale tells us are completely factual reminiscences from a word suggested by the audience.
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Conversely, if you have many narrow areas to mow, a smaller deck, the area within which the blade spins around, is best.
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The camera hurtles down corridors, flips over and spins around, a frenetic kineticism that increases the intensity and then drains it away.
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The competitions, meanwhile, would be referred to as "battles" and feature dancers taking turns performing dance moves and spins on the floor.
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Netflix barely ekes out a profit now, but the bulls say that as the flywheel spins, it will eventually begin earning enormous sums.
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N. K. Jemisin—whose novel The Fifth Season won the 2016 Hugo award—spins a cautionary tale about resource depletion and interplanetary relations.
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Inside is a pet brush roll that spins at over 3,000 RPM and is tangle free for hair up to eight inches long.
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But if the spins are fast enough, it could be a way to measure the friction that particles might feel against spacetime itself.
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There were rock kicks, countless spins, and even more hair flips that brought attention to the performer's platinum blonde tresses and dark roots.
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So, Catherine, clad in just her hospital gown, joyously spins through the operating room as her unofficial theme song blasts through the speakers.
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This thing ran hot ALL the time, and you can feel the HDD vibrate through the palm rest every time it spins up.
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A cage around the propellers spins more slowly than the propellers and is constantly on the lookout for biological material approaching the blades.
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Located 900 feet above downtown Las Vegas, on top of the Stratosphere Casino, Hotel & Tower, Insanity spins riders at a 70-degree angle.
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The game designer, who most recently crafted fascinating new spins on chess and solitaire, just released a word game called TypeShift on iOS.
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Instead, the desktop has a 1TB hard drive that spins at 7,200RPM, which will be fine for those who aren't expecting top speed.
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Ms. Bond's "A Time There Was," though, is frantic and overpacked: The spins, kicks and embellished details of the arms rarely slow down.
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LIGO's most recent detection, for instance, seems to have been caused by the merging of two black holes whose spins were not aligned.
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Throughout his career, he's consistently exhibited two special talents: putting new spins on established genres, and doing it without sacrificing attention to characters.
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Thanks to the moon's gravitational tug, the speed at which Earth spins has been slowing since the satellite's birth about 4.5bn years ago.
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Yet from the way Annie spins and gawks as if the London townhouse lives up to expectations, you know which twin is which.
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It's a nod to "Fitzcarraldo," in which the rubber baron blasts opera arias into the jungle as his boat spins out of control.
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And while it tops out at just five miles per hour, the real fun is putting the Wild Thing into 360-degree spins.
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In this configuration, the atom has what's called magnetic bistability: It has two stable magnetic states with different spins (just go with it).
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The resilient national volunteer told PEOPLE that the runway snafu will not prevent her from future catwalk spins because she's mastered the technique.
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The cameras were taken out of the original setup, repositioned in a vertical arc, and mounted on a platform that spins 360 degrees.
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"Day one she loves him, day two she hates him, day three, she' back with him -- boy, spins round and round," she said.
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Scientists Have a Crazy Hunch About Why the Sun Is Spinning Too SlowlyPhysicists have long known that the Sun spins, like the Earth.
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There are other ways the team thinks it could spot this superradiance effect, by measuring the spins in sets of colliding black holes.
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Trump isn't a character; he's more like a weather pattern that spins around the characters' weather vanes so they're disoriented, but still intact.
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In this element of their free programme, Radford tosses Duhamel, who spins four times in the air before landing backwards on one foot.
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For every breakup tune in which the singer laments about love lost, there's another that spins a split into an empowering life event.
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While SOSV spins out accelerators to focus on different industries, issues or technologies about every two years, HAX is its longest-running accelerator.
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It wouldn't be the best idea to pay for an ad offering a 2-for-1 discount on cheeseburgers to somebody who spins.
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While Carter spins his records, lefty OUT there will be digitally painting on the objects in the room from within the VR headset.
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Sanders has acknowledged his lack of a Senate endorsement, but spins the fact as proof he is running as an anti-establishment candidate.
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Jenna Dewan Tatum slays as she spins into the frame, working her moves from her stint dancing for Missy Elliot and Janet Jackson.
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Supersymmetry posits that all the particles in the standard model must have a shadow "super partner" that spins in a slightly different direction.
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The spins became less frequent and better hidden and the right hand leads and swings were replaced with scientific, piston like straight strikes.
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Perfect by Ed Sheeran got 2.3 billion audience spins and streams alone, but Post Malone got 3.8 billion in total across his catalog.
