The market travels in sudden bursts, not a steady pace.
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SOUTH TOWARD HOME: Travels in Southern Literature, by Margaret Eby.
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It travels in a simple ballistic arc toward its target.
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It is defined as the distance light travels in one year.
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Kept us up to date on his travels in Asia 14.
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In addition, misinformation here often travels in the form of memes.
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Olmsted began his travels in the hope of finding common ground.
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"Our travels in Denmark have really influenced us," Mr. Posey said.
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BF: Vulcan originated as a product of Neil Gaiman's travels in America.
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It travels in milliseconds and reactions become real and fights become guns.
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Sullivan sat down with reporters as Tillerson continued his travels in Asia.
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She travels in a giant 18-wheeler full of miscellaneous stage equipment.
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Mr. To confirmed his part in the bottle's travels in an interview.
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She travels in a ready-made diffuser, a nimbus of coppery frizz.
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My travels in Tokyo have always really influenced everything I do fashion wise.
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Russell posted a YouTube video about his job and his travels in December.
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He recounted many of his travels in "Mike Hoare's Adventures in Africa" (2010).
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You know what travels in shipping containers in all the movies and TV shows?
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Of course, now she travels in a dramatically more luxurious way than we do.
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Whenever the president travels by car, he travels in bullet- and bomb-proof luxury.
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That's equivalent to the weight of a family of four that travels in it.
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The Hyperloop is a small, light-weight train that travels in a vacuum tube.
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She also travels in style, like on this private jet she took to London.
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The Israeli train of 2018 is shiny, fast and travels in a straight line.
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In July, Dean and Caelynn both posted Instagram photos of their travels in Spain.
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Typically, Mr. Ponte travels in a large sport utility vehicle with a security detail.
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Originally, this was intended to be a limited release for the "Travels In Constants" series.
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Fire's a slow-moving molten rivet that travels in an arc and deals moderate damage.
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Mungo Park, a Scottish explorer, published "Travels in the Interior Districts of Africa" in 1799.
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Finally, the late-night TV hosts had some fun with President Trump's travels in Asia.
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The common cold, which is also a coronavirus, travels in these big, wet droplets, too.
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Eggs you may have encountered before in your travels—in most European countries, eggs aren't refrigerated.
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Jeff Flake, who bonded with Coons over their travels in Africa, is now a CBS commentator.
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Sloths may have a reputation for being lazing, but at least this one travels in style.
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He travels in an easy chair in front of a large TV screen turned to Fox.
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The Mona Lisa, in a white case marked with three red circles, travels in an ambulance.
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A court spokeswoman said there would be no disclosure form detailing Justice Scalia's travels in 484.123.
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Donated tissue travels in a thermally-controlled box in the cargo hold, CNN affiliate KTXL reported.
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Now Van Maren travels in the US and Canada speaking, recruiting, fundraising, and spreading its views.
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"Paul Manafort travels in circles that most people would never know," his lawyer, Mr. Zehnle, said.
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" An earlier version of this article referred imprecisely to Elizabeth Gilbert's travels in "Eat Pray Love.
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She interrupts his travels in Paris, insisting he change his itinerary to accompany her to London.
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But as medicine travels in the high-tech lane, low cost prevention is too often overlooked.
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He travels in a chauffeured Lexus and has a personal fortune reportedly close to $22015 million.
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As the wheel turns, sensors inside the gadget record the distance it travels in 0.1 mm increments.
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He previously adopted pets during his Olympic travels in Sochi, Russia during the 2014 games as well.
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A light year is the distance light travels in a year, 5.9 trillion miles (9.5 trillion km).
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The meter is the distance light travels in a vacuum over a time of 1/299,792,458 seconds.
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The Ruiz family also travels in a small RV for much of the year, exploring the country.
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Saro-Wiwa lives in London and is the author of "Looking for Transwonderland: Travels in Nigeria" (22014).
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No one is certain why the virus travels in this way, but experts see an opening nonetheless.
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No one is certain why the virus travels in this way, but experts see an opening nonetheless.
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By creating these works of art, Cataudella is able to document his travels in a unique way.
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Stewart's character travels in business class when she takes the Eurostar, ostentatiously pouring herself a free espresso. Why?
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un often travels in armored limousines like the Mercedes-Maybach S600 Pullman Guard.
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Inspired by their travels in India, Myanmar and Bali, the couple both design and buy locally made items.
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Although he travels in liberal circles, he has faced criticism for being a strong "I'm With Her" guy.
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It is based on a book by a former Israeli navy serviceman about his travels in the Amazon rainforest.
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But in this case, the reason we didn't see the asteroid is that it travels in an odd orbit.
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So we know the containers, also known as casks, that the spent nuclear fuel travels in are pretty tough.
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Questioned about the global economy, CEO Mark McLaughlin told analysts about his travels in January to Europe and Asia.
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Every water ball travels in a straight line, but our eyes see only the overall shape of the stream.
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"The Planet Eaters" grew out of Mr. Rawls's travels in the Balkans and his study of the region's folklore.
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Enabling location data on apps reveals people's travels in startling detail, according to a database reviewed by The Times.
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During his travels in New Zealand and Australia, he wrote that he was not a fan of small planes.
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The Acela, which travels in the northeast between Washington D.C. and Boston, is the focus of this improvement project.
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This is due to the immense stress placed on spacecraft as it travels in and out of Earth's atmosphere.
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But Finding Dory doesn't depend on the side characters Dory and Marlin met during their travels in Finding Nemo.
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Before starting the tough climb though, the couple has been posting pictures of their travels in India on social media.
