" As expected, McPhee describes an explosive "slime dart" that treads water "in much the way that a hummingbird treads air.
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There are bullet holes in walls, tire treads on mobsters, and now bullet holes and tire treads all over his song.
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And in that way, this book treads into brave territory.
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I saw flattened cane toads with tire treads on them.
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The cellar stairs were steep and the treads were narrow.
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The staircase in the foyer is metal, with glass treads.
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Snow glistens on the concrete, cut by freshly melted tire treads.
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Behind her treads an equally hopeful assembly of sexual violence survivors.
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Sweet Dreams treads a fine line between saccharine and slightly menacing.
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The longer the dollar treads water, the twitchier speculators will become.
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Two treads, or grousers, on Curiosity's left middle wheel are broken.
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Proving America treads more lightly at home than abroad is tricky.
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Los Angeles producer TOKiMONSTA treads the divides between dance music worlds.
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It treads an ugly, but well-worn path in American politics.
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Goodyear was inspired by spider silk while designing the tire treads.
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Working tank treads are all but necessary to support this model's weight.
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Today, Édouard Louis still treads the line, being from but not of.
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Lebanon. Unless Riyadh treads carefully, it could do long-term damage by
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The tires can change its treads according to the climate and terrain.
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The tire treads pop out from inside of the tire as needed.
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A man treads by on the screen, holding a barely legible sign.
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It treads such a careful line between creating understanding but not quite compassion.
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Miller treads gently in the water, attempting to be as benign as possible.
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Below it is the movement system, which consists of large military-style treads.
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The newly released Lost in Space reboot series from Netflix treads a different path.
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The bot moves with tank treads, though the version I saw just had wheels.
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You can also easily test your tire's treads with any coin you have handy.
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Avoid square toes, thin treads, and "distressed" leathers, and you're good to go. 225.
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Like any form of violence, rape treads a strange line between impersonal and intimate.
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A glass-sided staircase with wood treads leads upstairs, where there are three bedrooms.
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Sure, you never need tank treads on your affordable, seven-seat family-hauling crossover.
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To stand up to creeping totalitarianism, we needn't throw ourselves under the tank treads.
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Some leaders in Eastern Europe espouse "illiberal" democracy, which treads on traditional human rights.
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Still, like most elected Republicans, McCarthy treads carefully, wary of poking the orange bear.
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The tires become ATV 'swimmies' and the paddle-like treads help propel the vehicle forward.
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Her critique of Trump treads into awkward territory, given her friendship with his daughter, Ivanka.
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Master Class Jennifer Holmgren is speaks softly, treads gently and has a warm, friendly demeanor.
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It weighs a backbreaking 490 lbs, but can easily climb stairs thanks to its treads.
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More tank treads, but here they're used as conveyor belts to move Lego debris along.
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Those lowlifes had treated him like spoor tweezed out of boot treads with a twig.
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Trainspotting's Ewen Bremner plays a Catholic-hunter, while Star Trek's Colm Meaney treads the boards.
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She treads softly on the vaccine issue after realizing how fearful vaccine-hesitant patients are.
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The stairs are the focal point of the store, made of 43 cantilevered stair treads.
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Pathogenisis treads the sludge path extremely well, but V don't adhere to all the rules.
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This shows in the reCharge's strong, but biodegradable and lightweight treads, according to its maker.
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Goodyear claims the treads won't need consistent checks and extended recovery time from potential damages.
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For a modern audience, this story treads on territory that is quite sensitive, sociologically speaking.
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Inside the tank, we hardly felt a bump when we crushed cars under our treads.
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The trucks have rubber caterpillar treads designed to minimize the impact on the fragile landscape.
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The sole is lightweight and flexible, and has rubber treads to prevent slipping in a studio.
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The sidewalks aren't as slippery, so I forgo my treads and just wear some tennis shoes.
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Chance's release style treads the same territory as another one of Chicago's native sons: Kanye West.
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The first-floor banister, newel post and stair treads were found in the house during renovations.
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If treads are good enough for the army's tanks, they're good enough for a robot vacuum.
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Thematically, OZ treads an odd line between the parameters of harsh reality and near-delirious fiction.
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When describing his relationships with living authors, Mr. Gottlieb treads more carefully around eggshell-thin egos.
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In typical PewDiePie fashion, the lyric treads the line between amusing insider reference and plain offensive.
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By rotating your tires, you can lengthen their lifespan and prevent blowouts from badly-worn treads.
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It recently doubled its inventory of boardwalk-raised tents to 2795, but it still treads lightly.
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The center of the tires contain capsules with "reloadable and biodegradable" treads, according to its maker.
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Ms. Shrager suggests one with wide steps and treads and perhaps even a safety bar handrail.
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This is rich territory, but Bombshell treads lightly, and as a result the film feels thin.
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Marnell treads a knife edge between glamorizing her own despair and rendering it with savage honesty.
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The thing about Being is that it treads a very fine line between creepy and enlightening.
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There is a section break, some white space, and then a paragraph of fish facts that, in the context of his father's impending death, reads like a prose poem: With those minutely oscillating fins, a pickerel treads water in much the way that a hummingbird treads air.
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Apple even has a patent for a bendy bus with tank treads, which is a creative idea.
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The prototype looks like an old-fashioned tire, but has treads in the middle and no sidewalls.
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But he concluded that the 1996 federal law against FGM is unconstitutional and treads on states' rights.
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He treads his typical line of irreverence and insight, neatly summarizing the whole debate along the way.
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It may all sound like it treads all over the feet of Facebook's own M personal assistant.