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Later in that article, Gould spins out his fantasy for recordings of the future, when a listener would be granted tape-edit options.
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The young guard Irving can call to mind a young Earl Monroe, a nervous breakdown collection of jiving sidesteps and spins and jukes.
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I enjoy the frank calm of both these women — Ms. Juodkaite even talks as she spins — until it tips, repeatedly, into self-indulgence.
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Buy it here >>Bestselling author Leigh Bardugo spins a tale of dark intrigue amongst the Ivy League elite in her enthralling adult debut.
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Unifi, a long standing and fast-growing North Carolina textiles company, buys some of those bales and spins them into yarn called Repreve.
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I used VR in a car going 90 mph and didn't get sick Audi spins out Holoride to put VR in every car
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The downward force drives an energy-storing flywheel inside the tile, which spins to convert kinetic energy into electrical energy through electromagnetic induction.
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Later, when Winfrey asks about the extent to which Armstrong's past teammates were pressured to dope, Lance spins into paroxysms of nitpicky detail.
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Instead, Embiid uses a power move to the outside of Frye's shoulder, hits him with a ton of force, and then spins away.
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The hardest part was creating the escapement, the toothed "fork" that releases and grabs the balance wheel as it spins back and forth.
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Punch-Drunk Love occasionally spins off into the surreal, but is mostly just very funny, a cult favorite since its release in 2002.
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Even when singing about cocaine and his empty heart, the rapper/singer spins silk with his vocals over productions punctuated by jazzy keys.
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Alex Brown Church, the creative mind behind this Los Angeles-based band, spins stormy romance and natural imagery into graceful indie-folk melodies.
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Their friendship is the crucial and absolute fact in the movie, though of course it will be tested as the night spins onward.
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Dutch gymnast Sanne Wevers won beam on Wednesday by doing many difficult spins—but only because Biles almost fell off during her routine.
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Bublik surprised Thiem with an underhand serve in the first set and frustrated him with a series of drop shots, spins and volleys.
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" A set of variations on a song from the Ladino tradition of Sephardic Jews spins, Mr. Tommasini wrote, "modal melodies into fleecy lines.
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Clanton wants profits from the Def Jam song, as well as an order from a judge prohibiting 2 Chainz's "Proud" from getting spins.
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Accompanied by drumbeats and keyboard riffs, he spins out insults, sexual boasts and old-time fables, like the story of the signifying monkey.
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I've got to figure out a different way — carve my way through the draw somehow with my slice, my spins, my consistency, maybe.
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Amanda spins fantasies with words; Serafina, caught between languages—her mamma-mia English is studded with Italian—fantasizes, too, but with her flesh.
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Ms. Sexton, who plays the bride, has written fine roles for actors, but the play itself spins its mobile-home wheels (1:453).
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You have to smile about its Rauschenberg décor: It consists of an upended bicycle wheel, which spins by remote control now and then.
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"It's exciting, but a little bit nerve-racking because it spins really fast and makes a loud noise like 'Reeeiiiinnnn'," Ms. Lesnek said.
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On a recent Thursday at Golden Diner, two patrons took three-hundred-and-sixty-degree spins, in perfect unison, on their swivelling stools.
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Kendra is 26-foot-22018, with long blonde hair that swirls around her face when she twists and drifts and spins and soars.
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Mr. McDonagh, our foremost practitioner of the Irish gothic, spins an enjoyably unsightly tale of mother and daughter, no sash or tiara required.
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In its announcement, Twitter spins its history a bit by saying how privacy has been its focus since the service's creation in 2006.
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Ever wonder how figure skaters are able to maintain their balance as they perform spins and flips that would make most people dizzy?
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And while his past recommendations like , and still hold up, Cramer wanted to flag some new spins on the stay-at-home space.
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If spins or selected accounts were criminal matters, Pennsylvania Avenue would be jammed with thousands of officials being frogmarched to the federal penitentiary.
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They watch carefully as a mobile rig, mounted on tank treads, hammers and spins a drill bit hundreds of yards into the bedrock.
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Now that it's out in the open, a bidding war is sure to ensue, and Comcast and Disney will offer their respective spins.
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"With Azure Container Instances we've actually led the way for per-second billing, with a service that spins up in seconds and spins down in seconds, we realized it was incredibly critical to give customers this granularity in costs," Corey Sanders, Microsoft's head of product for Azure Compute, told me at the Microsoft Ignite conference when I asked him about his company's plans.