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He gave it up only when his travels in support of his books began to involve too much time away.
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I got to the artificial island from the mainland by car, which seemed to be how everyone travels in Dubai.
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Ahead, meet the incredible people whose stories I was fortunate enough to hear on my travels — in their own words.
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Jace Clayton's book Uproot: Travels in 21st-Century Music and Digital Culture is out now via Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
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Each trigger press lobs a ball of energy that travels in a gentle arc; aim high for longer range shots.
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If you're worried as you wrap up your holiday travels in the region, we have good news and bad news.
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Most of Ms. di Giovanni's travels in Syria, described in detail here, were in 2012, a year into the conflict.
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Trump took time out of his travels in Asia to tweet his support for Saudi Arabia's stunning arrests of dozens
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See, every sound travels in the form of a wave, also called a sound wave — and each one is different.
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Ransom also has advice for tourists eager to bring food from home or souvenirs from their travels in different continents.
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One has culture, says Eddie Huang, the restaurateur, lawyer and writer who travels in search of it in this series.
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A light-year is the distance that light travels in one year, moving at 186,000 miles (300,000 km) per second.
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It's not super convenient, but the journey is manageable and sets you up for further travels in Malaysia or Thailand.
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Actor Ryan Phillippe has aggressively defended himself and his decisions to share many posts of his travels in the country.
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We witness Mary's observations of and experiments with tarantulas and Venus flytraps, and her travels in New Jersey's Pine Barrens.
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And now fans can get a behind-the-scenes glimpse of Zedd's travels in his new series with Beautiful Destinations.
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Gorsuch is famously a huge admirer of Scalia, and travels in the same broad intellectual circles as Baude and Volokh.
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Word travels in large part via Instagram users, as our friends or people we follow share their dreamiest, most idyllic photos.
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Trump, who travels in his own 757 jet, might seem like an unlikely candidate to benefit from this anti-elite sentiment.
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Johnson said his background in physics compelled him to approach the question of how hate travels in a big-picture way.
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But our Jupiter travels in a near-perfect circular orbit, preventing a collision with any Earth-like planet, making life possible.
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They will also have a special menu for the entire month, including dishes with wine pairings inspired by travels in Italy.
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To experience confinement in a body that travels in one direction through time is to be wounded, but somewhat magically so.
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"It's always been on my list of places to see throughout my travels in life however, timing is everything," Mayweather wrote.
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"Animal Sound Safari" — This Australian podcast travels in a Magic School Bus-style "safari mobile" to discover animals around the world.
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For his essay "Travels in Hyperreality," the Italian author Umberto Eco journeyed across America to sample our peculiar national product: facsimiles.
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Ties We'd both begun our travels in the same womb, but we did not meet until we were full-grown people.
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During your travels in Europe, did you notice the EU's idealist myth—nations coming together and cooperation out of good will—disintegrating?
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Later on through my travels in South America, I would meet more Latin Americans who were climbers, hikers, kayakers, mountaineers, whitewater rafters.
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Lewis and Clark may have ended their travels in this northern Oregon river port; however, you should seriously consider starting yours here.
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Still, since we witnessed many knee-aching journeys this season, we decided to break down the characters' travels in terms of plausibility.
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Mr. Colapinto, who has a wife and a teenage son, travels in educated, liberal circles that have internalized several waves of feminism.
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But the designer's biggest influence remains her late grandmother, a painter and photographer who would collect jewelry during her travels in Mexico.
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In the first issue, we had the honor of publishing a travel essay by Gloria Steinem about her early travels in India.
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Carvalho allegedly had relationships with Eastern European women and posted references on social media about his travels in Russia, according to the Corriere.
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It's possible that other Barnard students who were recently in China never notified the school about their recent travels in China at all.
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On Friday, almost a week after the pair tied the knot, the actress posted a scenic shot from their honeymoon travels in Italy.
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Taylor Sr. received periodic updates from his son about his travels in Europe until there was a period of silence for several weeks.
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And he still travels in his van, aiming to get some additional shots to round out the ethnic and economic faces of Columbia.
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Cough into your elbow if you must, and try not to touch your face—the virus travels in droplets from coughs and sneezes.
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The result is a swiftly compiled record of his travels in Europe and Morocco (where he researched his long-gestating graphic novel "Habibi").
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Kim Jong Un, however, travels in his own heavy, armored train which could pose a problem for Vietnam's outdated, colonial-era rail network.
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In the world "which Moore travels in and I grew up in, 14-year-old girls courting adult men isn't uncommon," she writes.
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On a holiday in Coffs Harbour, a man would tell us tales of his travels in Thailand — but none of us were Thai.
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Scientists aren't sure whether the coronavirus also travels in smaller, drier droplets known as aerosols (which are less than 5 micrometers in diameter).
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The city's computers will automatically assess and rate the riskiness of each worker's recent travels in terms of possible exposure to the virus.
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That story suggests Nunes's efforts to help Trump dig up dirt on the Bidens continued even after his travels in Europe last year.
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He pointed to Sanders' recent travels in Oklahoma, North Carolina and Colorado as evidence that the campaign is prepared for the long haul.
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Yasmin Khan's new cookbook, "Zaitoun," documents her travels in the West Bank and Gaza, and the beauty of the food she encountered there.
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But images of the Israeli military checkpoints and soldiers she'd seen throughout her travels in the West Bank and Gaza crowded her head.
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Here's how: They redefined the meter to be equal to the distance light travels in a vacuum in 1/299,792,458 of a second.
