Thickest carpet: HaierShag can touch the plush carpet in Haier's booth.
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The work of Ayn Rand bears the residue of amphetamines thickest.
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Beer/mug koozies: Your thickest socks are best for this one.
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It's the thickest concentration of poverty that you could manufacture and condense.
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Right now, the camera module is the thickest part in the iPhone.
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The suet pastry is robust and quite hard at its thickest points.
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It's not the thickest or the juiciest chicken, but it's pretty good.
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We stand together shoulder to shoulder in the thickest of the fight.
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It is thickest on the buttocks, and thinnest on the arms and thighs.
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Bake until a thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 165°, about 12 minutes.
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In this country, the deepest cracks are covered speedily with the thickest cement.
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The thickest energy pipelines use a grade of steel that is produced abroad.
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It doesn't have to waste fuel cutting through the thickest parts of the atmosphere.
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It weighs just 22 pounds and measures just 22-inches at its thickest point.
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It's the least vibrant, dimmest, and has the worst (thickest) bezels of the three.
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To check for doneness, poke the thickest part of the thigh with a fork.
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I'm not the first one from there, I just put it on the thickest.
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Widespread discrimination South Korea has one of the thickest glass ceilings in the world.
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Archie Moore's and Buffalo Wild Wings were the thickest, while Frank's was particularly thin.
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Next, we have by far the thickest layer which encompasses the individually wrapped coils.
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The Hell Gate Bridge has the thickest rivets of any bridge in New York.
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Within seconds of setting foot on the sand, the heat pierces even the thickest shoes.
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It's all very weary-making, even for the most fearless and thickest-skinned among us.
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This is the thickest option, featuring a raised lining that's best suited for extreme cold.
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It's 0.57-inch thickness is also thinner the MacBook Air's thickest point of 0.64 inches.
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Its pile of non-performing loans is one of Europe's thickest, at around €80 billion.
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It has a 13-inch display, and is only 0.61 inches thick at its thickest.
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It also bears the thickest piece of chicken I've seen on a fried-chicken sandwich.
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Fry the chicken until each piece reads at least 165°F at its thickest point.
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Those days are when Earth's orbit crosses through the thickest part of the cosmic stream.
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That's no surprise: The organization has never wavered from its commitment to jazz's thickest roots.
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The fillet had the thickest batter of all, but the fish inside was just fine.
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They're still totally wearable, and I can wear the thickest socks I want with them.
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It should be about 2-inches long and 1-inch in diameter at its thickest point.
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To make sure it's done, insert a butter knife into the thickest part of a fillet.
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Deryck likes this thin option by BaBylissPRO, which is slim enough to catch the thickest roots.
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Grill, flipping once, until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part reads 165°F, 40 minutes.
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The perennial sea ice lasts from one year to the next and represents the thickest ice.
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As for dimensions, it's 3.4 millimeters at its thinnest point and 8.5 millimeters at its thickest.
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The crowd was at its thickest near the location of the would-be pop-up shop.
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When fully cured, the gravlax should be firm to the touch at the thickest part. 2.
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That's where scientists expect the ice "to be at its thickest and most stable," Petty says.
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Arctic ice Warming temperatures seem to be affecting the thickest and oldest ice in the Arctic.
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And while neither Mi Notebook Air is as thin as HP's crazy-sleek Spectre, at 0.58 inches and 0.5 inches, respectively, they're both thinner than Apple's MacBook Air (0.68 inches at thickest point) and comparable to the MacBook, which measures 0.52 inches at its thickest point.
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Flip chicken; bake until a thermometer inserted into thickest portion of chicken registers 165°, about 25 minutes.
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It's also thinner than the newer, ultra-thin MacBook, which is 0.52 inch at it's thickest point.
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Bake in oven until a meat thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 195°, 6 to 8 hours.
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Check that the chicken is cooked through by cutting into the thickest part of the breast. 3.
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Cook until a thermometer inserted in the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, 35 minutes.
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After all, I'd stuck the temperature sensor in the thickest drumstick so...theoretically everything should have been fine.
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This saves on fuel, since the rocket doesn't have to travel through the thickest parts of the atmosphere.
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The medals are all 85mm in diameter, measuring 7.7mm at their thinnest part and 23mm at their thickest.