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It's called Big Time Adolescence, and it's about a high schooler whose life spins when he comes into contact with a charismatic college dropout.
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More importantly, it enables torque vectoring, when the computer spins one wheel faster or slower than another, providing superior handling and grip in corners.
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With the help of hydrogen and nitrogen nuclei, which also have spins, the electrons oscillate between the two states in an external magnetic field.
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I don't need any consolation prize-inspired spins on a day that is very clearly and obviously centered around something I don't have: Love.
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In hydrogen, these spins can line up parallel to each other, with both pointing in the same direction, or antiparallel, pointing in opposite directions.
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JUNEAU, Alaska — "Every Alaska governor spins the oil price wheel, " joked the current governor, Bill Walker, during an interview in his office last month.
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Performing immediately after Biles, she adjusted her D-score to 6.6 from 7.0 and executed a graceful routine featuring numerous spins, including a triple.
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The way she happily spins around in her new wheelchair is a sure sign that even the most neglected animals can overcome horrible circumstances.
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It's a two-part, by-hand procedure that begins with the laborer painting the inside of the tube as it spins on a centrifuge.
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So to celebrate National Chocolate Chip Day, we've compiled a list of some of the most unique and enticing spins on this crowd-pleaser.
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If you have a ceiling fan, Dr. Hollingshaus suggests reversing the direction so it spins counterclockwise to push hot air out of the way.
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It will also "play" with its owner if they touch the base, and even spins around and dances when it's soaking up the sun.
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The 1.2-amp motor spins the rotary head from 5,000 all the way up to 35,000 rpm to tackle drilling, grinding, sanding, and polishing.
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The seasons, and the changing length of daylight hours throughout the year, are all due to one fact: Earth spins on a tilted axis.
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Tidal disruptions expose the masses, spins and sheer numbers of black holes in the universe, the vast majority of which would be otherwise invisible.
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" It spins the tale of a young teenager who transforms into an adult superhero when he shouts the name "Shazam" — think "Superman" meets "Big.
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Scientists have long known that the axis on which the planet spins is prone to wavering, but some of the reasons have escaped understanding.
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Later that night, her car spins off a country road, and she wakes up in the aforementioned bunker, with her captor looming over her.
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First, a low resolution 3D globe spins slowly, and then like fungi blossoming, thousands of tiny green dots begin to appear all over it.
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Part of it is 30 Roc and Cheeze Beatz's production, which tries to pick up speed but just spins tires and never takes off.
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Dogtooth, Alps, The Lobster—each spins out from its own absurd premise, guided less by logic than by an apparently boundless impulse to provoke.
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The plan spins out of control when Roach, covered in flammable spray, runs through a fire to escape Badison, setting her entire body alight.
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Other times, they'll take a few extra spins around the block in the hopes that you don't know your surroundings well enough to notice.
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If you have a hard disk on your Mac, checking this spins down your hard drive at the earliest possible convenience to save power.
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This also means that if your Mac has been inactive it could take a minute to get going again as the disk spins up.
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AND I HAVE TO SAY MY HEAD SPINS A BIT TRYING TO THINK ABOUT WHAT THE ADMINISTRATION THINKS FROM ONE DAY TO THE NEXT.
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In one of Konami's commercials, Mr. Uchimura spins on a pommel horse in the middle of an office full of presumably exercise-deprived workers.
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Maybe your luck will keep on holding, in defiance of expectations and natural law, even as the great world spins and its orbit degrades.
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Everyone bearing witness is blissfully lost, some with eyes closed in a private state of euphoria, others responding with primal spins and waving limbs.
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It hits a couple things, but neither is the back of the net, and spins high and — safely if you're Croatia — out of bounds.
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The eye normally tracks towards human figures, but here it's drawn to the room's lively décor where it spins before going towards the women.
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When that customer receives the surplus energy, his meter wheel spins, ensuring that the consumption is tracked and the utility gets paid for it.
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It felt reanimated, right down to the ways that the various performers were doing spins on what the original actors brought to the roles.
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It features cars that turn back and forth in controlled spins (so you don't get nauseated) while traveling up to 50.3 miles per hour.
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They fully believe the conspiracy theories Mr. Trump spins on Twitter — from the birther movement to wind turbines causing cancer and everything in between.
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A D.J. spins, rows of rainbow umbrellas suspended over the courtyard add a festive air, and the whole atmosphere is laid-back and fun.
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As in China, it's clear the Iranian authorities are still focusing on crushing dissent, even as a public health crisis spins out of control.