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But like many of my travels in the years since, I hadn't flown to Paris to become an expert on its streets or history.
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It's like the best of times because your billboard travels in a way that it really couldn't before, even when it was on newsstands.
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They plan to showcase their travels in New York, the host city for the 2019 World Pride parade, with a film and photo exhibition.
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Juul wrote the song as a response to his extensive travels in the wake of "Somewhere Else," which were in turn exhilarating and isolating.
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It reveals people's travels in startling detail, accurate to within a few yards and in some cases updated more than 14,000 times a day.
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The emails include detailed itineraries for Mr. Pruitt's travels in June in Italy, with an agenda that shows most of his time was sightseeing.
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" As umpire Gary Cederstrom said, according to "As They See 'Em: A Fan's Travels in the Land of Umpires": "The magic word is 'You.
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He would also implement a system to track every noncitizen who travels in and out of the US with modernizations to ports of entry.
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Proponents maintain that smart CCTV surveillance is neutral: it will flag any person who loiters, walks suspiciously, or travels in groups, irrespective of race.
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For my upcoming summer travels in Europe, I'm using the Marriott Bonvoy Boundless credit card to earn points for free nights at a hotel.
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One notable feature of this model is that power travels in only one direction, which is why hydrological metaphors are so popular in grid explainers.
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She lived in Italy and Spain for years, and her travels in Europe earned her the moniker of "The Black Widow" in the European press.
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Downsized and retitled, Travels in Utopia, Jean-Luc Godard, In Search of a Lost Theorem bore little resemblance to Godard's original conception of the project.
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Martineau once wrote of her travels in the desert that ale provided "the greatest possible refreshment, except the chibouque"—a pipe used to smoke hashish.
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For the past two weeks, the Insta-famous pup has been enchanting her 168,000 followers with European elegance, as she travels in Spain and Italy.
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Han Chinese people are a minority in town and, for the first time during my travels in China, I have a hard time getting around.
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Following in the footsteps of his brother and his sister-in-law, he now travels in his R.V. with two Shih Tzus, Kobie and Katie.
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Sometimes he stands firmly thus while steering Ms. Elba with his upper body; sometimes he travels in this position while guiding her across the floor.
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A super-high-speed train that travels in a vacuum tube, the Hyperloop could theoretically transport passengers from Los Angeles to San Francisco in 30 minutes.
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The plan was, following his travels in South America, that he would fly to Asia in December, eventually ending his trip in Bangkok on May 15.
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Ms Viano traces Bartholdi's travels in Egypt and rightly draws attention to his earlier plan for a gargantuan statue in that country: Egypt Enlightening the Orient.
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The Top Chef judge and author of Bring it Home created a recipe inspired by a meal she "still dreams about" from her travels in Spain.
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He's owned Apple computers almost exclusively since then and travels in his RV, where he lives and works, with an array of iPads and iPod Touches.
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Whereas a curved wall might give some indication of how sound travels in a structure, it here refers to the sound of trauma across the prison.
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Because this album travels in so many directions, there are places where Mr. Vernon sounds unanchored, and where his reluctance gives way to lack of commitment.
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Addario discussed her visit to boot camp and her other travels in an interview with Task & Purpose, which has been lightly edited for length and clarity.
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He declined to detail Duarte's travels in the Central American country, or who was helping him, but said he had kept a low profile in Panajachel.
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Her travels in Japan and India provided grist for her witty and well-received nonfiction work "Strange Big Moon: Japan and India Journals, 1960-1964" (1981).
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Malevich himself was suspect at the time: he had been recalled from his travels in Western Europe in 1927 and arrested and interrogated three years later.
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Given Halley travels in retrograde (in an opposite direction to the Sun), Giotto and the comet were travelling towards each other at 245,000 km per hour.
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The cross-dressing is a welcome addition by Mr. Abkarian: Orestes travels in the same costume, which helps explain why neither Electra nor Clytemnestra initially recognizes him.
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Murmurs happen when blood travels in a different pathway in the heart, forgoing the "lub-dub" noise of a healthy heart, and can be present at birth.
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He is the author of ACID TRIP: Travels in the World of Vinegar and co-authored Offal Good: Cooking from the Heart, with Guts alongside Chris Cosentino.
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Hong centers the story on Young-hee's efforts to cope with the unwanted publicity, beginning with her travels in Germany, where she lives out of the spotlight.
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But if gravity can bend space, and light travels in straight lines in that bent space, it looks as if light will travel in a curved path.
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This is a line that only travels in one direction; after all, Bill Cosby started with a small handful of accusers, and now there are nearly 60.
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In her acknowledgments, Hannah writes that her own family, with an apparently much happier father, piled into its own VW bus for similarly searching travels in 1968.
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Most Syrians I spoke to during my travels in the refugee camps told me of a common culture of abuse by their host country's military and police.
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"Once the dust grain forms, it gets pushed away by the radiation pressure from the star into the interstellar medium and travels in the galaxy," explained Heck.
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In the late 0003s, an unaccompanied woman on a bike was newsworthy, and Zheutlin found clips about her travels in newspaper archives along the route she took.
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When we ran the numbers June 1, we found that American travels in Portugal would have 2.6 percent less purchasing power this summer than they'd had in 2015.
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This psychoanalytic approach based in chance and dreams — which travels in irrational enigma — comes into contact at the end of the book with recent rational approaches of neuroaesthetics.
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Frida Ghitis, recounting her travels in Sri Lanka, warned that the attacks could revive deadly ethnic and religious tensions in a place that has grown welcoming to tourists.