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Earth will pass through the thickest part of the comet&aposs trail during the daytime hours on Aug.
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At 20083 inches thick, it's thinner than the 11- and 13-inch MacBook Air's thickest point (0.68 inches).
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Kanebo's Kate Super Sharp Liquid Liner can draw the thinnest or the thickest line because it's so buildable.
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However, these four categories represent the most predictable, frontal assaults on Trump where the armor is the thickest.
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She is a belter, with a pleasingly serrated voice that cuts through even the thickest of digital backdrops.
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Pros: 100% cashmere, affordable, good variety of styles and colors availableCons: Not the thickest or softest cashmere available
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Plus, it's only 9.8-inches thick at its thickest point, which allows it to crawl into tight spaces.
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And this winter, polar scientists saw something unheard of happening to some of the oldest, thickest ice left.
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Immune to our exhilaration, on an Owl Day, he perched thoughtfully at the edge of the thickest limb.
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When she knew that a spanking was coming, she'd run and put on the thickest jeans she owned.
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But in the coldest months, when the ice is thickest, some venture beneath the ice to gather mussels.
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Sean Spicer is one of the thickest, most compact human beings to have ever stood at that podium.
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While skirmishes are common, the heavy artillery barrages have been the thickest since a flare-up in February.
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We've produced the thickest network of patronage and influence of any country at any time in world history.
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It's a super thin television, measuring just 28 inches at its thickest point, thanks to the aforementioned speaker tech.
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Continue to roast chicken until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the breast reaches 165 degrees — appx.
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Cook for 10 to 12 minutes, or until the juices run clear on the thickest part of the chicken.
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Cook until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, about 7 minutes more.
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Start in the middle — the arch — because it's the thickest and bring the line out with a small flick.
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The thickest, weight-bearing strands of this safety net are treaties that have been cast aside without being replaced.
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Flip and cook, covered, until a thermometer inserted in thickest portion of meat registers 160°, 5 to 6 minutes more.
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And at 7.6mm compared to the Oasis 9.1mm waistline at its thickest point, the Voyage is thinner and sleeker, too.
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It is formed by precipitation over millions of years, and is upward of 3-miles thick in its thickest spots.
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The storm, one of the thickest NASA has ever seen, made it impossible for Opportunity's solar panels to stay powered.
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"The thickest part of the MacBook Air is still thinner than the thinnest part of the TZ series," he gloated.
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Bake until a meat thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 135° (medium-rare) or desired temperature, 3 to 10 minutes.
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Simply place the thermometer in the thickest part of the meat without allowing it to touch bone, fat, or gristle.
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The top layer was super frothy with tiny bubbles and closer to 1 inch thick — the thickest of all five.
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It's the thickest mattress from Allswell, and the thickness more than made up for my cheap, metal, fold-up foundation.
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Roast until golden and a thermometer inserted in the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, about 1 hour.
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However, at the MacBook's thickest edge, which measures a little over a half an inch, the two systems are virtually equal.
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And it is now Delhi, India's capital, that cooks up the thickest and smokiest of those fogs that London once made.
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Bake, uncovered, until a thermometer in thickest portion of meat registers 145°, about 30 minutes, brushing with glaze every 10 minutes.
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Roast chicken in oven until a thermometer inserted in the thickest part of thigh registers 165°, 50 to 55 minutes. 6.
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Texture/ConsistencyThe thickest out of all the varieties, this option had a very distinct filmy quality but was also very smooth.
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Grill chicken until browned on both sides and a thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 165°, about 6 minutes per side.
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Radiesse is the thickest filler being used on my face and as such, the needle needs to be the heaviest gauge.
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S. military intelligence has identified the corridor between Mosul and Tal Afar as the "thickest, strongest, stronghold" of ISIS in Iraq.
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Andrew Bogut and Andre Iguodala—arguably the thickest thorn LeBron's ever had in his paw—will be a year older, too.
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Finally, drag your liner along your lower lashline, starting thickest at the inner corner and getting thinner as you work outward.
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It started long ago as the continental ice sheet developed one of its thickest regions over what is now eastern Canada.
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Harassment was thickest in those close quarters, but I felt O.K. about safety, when not faced with careening cars and mopeds.
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Because red has the longest wavelength, the layers of red iridescent film are the thickest; violet iridescent layers are the thinnest.