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Like all drill/drivers, a hammer drill is a tool that spins a bit around super fast, boring holes or sinking screws as needed.
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It is an entire procedure of control and discipline, that spins through our earliest systems of education and our most popular of pop culture.
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It bounces lower and spins in the opposite direction than the heavy topspin groundstrokes that are the coin of the realm in pro tennis.
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Over just 85033 years, a 3 percent growth rate expands the economy and spins off $3 trillion more annual tax revenues and spending reductions.
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The trendy women's athletic clothing brand will be part of Gap, Inc's (GPS) fresh start after the company spins off its powerhouse, Old Navy.
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They're modern spins on classic retro consoles that let you play your favorite original SNES or Sega Genesis games on a modern HDMI television.
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Elon Musk is taking his super cool looking Cybertruck out for real-world spins now -- and it made its debut in ... Malibu, of course.
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However, the missile flies for approximately nine minutes and 40 miles before it spins out of control, according to a U.S. Pacific Command statement.
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Swift closed behind a piano for a soaring version of "Lover," accompanied by the spins of the ballet stars Misty Copeland and Craig Hall.
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The mobile proscenium swivels and spins all through the show, switching point of view with such smooth speed you can almost feel the wind.
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In the end, Haley Sung — wrapped in orange fabric — spins across the stage like a dervish, yet this final declaration of emotion feels incidental.
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Whenever our son spins an object on the floor, or drops a toy, our downstairs neighbor bangs violently on the ceiling, often shouting obscenities.
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Then he lets you try out the record spins yourself, explaining how you can adjust the crossfader and beats per minute to control the turntables.
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Guarini then spins his bride around, and, in true Patrick Swayze form, twirls her all over the dance floor for the remainder of the song.
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Spending six consecutive weeks at No. 1 at Alternative Radio, the song broke a 13-plus-year record for number of spins at the format.
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At first she thought it was sleep deprivation—she hadn't had a good night's sleep—but that had never given her the spins like this.
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If the spins line up with the black holes' orbit around one another, then the pair probably formed together as the orbiting stars both collapsed.
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Image: ESA/HubbleYou might be aware of one of Uranus' complexities: It spins on its side, and its moons orbit on that same rotated plane.
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It takes the well-worn high school buddy comedy and spins it on its head — including the costumes worn by its colorful cast of characters.
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The final scene, in which he spins a story to try and make her happy, is perhaps the most poignant moment in the entire show.
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For six years now, her successful blog, The Kitchenista Diaries, has been encouraging food lovers to try their own mouthwatering, healthy spins on Black cuisine.
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Moment of inertia is a term physicists use to describe a body's tendency to resist rotation; the smaller it is, the easier an object spins.
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The spinner floats around, while continuing to spin, and even spins around itself in some sort of triple spin with no signs of slowing down.
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When this uranium undergoes a fission chain reaction, it boils water to generate steam, which spins a turbine to power a generator and produce electricity.
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The repeated winding and unwinding of the strings spins the disks super fast, allowing to separate blood from plasma in a short period of time.
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Hard drives basically work like vinyl records: there's a disk inside that spins around and a reader arm that reads it as it passes by.
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However, given the excitement of the last two years, you wouldn't bet against a few more spins of what Antaike calls the alumina "roller coaster".
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As the camera spins, it captures about 100 photos of the user and volumetrically stitches them together into a realistic 3D avatar of your body.
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But the Earth spins faster at the equator than at the poles, because our planet's midsection has the furthest distance to travel with each rotation.
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It clicks along around four of five notes—guitars that slowly trip into each other while a soft-howling organ spins around in the background.
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Turns out the spinning totem (which spins forever if in a dream and falls if in reality) does actually fall after the cut to black.
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For that end sequence when she comes out on the ice, those 30 or 40 seconds with all those turns and spins, that's all Margot.
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When he can't find the right street, he grows increasingly flustered, before the woman entering his father's cab spins the story in a new direction.
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The only thing to keep you going is the hope that TacoSpin will give you a little encouragement, perhaps after 500 spins, or a 1000.
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And when it comes to the iconic black ankle boot, that means opting for new heel shapes, inventive designs, and subtle spins on the classic.
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What's eluded physicists is a detailed model of how such an organized pattern of aligned spins emerges from the countless quantum interactions between individual electrons.
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The jump, which pushes the limits of athleticism, sees Radford toss Duhamel, who spins four times in the air before landing backwards on one foot.
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That's the kind of irony you can only dream up, sparking the kind of smirking outrage that quickly spins beyond comprehension all over social media.
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