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But they still seemed confused by the idea of me wanting to spend so much of my travels in the mountains, instead of the beach or the city.
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Yet Mr. Obama's travels in Southeast Asia and his relatives in Africa gave him "a human understanding of the toll that malaria takes on communities," Mr. Rhodes said.
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One piece from Jeremy's past in particular causes the sisters some trouble: a print of a Rembrandt painting gifted by a friend who Jeremy says travels in Europe.
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Cleve was in another cab and got chatting to the driver about the tabla, a traditional drum he knew from his travels in India and wanted to record.
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In books like "India: A Million Mutinies Now," his 1990 book recounting travels in his ancestral home in India, he was also giving the ordinary person a voice.
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But we reviewed a database with information from more than a million phones in the New York area, above, that revealed individuals' travels in startling — and identifiable — detail.
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"We're in this together, like it or not," Mr. O'Rourke wrote, summarizing the lessons of his recent solo travels in one of several stream-of-consciousness online posts.
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In addition to his Nantucket compound, where thirty people can comfortably stay, he has a vacation home in Colorado, and travels in a sixty-five-million-dollar Gulfstream.
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Liu's work suggests that most models don't accurately reflect how much freshwater (which, in the ocean, just means slightly less salty water) travels in and out of the Atlantic.
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Hand-Forged Damascus Steel Chef Knife Set: 3 Pieces — $183 See Details Make sure your dad travels in style with this sleek duffel bag constructed from heirloom-quality leather.
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At the end of the book, I spend a couple of days with this mobile free clinic that travels in a Winnebago throughout Wise, Virginia, and Lee County, Virginia.
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"You should expect us, to see us, doing more," he said at a news conference at the Al Dhafra air base as he opened travels in the Middle East.
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Travels in France, Thailand, India and Mexico contributed global flavors to their food at City Café and then City Restaurant in Southern California, long before they were the norm.
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After being assaulted and robbed multiple times in recent years, Arturo Avila, who owns a security company, now only travels in armored cars to traverse the streets of Mexico City.
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As a result, instead of having to worry about a protruding lens that travels in and out of the backside of the phone, the zoom mechanism is inside the device.
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He's also traveled to Tanzania, Africa to spread his messages of self-empowerment, and has grand plans of future world travels in order to speak on a more global stage.
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Brad Farnsworth, vice president for global engagement at the American Council on Education, said his recent travels in China suggest that the accusations of economic espionage are taking a toll.
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Around 50% to 60% of all air freight travels in the hold of passenger planes, according to Zoe McLernon, policy manager at the UK's Freight Transport Association, a trade group.
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"WeChat Pay is difficult to download but it's a lifeline to any activity in China," said Choi Dahye, 42, who travels in Asia extensively, teaching piano at home and abroad.
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The foot thief, who asked that I not identify him and his co-cutter for fear of legal action, was curious to hear about my travels in the Brazilian Amazon.
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If Earth had been where Stereo-A was — the spacecraft travels in the same orbit as Earth, but ahead of the planet — that would have been a very interesting day.
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For his part, Mr. Barr does not seem to mind that his travels in aid of the Durham review create an appearance that he is trying to protect the president.
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You might think that even a CEO who travels in quiet limousines and private jets has heard a word or two about Netflix or Facebook or Google doing pretty well.
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Writing for The San Francisco Chronicle, Mr. Penn gave accounts of his travels in Iraq after the United States invasion, and in Iran as it prepared for its 2005 presidential elections.
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The court said that because of Ginsburg's treatment, she cancelled her annual trip to Santa Fe, where she typically travels in the summer to appreciate the local opera and art scene.
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The new presidential limousine — and an identical one called a "spare" that travels in President Donald Trump's motorcade for added security — was spotted this week on the streets of New York.
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A meter used to be defined by a metal stick with two marks on it, but in 1983 it was redefined according to how far light travels in 1/299,792,458 seconds.
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Clinton and her top aides sit in the front quarter of the plane, followed by advance and communications staff, and then Secret Service detail travels in the middle of the plane.
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Longtime fans will know exactly why Sandor seems so spooked by this innocuous-looking house: it's the same spot that he and Arya stopped in during their travels in Season 4.
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One year later, inspired by her travels in Paris, Bell established the legendary Friday Club, an artists' group whose members over the years included the most influential Modernist artists in Britain.
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Make no mistake, this is not merely Google Maps or Google Waze, but the precise location of a consumer's mobile device as it travels in a consumer's pocket throughout the day.
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AND SO THINK, AT 73 MILES PER HOUR AND THE AMOUNT OF DISTANCE YOUR CAR TRAVELS IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE, THE COMPUTERS CAN BE MANAGING THAT CAR FOR YOU.
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What had started out as a tiny seafood stall on the beach, inspired by Mr. Zidon's post-army travels in Thailand, morphed over the years into an enterprise of 50 workers.
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We'd both begun our travels in the same womb, in the Deep South, but we did not meet until we were full-grown people, both of us soft around the edges.
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In the study, the experts considered what it would take to deflect Bennu, a 1,600-foot-wide ball that weighs 174 billion pounds, and travels in a roughly circular orbit with Earth.
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When your hero travels in a broken, camouflaged time machine with contorted dimensions that make it bigger on the inside, you know you can find yourself in Opposite Land at any time.
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He did an astounding amount of work during his travels, in pursuit of his hypothesis that "all forces of nature are interlaced and interwoven"—and that, maybe, he could figure out how.
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The report includes in-car video looking through the windshield as the car travels in the left lane at highway speed just before ramming into a parked or slow-moving orange truck.