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Joseph Kanney, an NRC hydrologist moderating the panel, who was sporting the thickest pair of glasses in the room, pierced it.
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For comparison, the Apple MacBook has a 23-inch screen, is 0.52 inches tall at its thickest point, and weighs 2.03 pounds.
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The Midwest, where G.M.'s network of plants and suppliers is thickest, was particularly hard hit by ripple effects of the strike.
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The dermis and epidermis is thickest on the buttocks and thinnest on places such as the thighs and middle of the back.
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Its thickness (or lack thereof) is rivaled only by Apple's Macbook, but that's still thicker, being 25 mm at its thickest point.
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Systematically, she bought and tasted every brand of plain yogurt available at the grocery store, in search of the thickest, sourest one.
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The modern dance tree has abundant roots, and two of its thickest and oldest belong to Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn.
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"Sooty Sweat" might just have the thickest paint in the entire show, while the lines in "Mars Arms," though imperfect, convey austerity.
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The most intense economic pain is being felt in the industrial Midwest, where G.M.'s network of plants and suppliers is thickest.
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Toward the end, the trumpeter's sighing articulations created the impression of a chorus emerging from the piece's thickest atmospheres of electronic haze.
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Even at its thickest, the crust is only ~70 kilometers thick, but the source of kimberlite magma is likely over 200 kilometers down.
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The m15 weighs 4.78 pounds, measures 17.9 millimeters (0.70 inches) at its thinnest point and 21 millimeters (0.83 inches) at its thickest point.
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The thickest line in this episode is between Jon and Ygritte, who were mentioned together in a whopping 40 percent of all tweets.
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Bake until juices run clear and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the thigh registers 165º, about 1 hour, 20 minutes.
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Roast the chicken until golden brown and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reaches 165°F, about 1 hour.
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The 13-inch laptop measures just 0.49 inches at its thickest point — thinner than the MacBook (0.52 inches) and MacBook Pro (0.59 inches).
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Return the pan to the oven, and roast until a thermometer inserted in thickest part of thigh registers 123°, about 30 minutes. 4.
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Crosshatches of char overpowered the sole's exquisite flavor, and yet the thickest part of the fish clung to the spine, not fully cooked.
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On the valley floor, below the thickest parts of the blanket, gauzy sunshine occasionally turned the landscape from gray to a sunset orange.
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Buy the thickest pork chop you can for each person you're serving, on the bone and hopefully with a jaunty cap of fat.
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By starting at the tail instead of the collar, you'll avoid cutting into your filet, and ensure you get the thickest steaks possible.
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"We've produced the thickest network of patronage and influence of any country at any time in world history," he said from the stage.
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The Coast Guard currently has two operating large icebreakers, but only one is classified as "heavy," capable of breaking through the thickest ice.
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Add half of the chicken; cook, turning occasionally, until golden brown and a thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 165°, 5 to 6 minutes.
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Remove legs and wings from oven, and broil remaining pieces until a thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 165°, about 4 more minutes. 5.
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All of that can wear down even those with the thickest skin, and its long-term harms can sneak up on you over time.
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Use a meat thermometer to check the temperature in the thickest part of the meat, and heat any leftovers to that temperature as well.
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KHRAPKOVO, Belarus (Reuters) - Wolf fur grows thickest in winter, so Belarussian hunter Vladimir Krivenchik only sets his traps once snow is on the ground.
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Working in batches, add chicken to hot oil; fry until a meat thermometer inserted in thickest portion of chicken registers 165°, about 9 minutes.
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Fry the chicken until golden and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F|74°C, about 6 minutes.
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Some of the thickest, oldest Arctic ice, which is anchored in a compacted mass off the frigid north Greenland shore, broke apart this year.
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Compared to the old MacBook Air, the new MacBook Pro is over 23mm thinner (at the thickest point) and has 13 percent less volume.
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But this is the thickest (6.03mm) and heaviest (26.0oz) member of the Moto Z family, and it can feel a little clunky at times.
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Just make sure to place it in the thickest point of your meat, or nearest to the bone if it's a bone-in cut.
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These socks aren't the thickest, so if you're renting boots that feel a little too big, you may want to double up on these.