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As much as I enjoyed my travels in New Hampshire and South Carolina, there's nothing quite like the sublime pleasure of a Bacon & Cheese Whataburger in the comfort of my own bed.
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In the bubble the president travels in, the TV headlines told the world the president had a "firm grasp" on the coronavirus and that Democrats tried to score "political points" on it.
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But he was still green and provincial in those days, lacking any artistic influences beyond pulpy EC Comics and his uncles' "drunk tattoos," made from bamboo needles during naval travels in Manila.
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Fruit trees and palms now complement sculptures by the Paris-based contemporary artist Jean-Michel Othoniel, and Grange used indigenous decorative pieces found on his world travels in all 52 guest rooms.
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The Tri-C unit hit the road about two years ago and travels in Northeast Ohio to companies such as Arconic, Mold-Rite Plastics and Ford, and to schools in nine counties.
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This work is inspired by Egyptian writer Mohamed Mostagab's short story "Sunflower", and by the artist's travels in the region, where he observed local people digging tunnels underground in search of ancient treasures.
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We encountered these infrequently sighted Killer Whales on the 9am trip aboard the SeaWolf II. This ecotype of Killer Whales often travels in large groups and were seen about this time last December.
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Emirates Airline is giving you a leg up in planning your international travels in 2018, On Cyber Monday, the airline is launching special fares for travel between January 15 to October 8, 2018.
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Before his arrest in 2014, he had been an adventurous traveler who used earnings from working in Alberta's oil fields to pay for his travels in Asia, Ms. Nelson-Jones said by telephone.
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Knowing that my father is with her in Cleveland and my sister regularly travels in from Cincinnati is a certainly a comfort, but ultimately, having a sick mother in another state is unsettling.
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Around half the world's air cargo normally travels in the bellies of passenger planes rather than dedicated freighters, so the cancellation of passenger flights has led to a sharp reduction in cargo capacity.
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She travels in an RV three or four weekends a month to take Elton to shows all across the US, which helped him earn the No. 1 spot among Norfolk terriers in the country.
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But now, he has a text to back it up, in the form of his first full book, Uproot: Travels in 21st Century Music and Digital Culture, released yesterday by Farrar, Strauss and Giroux.
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Thanks to a mix-up, Happy travels in the back of a truck from Amritsar to Pakistan and finds herself in the home of Bilal Ahmed (Abhay Deol), the son of a powerful politician.
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The EPA's inspector general, meanwhile, recently announced a preliminary probe into Pruitt's extensive, taxpayer-funded travels in his home state of Oklahoma, where Pruitt spent 43 out of 92 days between March and May.
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For nonfiction: Piotr Naskrecki, director of the biological research laboratory at Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique, whose superb research, photography and writing are all displayed, for example, in "Relics: Travels in Nature's Time Machine" (2011).
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For example, the base unit of time—the second—is 9,192,631,770 periods of a kind of cesium atom, and the meter is actually the distance light travels in a specific fraction of a second.
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Curious as to how she would approach the biennial in Brazil, where the far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro was just elected, I met with Giunta between her travels in her kitchen in Buenos Aires.
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Overby is the author of 1993's "Holy Blood: An Inside View of the Afghan War", based on his research and travels in Afghanistan during a U.S.-sponsored "mujahadeen" insurgency against a Soviet-backed government.
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He's a heavy-handed, vain, rich populist with a gold penthouse and a gold bike; he travels in a private Boeing 757-200 jet; and he owns a multitude of properties in the Middle East.
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Petina Gappah, a prizewinning novelist and lawyer from Zimbabwe, is taking another tack by recasting the oft-recounted story of David Livingstone's travels in southern Africa from the viewpoint of one of his African porters.
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I felt like my documentary about my travels in Latin America could be relatable to anyone, I had naively never thought about how unattainable it would make someone feel depending on their health and circumstances.
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If you know exactly how fast sound travels in water, and you know exactly how long it took to hit something and come back, then you know exactly how far away whatever it hit is.
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The social species normally travels in groups of 200 to 300, though can sometimes be spotted with up to 2,000 other whale dolphins, leaving experts wondering how the lone female came ashore, the aquarium said.
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I'm pretty rusty, but it's a language I started studying in first grade, as a requirement of New Mexico public schools — and I improved a lot over the course of my travels in Latin America.
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This inscrutable pictogram turned out to be the structure of a 21990 New Yorker essay called "Travels in Georgia," in which McPhee describes a long road trip with ecologists who, among other things, eat roadkill.
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In fact, 40 percent of all the miles that freight travels in the United States each year are by rail, with nearly a half-trillion dollars of goods shipped by freight rail in 2012 alone.
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Here's what we learned: If the ball passes through the center, then r = 0, and because L = r × p, the angular momentum is zero—which means it travels in a straight line, forward and back.
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"He led me to believe that he was involved in the platform fight, but not necessarily through Paul," a Kiev-based operative, described as someone who "travels in the same circles" as Kilimnik, told Politico.
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Tocqueville, after his travels in America, theorized that what social scientists now call "intermediary institutions" or "civil society"—small associations that mediate between the individual and the state—are crucial to the exercise of American democracy.
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My travels in the obituary section convinced me that the more esoteric personal choices — and diets based on the latest scientific findings — have far less of an effect on our own health than we may think.
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As a 10-year-old, entranced by the cinematic landscapes of Peter Jackson's "The Fellowship of the Ring," I wouldn't have guessed that backcountry huts would become a focal point of my travels in New Zealand.
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The report offers an example: An adolescent boy from sub-Saharan Africa, even one who has secondary education and travels in a group along the Central Mediterranean route, faces a 75 percent risk of being exploited.
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While Spirit's initial travels in Gusev Crater revealed a more basaltic setting, after reaching the "Columbia Hills" the rover found a variety of rocks indicating that early Mars was characterized by impacts, explosive volcanism, and subsurface water.
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We may have thought about handing out some CDs to our friends, but on its completion after feeling so good about it, we presented it to Jeremy to be a part of the "Travels in Constants" series.
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Eat It was Christopher Columbus who brought the pepper to Europe, a souvenir of his travels in the New World, and the Ottoman Empire that brought it to Eastern Europe, dried and ground fine into crimson spice.
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She planned to spend a year traveling after graduating from the University of Lincoln, and had "bombarded" her family with pictures and messages about her travels in South America and New Zealand, said her father, David Millane.
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And in their long lives and travels in a motor home to visit their grown foster children, the Schluters managed to avoid the major hurricanes that struck hard enough to have their names retired over the decades.
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While Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson has kept the door open for talks with North Korea during his travels in the region, other administration officials have said Mr. Trump is being presented with options for war.
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During her travels in Afghanistan, the journalist and poet Eliza Griswold collected dozens of landays, a form of poetry recited by women at village feasts and in refugee camps, as well as on clandestine poetry phone-ins.
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Similarly, increased heat energy is a causal condition in every storm (not just the bad ones) — every storm forms and travels in the same global climate — but it is not the primary causal agent in any storm.
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And as Best points out, that inspiration travels in both directions: For spring 2015, Moschino creative director Jeremy Scott dedicated an entire collection to Barbie, with hot-pink, logo-clad pieces, mirror iPhone cases, and heart-shaped purses.
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His travels in Japan taught him the importance of harnessing water through arched bridges and constructing recessed floors that allowed the current to become part of the building — crucial for someone working in a city built on canals.
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Nature and spirituality are significant interests and influences for her—the recent Vimeo documentary The Space in Between: Marina Abramović in Brazil follows her travels in the 220s to meet spiritual healers and sages from the Brazilian countryside.
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And eccentricity is wonderfully the point: These dances (especially the solos) disclose vital human essences in fabulously odd ways, as the body hungrily travels in opposing directions, the leg advancing while the torso arches back or vice versa.
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So rich that Steven (James Mackay) doesn't realize when someone snatches a wad of hundred dollar bills from his pocket, and his sister, Fallon (Elizabeth Gillies), travels in a private jet as casually as you'd get into a car.
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One problem that sometimes occurs after long airplane flights is pulmonary embolus, a formation of a blood clot in a leg from which a piece breaks off and travels in the blood to the lungs to cause sudden death.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Two Australians were diagnosed with the Zika virus after returning home from travels in the Caribbean, a state health service said on Tuesday, confirming the first cases of the mosquito-borne virus in the country this year.
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Bourbon virus appears to have developed a taste for other types of human cells during its travels; in the few documented cases that have appeared in the US, patients have experienced massive declines in their white blood cell populations.
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Adam Minter is an e-waste expert and the author of Junkyard Planet: Travels in the Billion-Dollar Trash Trade; I thought this piece—first shared as an anecdote in our "What Is the iPhone?" article—was worth highlighting.
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At the United States Open last year, Tsitsipas started experimenting with creating video diaries, a log of his travels in which he shares his delight at the various places and cultures he has encountered on the pro tennis tour.
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The majority of entries describe Kiefer's experiences of his studio surroundings in southern France, La Ribaute (also the focus of a 2010 documentary by Sophie Fiennes), while the middle portion of the text covers the artist's travels in India.
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Inspired by an encounter from Mr. Brook's travels in Afghanistan 40 years ago, "The Prisoner" is centered on a criminal whose punishment is to serve his sentence outside a jail, facing a building where inmates are confined to cells.
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Ms. Das, who grew up studying Dunham Technique, examines the relationships, both explicit and subtle, between Dunham's art and activism, from her formative travels in Haiti to her support for the Black Arts Movement in East St. Louis, Ill.
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Of all my travels in this country, nothing has affected me more deeply than the time I have spent with the mothers and fathers who have lost their children to violence spilling across our borders, which we can solve.
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Concerns that the administration is using political power for nakedly political ends have also mushroomed in recent days over Attorney General William Barr's foreign travels in pursuit of his inquiry into the origins of the Russian election interference investigation.
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The early German naturalist explorer Alexander von Humboldt wrote of encountering, during his travels in South America toward the close of the 18th century, a parrot that was the last living repository of the language of the extinct Atures Indian tribe.
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The database reviewed by The Times — a sample of information gathered in 24 and held by one company — reveals people's travels in startling detail, accurate to within a few yards and in some cases updated more than 24,215 times a day.
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During my own travels in the Persian Gulf (known by Arabs as the Arabian Gulf) I found wide ranging expressions of hope that Trump will be a good president, undoing some of the Obama policies that were found most objectionable.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE wrote two checks to the federal government for his wife's travels in Asia and Africa the day before he resigned, according to documents obtained by The Hill.
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Of all my travels in this country, nothing has affected me more, nothing even close than the time I have spent with the mothers and fathers who have lost their children to violence spilling across our borders, which we can solve.
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People who aren't worrying or preparing often compare the virus to the flu Tony Arias, an advertising professional visiting family in Spain, recently spent a weekend with his friends two weeks after they were quarantined because of their travels in Shanghai.