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I've wrapped myself in the thickest of crowds during the warm summer months and in the quiet seclusion of cold rainy nights in December.
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Pop it into the oven and bake until a thermometer inserted in the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, about 35 minutes.
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Rather, we need multiple layers of different interventions that cover different areas and that can be layered thickest where the force of infection is high.
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Unlike the Air, the Pros don't taper, maintaining a uniform width of 0.59-inches, which means they're thinner than the Air's thickest point (0.68-inches).
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The ice that sits atop Greenland spans an area more than three times the size of Texas and almost two miles deep at its thickest.
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Place in a small baking dish, and bake until buttery and soft and a thermometer inserted in thickest portion reads 140 degrees, about 45 minutes.
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Roast the chicken until the skin is golden and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, about 1 hour.
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If that sounds up your street, why not tuck into the ten juiciest, thickest, deepest basslines in Jamaican musical history, handpicked by the boys themselves.
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Ground is unstable at the site of recent lava outbursts, and the thickest lava flows will remain hot for weeks or even years, Neal said.
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How to get the thickest, biggest most beautiful sound and then not have to make the drums tiny to maintain the hugeness of the guitars.
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The thickest part was packed tightly into the cervical spine, with tentacles snaking up into the midbrain and cerebellum, which regulates balance and motor coordination.
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Use an instant-read thermometer to take multiple temperature readings on both sides of the thickest part of the bird (the thigh and the breast).
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They have the thickest, most lush movie hair I've ever seen in my life, and it makes you feel the film's ethereal nature in your bones.
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The new MacBook Air is just 0.61 of an inch at its thickest point, or about 10% thinner than the old 0.68-inch-thick MacBook Air.
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Bake until the chicken is cooked through and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the thigh reads 165°F, about 35 to 40 minutes.
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It is 3.4mm thin on two-thirds of the device and 8.5mm at the thickest point — the Voyage is 7.6mm thin and has a flat design.
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Elsewhere, HTC lauds the "ultra thin" design of the new U series glass-clad devices, which both have a waist measurement that's 7.99mm at its thickest.
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Transfer the chicken to a sheet tray and roast until a thermometer inserted in the thickest part of the bird reads 165°F, about 1 hour.
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It's still Apple's thinnest and lightest laptop, measuring 21 inches at its thickest point and tapering down to 2299 inches, and it only weighs two pounds.
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And after Xi rolled out the thickest red carpet possible to flatter him during his visit to China, Trump sounded genuinely stirred by the lavish reception.
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Roast, turning the skewer every 10 minutes, until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, about 1 hour and 20 minutes.
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Cheesecake Factory The home of the thickest menus in the world has that same deal going — $50 gift cards come with $10 bonus cards — through May 12.
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This budget-friendly mixer has a 250-watt motor, five different speed settings, and a Turbo setting, to help you get through even the thickest of batter.
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Fry until the chicken is golden and cooked through (a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken should read 165°F), 7 to 9 minutes.
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Speck Presidio Case for iPhone X - $19.99 See Details On the other end of the spectrum, the hardcore OtterBox is one of the thickest cases out there.
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Take the heel of the knife (the thickest part, just above the handle) and tap it into the pit, then twist the knife to dislodge it. 4.
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Working in batches, cook the pork, turning as needed, until golden brown and a meat thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the pork reads 145°F.
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And then there was the greediest question of all: Did I really want to share the charred octopus, which had the thickest tentacles I had ever seen?
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Season the chicken all over with salt and roast until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, 45 to 50 minutes.
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The TV&aposs profile comes out to around 210 inches at its thickest point, which is a bit bigger than some edge-lit LCD or OLED TVs.
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Rub off any excess marinade and grill the lamb, flipping once, until charred and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part reads 140°F, about 25 minutes.
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At its thickest, this ice runs about 20 to 15 miles (20-25 km) deep, but it thins to just a few miles over the southern polar region.
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If it isn't, then the thickest broth is almost certainly made from some sentient, pulsating glob that fell from space and landed in some unsuspecting ramen chef's backyard.
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Place in the oven and cook until the chicken is tender and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, about 25 minutes.
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And for reasons that no one understands, some of those children have the toughest, thickest cataracts that eye surgeons have encountered, along with scarring deep inside the eye.