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Widely considered his masterpiece, 1988's Dreamtime Return is a double album influenced by Roach's travels in the Australian outback and the Aboriginal concept of Dreamtime — referring to the time of creation and ancestral beings — and incorporates traditional Aboriginal instruments, including the didgeridoo.
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During his travels in the small, rural town in South Carolina low country, where authorities say Brittanee's cell phone last pinged, Chad passed out fliers to pedestrians and to a young man in a car who rubbed him the wrong way, he said.
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It was one of a much-prized group of virtuoso earlier paintings by Rubens — "Massacre of the Innocents" was another — made for wealthy Antwerp patrons and filled with references to the art he had seen during his travels in Italy in 1600-1608.
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" George charts the distance that our blood (as her title suggests, we contain, on average, between nine and eleven pints of it) travels in the body every day: some twelve thousand miles, "three times the distance from my front door to Novosibirsk.
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A Somali university student who travels in and out of Shabab areas said the group's fighters were becoming increasingly suspicious, even paranoid, checking the phones, cameras, computers and documents of anyone passing through their territory, constantly on guard for another American attack.
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"I'm just looking for a safe hotel with free Wi-Fi and a comfortable bed and they're all pretty similar to me," said Margaret Sharp of Seattle, who travels in the Pacific Northwest and Canada as a technical writer and project manager.
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The work ranges from an oversized version of a traditional, rough-hewn Roman cage cup by Karla Trinkley, to a vase inspired by South African pottery by Mieke Groot, selected from a series wherein the artist recreated vessels encountered on her world travels in glass.
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Mr. Kittelmann also emphasized that globalization was underway as early as the 19th century, quoting the modern art patron Harry Graf Kessler, who in 1898 noted that "the picture remains amazingly similar from one part of the world to another" during his travels in Mexico.
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Consider this passage by Cathleen Chaffee in the catalogue for the Museum of Modern Art's 22013 exhibition In & Out of Amsterdam: Travels in Conceptual Art, 123–212: [Ader's] early, dramatic death shaped [his] posthumous reputation as a tragic daredevil and an anachronistic, poetic wanderer.
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"This [mis]information, for one, still travels in the situation of an information vacuum and at the same time, shut downs actually exacerbate or increased levels of violence and not just for a single day, but for several days in a row," Rydzak said.
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"Of all my travels in this country, nothing has affected me more -- nothing even close, I have to tell you -- than the time I have spent with the mothers and fathers who have lost their children to violence spilling across our border," Trump said.
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Cue Mr. Ross, who, multiple sources told The Times, interrupted his work travels in Greece last Friday to order top officials at NOAA, which is part of the Commerce Department, to find a way to remedy the impression that the agency had contradicted the president.
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Here you might also see the legacy of Klee and his sportive, irregular grids — though "Camino Real" and Albers's later works also reflect her lengthy travels in Latin America, where she fused Bauhaus principles and pre-Columbian artistry into a language all her own.
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Detailed accounts of roadside trash, notes on unappetizing meals and the history of Mongol conquerors — in TRAVELS IN SIBERIA, Ian Frazier gives readers a sense of the landscape and its people by sketching a portrait of a vast geography with quirky, often comic details.
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The death of SoundCloud, then, would mean more than the sunsetting of a service: It could mean the erasure of a decade of internet sound culture, says Jace Clayton, a musician and the author of ''Uproot: Travels in 21st-Century Music and Digital Culture.
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"For all the religious people can you please do me a big favour and pray for my sister Amelia Bambridge, I'm about to board a plane from LA as she's been missing on her travels in Cambodia for over 48 hours now," he posted on Facebook.
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Perdue, who famously lead a vigil in 2007 on the steps of the Georgia state Capitol to pray for rain, often travels in a tan-and-brown camper van, deploying his southern charm as the first agriculture secretary from the south since the early Clinton administration.
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Fashion month ends — and a two-week self-quarantine period beginsMany US-based editors, influencers, models, and buyers who did travel to Milan for fashion events returned home to find a memo from their employers requesting that they self-quarantine due to their travels in Italy.
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Francois Bernier (33-88), author of the xenophobic Travels in The Mogul Empire and one of the first people to argue for a distinct hierarchical classification of races, is notably absent from the vast cast of itinerant Europeans the curators present as the face of Orientalism.
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Over lunch at Wild, a gluten-free restaurant in Manhattan's West Village where Mr. Bon Jovi regularly dines, he spoke about how he discovered a new part of France through the process of producing the wine and about his travels in general; Jesse was there, too.
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On view at the Japan Society, and in celebration of the organization's 110th anniversary, Hiroshi Sugimoto: Gates of Paradise combines Sugimoto's large-scale photographs from his travels in Italy with various historical objects and artworks on loan from museums worldwide, as well as items from the artist's personal collection.
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Researchers studied a star called S0-2, boasting a mass roughly 10 times larger than the sun, as it travels in an elliptical orbit lasting 16 years around the supermassive black hole called Sagittarius A* residing at the center of the Milky Way 26,000 light years from Earth.
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The distance light travels in a certain amount of time can be found with the definition of velocity (in one dimension): Calculating the size of a light-year means finding the time interval (Δt) in units of seconds instead of years since the speed is in meters per second.
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The eminent Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki created his own version of "Gulliver's Travels" in this 26115 film, although it has no Gulliver and assigns its travels to a pair of children: Pazu, a boy apprenticed to an engineer, and Sheeta, a girl who literally falls from the sky.
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The supplementary mix of Mesoamerican objects, one of the many types of art the couple favored, with her paintings and photographs divulge her yearning for Mexico's indigenous and agrarian culture and her conflicts with capitalism, especially in the income inequality she witnessed during her travels in the United States.
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Instead, I had the luck of receiving a sizeable project from an existing client right before we left the US, and that gave me the courage to grow my freelance list from one client to 14 throughout our travels in the areas I specialize in: writing, social media, and marketing.
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I picked up Malcomson's book, published nearly a decade after the events it describes, because I retain indelible memories of his earlier Empire's Edge: Travels in South Eastern Europe, Turkey and Central Asia (1994), a vivid and often moving report of travels through the lands on Europe's east and Asia's west.
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But those with a more optimistic bent in Dandong told Reuters they saw Kim's travels in the Chinese border region, including to the island of Hwanggumpyong, as a signal the long-dormant special economic zone marked out there between the two countries in 2011 could be revived if things progress well.
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The refrain I heard most often during my travels in the Ozarks was that the wealthy can take care of themselves and the poor are taken care of by the state, but who is looking out for those in the middle who want to work, if only jobs were available?
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"We will begin to construct a new foundation of cooperation and support with our Muslim allies to combat extremism, and terrorism and violence and to embrace a more just and hopeful future for Muslims in their countries," he said at the White House of starting his travels in Saudi Arabia.
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The film follows Fawcett's travels in South America over his lifetime as he hunts for a rumored city, painting him as a hero who feels earthbound by his ancestors and longs for something greater, some experience that defies definition, to discover something beyond what his own civilization has managed to produce.
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In the exhibitionThe Singapore Art Archive Project, at Sa Sa Bassac, Singaporean artist and archivist Koh Nguang How invites us to investigate Chinese-born, Singaporean-based artist Shui Tit Sing (1914–1997) and his travels in Cambodia with a band of artists and artist teachers known as the Ten Men Art Group.
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But because of my travels in Syria, under rules instituted in 2016 I am no longer able to claim the usual visa waiver that Irish citizens like me typically enjoy and now have to present myself for an interview at the American Embassy in London when I want to enter the United States.
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Caves throughout Thailand have shrines, many of them Buddhist, and often bear stories about the Buddha&aposs travels in the region and how he pacified fearsome giants or spirits, said Andrew Alan Johnson, an anthropology professor at Princeton University and author of "Ghosts of the New City," about development and tradition in northern Thailand.
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Icaria, as they called the "holy community" they were going to establish on American shores, was to be modeled on a make-believe place, the happy island nation described in Voyage en Icarie (Travels in Icaria), a bestselling utopian romance published in 1840 by Étienne Cabet, a communist parliamentarian and the publisher of Le Populaire.
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Accounts of his travels in search of literary origins—from the ruins of Troy to the Istanbul of Orhan Pamuk, from the jungles of southern Mexico in search of a Zapatista rebel called Subcomandante Marcos to the island of St Lucia to commune with Derek Walcott—provide local colour but rarely any piercing insights.
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Here are 5 takeaways of his first foreign trip: Trump can't escape the Russia controversy, no matter how far he travels In the week leading up to Trump's first foreign trip, the White House was overwhelmed with a series of bombshell reports that raised more questions about Trump and his campaign associates' ties to Russia.
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Today a small museum (admission 8.50 Swiss francs), featuring personal items such as his desk, typewriter, glasses, souvenirs of his travels in Asia and elsewhere, as well as selections of his writings and beautiful watercolors of the surrounding countryside, provide a vivid sense of Hesse's cosmopolitan sensibility amid remnants of his simple country life.
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A combination of the spiritual—a complete expression of what he might have taken from his travels in the East—and the commercial—the gas pumps of the West, they might be the most cheerful and animated pieces here aside from the furniture, the star of which is probably the late (2007) fluorescent, Lego-like cabinet blatantly titled Omaggio.
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In his book Boomerang: Travels in the New Third World, which chronicles the many places across the planet hit by the 2008 financial crisis, author Michael Lewis describes the city thusly: Weeds surround abandoned businesses, and all traffic lights are set to permanently blink, which is a formality, as there are no longer any cops to police the streets.
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His voice and vision made poetry from blackberry picking and ritual murder; from peeled potatoes in a bucket and epic travels in the afterlife; from a glimpse of his wife plunging into a swimming pool, and the tug of an airborne kite — "a tightened drumhead, an armful of blown chaff" — as he handed its string to his sons.
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" The rigid structure of Alaska cruises had never appealed to me, either, but thumbing through an old copy of "Travels in Alaska" not long ago, I began to wonder if it was still possible to wander the Inside Passage serendipitously as its author had, "borne smoothly over calm blue waters, through the midst of countless forest-clad islands.
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Having left an early marriage and promising academic career behind in Germany, Benjamin's personal relationships and fact-finding travels in Europe in the 21940s and '53s — especially excursions to Russia and to Italy — reinforced the revolutionary beliefs about mass industrialization and rapid urbanization that he had gleaned from his reading of Karl Marx, Max Weber, and George Simmel.
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The exhibition is a culmination of The Image Hunter project, in which Hitnes retraced Audubon's travels in the United States and created work during a residency in Charleston, SC. John James Audubon spent the early decades of the nineteenth century tracking birds and drawing them with the goal of creating a compendium of all of the birds in the United States.
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But the future queen of England (and the former Kate Middleton) has faced a challenge unknown to her predecessors: She travels in the era of social media, when the reporting on her smiles, waves and outfits extends beyond a contained group of tag-along journalists to a coterie of bloggers who chronicle her life from the vantage of their couches.
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