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We do, however, remember the days when we have to throw on several pairs of thermal underwear, a hat, a scarf, and our thickest jacket before heading outdoors.
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Place skewers on oiled grill grates, and grill, uncovered, until shrimp is pink and just firm at thickest part and pineapple has grill marks, about 3 minutes per side.
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Each of the floor-to-ceiling windows are built with Fabrica glass, and are the second thickest windows in the world after those at the U.S. Embassy in London.
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Closed, the 11-inch MacBook is 0.52 inches at its thickest – that's just a hair thicker than the first-generation iPad and notably thinner than the 11-inch Air.
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In the pursuit of "justice" — a concept that, in this case, warrants the thickest scare quotes possible — Chuck has lost his marriage and family, and diminished his professional standing.
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Sports of The Times The hatred that arrives rapid-fire into their social media accounts is so personal and acidic that it could sear through even the thickest skin.
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Place the thermometer into the side of the hamburger patty until it reaches the middle, the CDC says, and in the thickest part of the loaf or other item.
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One of my biggest concerns when I started bike commuting year-round was that my hands would freeze, so I relied on the thickest pair of mitts I owned.
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As for the buildings — on a cold day, they draw down winds that blow through the thickest coat, and sometimes one just wearies of the uncute starkness of it all.
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With that in mind, Kraan-Korteweg has a plan to use a type of cosmic radio beacon to map out everything behind the thickest parts of the Zone of Avoidance.
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In the thickest part of the deposit, the ridges could be as high as 196 feet and the furrows fanned out in widths comparable to eight Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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If your dry patches still persist, spread a thin layer of 1% hydrocortisone over the affected area, then smooth on a generous amount of the thickest salve you can find.
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The region's oldest and thickest ice has declined by 22019 percent over the past 33 years and currently only makes up less than 1 percent of the total ice pack.
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Season the chicken with salt and pepper and cook, flipping once, until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, about 25 to 30 minutes.
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After months of enjoying the thickest, shiniest hair of my life, I suddenly found myself shedding so much that it felt like hair was taking over my one-bedroom apartment.
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You would be all but unable to escape the endless onslaught of advertising for those new shows, and the TV Guide would be the thickest, chunkiest issue of the year.
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He believes the most fruitful opportunities to enlist support in California will be found where opponents of Mr. Trump are thickest, such as outside organic grocery stores or farmers' markets.
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The region's oldest and thickest ice has declined by 95 percent over the past 33 years and currently only makes up less than 1 percent of the total ice pack.
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In the coldest months of the year, when the ice is thickest and unusually large tides empty the bay under it, some Inuit people venture into the luminous ice caves.
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Bring to a boil over medium high; reduce heat to medium low, and simmer until chicken is opaque and a thermometer inserted in the thickest part registers 165°, about 15 minutes.
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Apple created a wedge shaped laptop that at its thickest part was still thinner than the thinnest part of the Sony TZ Series — one of the thinnest laptops back in 2008.
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Roast in preheated oven until a meat thermometer inserted in thickest portion of thigh registers 165°, about 90 minutes, tenting turkey with foil halfway through if skin is getting too dark.
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Place meat on oiled grate or in oiled grill pan, and grill, uncovered, until a thermometer inserted into thickest portion registers 135° (for medium-rare), about 3 minutes per side. 4.
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The Yeti Tundra — the original — is still the thickest and best performing, but you'd almost need a chart to figure out the axis at which point the Yeti really pays off.
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In fact, it's thinner, at 0.58 inches, than the MacBook Air's thickest point of 0.61 inches, but it doesn't taper down as the MacBook Air does, so it's still thicker overall.
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Bake the steak about 35 minutes (or until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part reaches 125ºF) for rare, 45 minutes (145ºF) for medium, or an hour (165ºF) for well-done.
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Even the style of the jacket's stitching can have an impact on performance, with the quilted regions designed to hold the thickest insulation in the places where it is needed most.
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At 415 meters below sea level, the Dead Sea and its surroundings have the thickest atmosphere on Earth and a layer of haze linked to the chemical composition of the water.
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Return to oven, and bake, uncovered, until liquid has reduced by half, chicken is golden brown and a thermometer inserted into thickest portion of breast registers 160° (20 to 30 minutes).
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Working with one piece of dough at a time, extend the dough to 220-24 inch length, tapering the ends slightly and keeping the middle the thickest part of the rope.
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The MateBook 218.31 features a superbly constructed unibody aluminum frame that just so happens to measure in at 210.59 inches thick, less than 212.82 inches thinner than the MacBook Air's thickest point.
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The bottom half of each laptop is barely thicker than a USB-C and 27mm headphone jack, which makes them even thinner than Apple's MacBook and MacBook Air at their thickest point.
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This is the kind of high profile event that penetrates even the thickest of American numb skulls—the people who rattle off epithets about soccer being a sport for sissies and floppers.
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Mychal swears to this day that Trayce, the thickest of the brothers, would have made an outstanding football player in his own right, as a tight end or perhaps even a linebacker.
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And ultimately, we believe that the South is going to be the voice that emerges to lead this conversation about trauma and healing, because here is where the trauma was the thickest.
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There might some slight tweaking to include another essence or serum, but the general idea is that after cleansing, you want to go with the lightest formula and finish with the thickest.
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Flip duck and cook until browned and to desired doneness, about 3 minutes for medium rare or until an instant-read thermometer Inserted into the thickest part of the duck reads 130°F.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison came to Sydney Tuesday, on a day when bush fire smoke was at its thickest, and spent less time talking about the fires than about a religious freedom bill.
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Place the chicken on the grill grate and grill flipping once, until charred on each side and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, about 40 minutes.
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Season the outside of the roast with remaining salt and roast the porchetta until an instant read thermometer inserted into the thickest part of meat registers 145°F, about 3 1/2 hours. 5.
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At armpit-height, the weight of the water pressed the layers of clothes beneath the waders tight against my body and the chill of the North Sea water penetrated the thickest sweaters I owned.
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She turned on the light, got me the checked shirt I'd been wearing during the day, went to the wardrobe smiling silently to herself and pulled out the thickest jumper [sweater] she could find.
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On episode six, Hilda told Dr. Cee that she had a craving for "a diner in Riverdale [that] sells the juiciest hamburgers and the thickest milkshakes," which sounds a lot like Pop's Chock'lit Shoppe.
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When I replaced drinking water with chugging iced coffee and downing tequila during my senior year of college, my skin responded with a semester-long breakout so fierce even the thickest concealer couldn't hide it.
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These components lie sandwiched between layers of silicone and elastic that at their thickest point are only about two millimeters tall — about the thickness of your driver's license stacked on top of your credit card.
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Ms. Nolting has some tips for would-be crutch racers: Wrap the tops with sports shirts and smear your underarms with an antichafing gel; wear the thickest gloves you can find; and optimize your hop.
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Decrease the oven temperature to 350°F and continue cooking the turkey until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the bird reaches 155°F, about 1 hour to 1 hour and 15 minutes.
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Increase the oil temperature to 350°F|180°C and cook the chicken for an additional 2 minutes or until a meat thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken has reached 165°F.
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The opera is a kitschy, exploitative sanctification of monogamy cloaked in gorgeous music, and Marc Albrecht conducted the Deutsche Oper orchestra with lush colors and outstanding sensitivity to the singers, even in the thickest passages.
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Warming has caused a loss of 95 percent of the oldest and thickest ice in the Arctic over the last three decades, according to a report this month by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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The MacBook Air's thinner and lighter profile, which measures 0.16 inches thin at its slimmest edge and 0.63 inches at its thickest, is also one of the characteristics that differentiates it from the MacBook Pro.
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However, straight, sleek hair doesn't have to be a luxury reserved for those with fine hair, especially when you have a styling tool designed to tackle even the thickest, curliest hair like the Xtava Pro.
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The 21-by-2000 foot shelter has a curved covering made of thin concrete — just 260/4003 of an inch at its thickest point — representing one of the thinnest concrete shells ever constructed at the time.
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Kraan-Korteweg, of the University of Cape Town, knew where the gas and dust in the Zone of Avoidance was thickest; she targeted individual spots where they had the best chance of seeing through the zone.
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Of course it's not really surprising, given the ubiquitous desire to have the longest, thickest, and most natural-looking lashes — partnered with the fact that modern false lashes fall off easily if not applied just right.
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During one of the warm episodes in February, a large area of open water appeared in the sea ice cover north of Greenland, which is typically where some of the oldest and thickest ice is found.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Russian shipping in the Arctic is benefiting from winds that are driving the oldest and thickest sea ice towards North America, further opening a remote region that is thawing amid global warming, scientists say.
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He says he has too often seen the posse, in common with county chain gangs, deployed on high-visibility missions in the most affluent bits of the county, where Arpaio-voters are thickest on the ground.
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Women have the thickest uterine lining of all mammals, so to get deep enough to have access to the blood supply, the human placenta must be very aggressive — think of this as an evolutionary arms race.
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What do we wear, who do we owe a text back, what do we put on our faces instead of the thickest possible moisturizer and a layer of oil on top to seal it all in?
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)I'm not sure how it got started, but every year it seems like all the companies in the LVCC's Central Hall run a secret competition to see which booth has the thickest carpets.
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Turn the oven down to 300°F and roast the prime rib until medium-rare, about 13 to 15 minutes per pound, or until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the meat reaches 110°F.
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Add the chicken, wiping off any excess marinade, and grill until charred on the outside but cooked in the middle (a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken should read 165°F), about 45 minutes.
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Place the pan in the oven and roast for 73 to 75 minutes, or until the pork reaches an internal temperature of 140°F at its thickest part (do not allow the thermometer to touch the bone).
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Concerns about congestion, not content, dictated the denials, he said, adding that July and August, the months for which the show sought the permits, are always the busiest, with traffic the heaviest and beach crowds the thickest.
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According to dermatologist Elizabeth Tanzi, M.D., founder of Capital Laser & Skin Care, you should avoid using the thickest lotions you can find because, while your skin is probably thirsty, these creamy butters can lock in the burning sensation.
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But that sample was taken from underneath the thickest part of the Greenland ice sheet, and most models agree that this would have been one of the last places to melt out were the ice sheet to retreat.
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In the longer-term, the Arctic is warming over twice as fast as the rest of the globe, leading to significant melting across much of the Arctic, even where the ice is the thickest, oldest, and most resilient.
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Arctic's thickest ice layer breaks for first time on record The oldest sea ice in the Arctic Ocean, in the most northern parts of the planet, began breaking up this summer for the first time in recorded history.
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Cook potatoes in batches until a knife can easily be inserted in middle of thickest piece, about 3 to 4 minutes per side, shaking skillet to make sure they don't stick, and turning often to get all sides brown.
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Top prize for this year's contest goes to Tim Laman for this stunning picture of a male orangutan making a 100-foot (30 meter) climb up the thickest root of a strangler fig that's entwined itself around a tree.
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Votary Super Seed Serum - Broccoli Seed and PeptidesThe term "serum" hardly does justice to this impossibly rich lotion; a powerhouse blend of plant oils and extracts that nourishes like your thickest moisturizer but sinks into skin like a dream.
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I was at Wake Forest University in North Carolina as their media expert-in-training—if I may do a little name dropping—and there was a young lady who I met who had the thickest, most syrupy flow, country accent.
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The Overall Feel The hardware is lighter — weighing in at just 3993 pounds, which is a quarter-pound lighter than its predecessor — and it's only 0.61 inch thick at its thickest point, which is 10% thinner than the last model.
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Comparing the scans and the cognitive tests showed that those people whose RNFL was in the thinnest fifth of the group were 11% more likely to fail at least one cognitive test than those with an RNFL in the thickest fifth.
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The biggest, thickest hat might be the warmest option yet a poor choice for skiing or snowboarding when a more form-fitting cap will better fit under a helmet or hood and will provide more wicking and breathability, for example.
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In the end, thinness left me as quickly as it came; I quit my horrible job and started freelancing from home right in the thickest part of winter, and I snacked as I wrote and beat against impending deadlines with bags of treats.
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James Brown and Joni Mitchell were his idols and, under their seemingly disparate influences, he could throw down the thickest, hardest grooves of any rhythm-and-blues musician of his generation while weaving some of the most enigmatic, indelible imagery in pop music.
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In this area, some of the thickest rain forest on Earth covers precipitous mountain chains, some over a mile high, with roaring torrents, frequent landslides, steep ravines, waterfalls, pools of quick mud that will swallow a person alive, and noxious insects carrying diseases.
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While the squeeze bottle allows for easy application, this is the thickest water-based gel I found at the drug store, and "thick" isn't an adjective you want being thrown around when you're sticking things in the human body where they shouldn't go.
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Even if the turkey looks nice and crispy, certain parts of it could still be undercooked — so it's important to poke the thermometer into the thickest section of the turkey and a few other parts to make sure the whole thing is cooked properly.
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Most didn't even have full-size keyboards, but Apple managed to create a MacBook Air with a wedge shape so that the thickest part was still thinner than the thinnest part of the Sony TZ Series — one of the thinnest laptops back in 2008.
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While the majority of the booklets engage with his exterior life — six of the eight focus on van Es's relationships with others — the two thickest booklets, "Putting on 2012" (2012) and "The past is a strange place" (2010–present) reveal the author as the subject.
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A better example of Apple's tilt toward design at the expense of functionality is its other relatively new laptop, the 2015 MacBook, upgraded this year, which starts at $1,299, weighs just two pounds and is only half an inch thin at its thickest point.
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If you break your foot training for a half-marathon and want to race anyway, on crutches, Maggie Nolting has a few tips: Wrap the tops with sports shirts and smear your underarms with body glide; wear the thickest gloves you can find; and, of course, optimize your hop.
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Its thickest edge houses the battery, LED lights, and page-turn buttons, so you can only change pages with one hand at a time instead of using your right and left thumbs to page forward or back from either side of the screen like you can on the Kindle Voyage.
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Whatever universe you're from, there's no forgetting the scene where, for one wish, the dysfunctional genie makes it rain junk food: burgers and burritos that explode as they hit the ground, loose French fries that fall like rain, and just about the thickest, slimiest-looking stacks of pancakes we've see anywhere.
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Books of The Times It is said that a book must be at least 350 pages long to stop a bullet — a discovery made by British volunteers during the Spanish Civil War who defended Madrid University behind barricades of the thickest books they could find (19th-century German philosophy, it seems).
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" (Her father, Jay, she says, spent thirty-two years on the society's National Council.) Conner's memoir has its affecting moments, but much of its dialogue is recalled with a kind of camera-ready convenience meant to penetrate the thickest skull: "Suddenly Dad erupted, 'The goddamned liberal press smeared us again.
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Margaret Renkl NASHVILLE — In a flash of New Year's optimism, you write a hopeful essay, and since you're all in for hope, you invest in three pounds of collard greens and the thickest pork chops at the store, plus a pile of black-eyed peas, for a special supper on New Year's Day.
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The plastic, at least of a Yeti, is several times thicker than a regular plastic cooler, and out of all the rotomolded coolers, Yeti Tundras come with the thickest walls and insulation (2.75 inches), which is where a Yeti really pays off if you use it properly (CNET also tested this and agrees, for what it's worth).
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The guitar that had been collecting dust in her room since eighth grade became the vessel for the pent up memories and emotions that led her to want to sing—which she does in a way that haunts; a weeping tone of soprano that can both gracefully and sharply lay over the thickest and thinnest layers of sound.
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Farther north, where the forest thinned, there were macaques, mean little creatures with flushed faces and disconcertingly human noses that walked on all fours as a bear cub might, but here, in its thickest section, there was nothing: The eye and ear searched and searched, but nothing was able to disrupt the dominance of the sugi themselves.
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In fact, weighing in at 133 pounds and measuring 11.9 x 7.8 x 0.46-inches at its thickest, the new XPS 13 is closer in size to Apple's 12-inch MacBook (11.04 x 7.74 x 0.52 inches and 2.03 pounds) than the 13-inch MacBook Air (12.8 x 8.94 x 0.68 inches and 23 pounds)—which even though its getting kind of old at this point, the MacBook Air is still people's favorite yardstick when it comes to comparing super sleek ultraportables.
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We'd previously learned that the 5G Moto Mod contains practically all the guts of a high-end smartphone inside, including its own Snapdragon 855 processor, X50 5G modem, 33 antennas, and its own 2,000mAh battery so it doesn't need to drain your connected phone, but the FCC filing reveals one less-exciting spec as well: the Mod appears to be 7mm thick at its thickest point, meaning it'll more than double the thickness of your admittedly fairly thin 6.75mm Moto Z3 phone.
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