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Finally, Kuri's drivetrain has been upgraded, with new belt treads in place of the originally planned wheels.
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The treads on my sneakers would catch the rope, causing it to whip my legs and back.
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The way it's designed prevents snow from getting trapped in the treads and messing up the traction.
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My favorite boots are comfortable, supportive, and have great treads for hiking on all sorts of terrain.
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Jamie allows Dougal a moment of heroism as he treads across the marshland and braves British gunfire.
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However, it routes power from the engine to the treads through the Xtronic continuously variable transmission (CVT).
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It replaced a dilapidated exterior wood staircase whose treads were repurposed as a dining table and shelving.
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Tank treads instead of wheels should allow R2-D2 to easily roll over uneven surfaces and even carpeting.
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It's bouncing on its tank-like treads, demonstrating that this little robot is the least gracious of winners.
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The RVR looks like a flat square with rounded edges and a pair of rubber, all-terrain treads.
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Spain's Ataraxy welded mournful, funereal doom passages to Bolt Thrower-esque tank treads on Where All Hope Fades.
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As the CEO of a multi-billion-dollar investment bank, Blankfein's words have consequences, and he treads cautiously.
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His demonization of immigrants treads a well-worn path of demagogues seeking to invent enemies to build support.
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The front door opens to a sunny atrium-like foyer, framing a wrought-iron staircase with concrete treads.
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He ironed creases into the pants, brushed lint off the sweaters, scraped mud out of the sneaker treads.
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Forgo slippery rubber treads; instead, grip opposite sides of the tree with the soles of your bare feet.
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Two tire tracks are visible, one in ink and the other the impression left by the tire treads.
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Among the evidence collected in the cold case are fingerprints lifted from crime scenes, shoe treads, and DNA.
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Golden Exits looks like it treads similar ground, telling a tale of woe and despair among young Brooklynites.
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But it treads all over holy and formerly holy sites with nary a moment for wonder or contemplation.
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But after extensive testing, the researchers concluded that treads have little to do with walking on ice without falling.
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Called the Digital Construction Platform, their robot is basically a giant hydraulic arm that moves around on caterpillar treads.
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With a long robotic arm and caterpillar treads, it's designed to work in the construction sites of the future.
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Yes, Santa Clarita contains multitudes; it's everything above, and it treads that previously-invisible space between the genres brilliantly.
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The advertising for Steven Spielberg's Ready Player One, which hits theaters on March 29th, treads a weird tonal line.
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Still, the deal could fracture if the U.S. or Iran treads too stridently over any number of fault lines.
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Medicine and poison—the line between the two is fine, and one that Dandelyan's latest series of drinks treads.
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Moreover, thanks to the outsole's fabricated treads, you'll have great grip and traction even on the slickest of surfaces.
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Those arrested, branded "traitors" by state-aligned media, are ostracized by Saudi society even as it treads into modernity.
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But in his engagement with folklore, myth, and religion, he treads on a fine line between decoration and introspection.
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And you'll be glad for the shoes' cushiony treads as you make the rounds of museums, monuments and restaurants.
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Ms. Kratochvila, the bagel-maker and festival organizer, says she treads carefully so as to avoid rhapsodizing Jewish culture.
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He treads in shit in front of a child and then talks him into believing that it didn't happen.
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The use of treads instead of wheels lets the 360 Eye easily climb over obstacles or transition between floor surfaces.
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"Hide on the Treads 3" incorporates piano, glockenspiel, and Clarke's trademark electronic sound design into a sweeping and uplifting composition.
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The Mario Kart 7 design looks like your standard kart tire with the classic Nintendo red color bordering the treads.
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The Bucket Wheel Excavator rumbles along on a set of working tank treads that help spread out the Excavator's weight.
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Poitras' view of military surveillance treads on familiar visual ground: monochrome infrared video, VGA-hued data readouts, thermal camera feeds.
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By the end of some sequences, entire villages and local landmarks are razed by mortars, heavy artillery, and tank treads.
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We need ways of imagining survival and prosperity for those who are caught under the treads of the contemporary era.
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In successful bottles, the result is a thrilling tightrope walk as the wine treads the line between sweet and dry.
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Besides bite marks, the techniques include comparisons of hair, handwriting, tire treads and footprints, and certain kinds of ballistic analysis.
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But about 10 feet away from its target, one of the robot's tank-like treads got stuck, World Nuclear News reports.
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Scientists with the Curiosity mission noticed the small breaks, both of which are on the rover's raised treads, on March 19.
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But it goes on far too long and treads far too familiar ground to be as effective as it could be.
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According to WTVR, the thing wasn't actually a tank, but a personnel transport vehicle, equipped with tank treads but no weapons.
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That said, I was bothered by how lightly "The Color Purple" treads in depicting the romance between Celie and Shug Avery.
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Round wheels are optimal for hard terrain while track-style treads allow an armored vehicle to move freely on softer ground.
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Under Stacie Passon's precise direction, this gothic fable of isolation and violence expertly treads a fine line between tragedy and camp.
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A floating staircase with reclaimed-wood treads takes you to a master-bedroom suite that is lofted over the main space.
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But nearly as soon as the movement came to life, it was crushed under the treads of Soviet T-19603 tanks.
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These will be more expensive, but they're also more elegant than Dr. Martens, and their very thick treads mean they last.
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The National Academy of Sciences report found significant problems with the analysis of bite marks, tire treads, arson and hair samples.
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The kind of freelancing in which the president's chief strategist engaged in has blown the treads off the administration's existing strategy.
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Analysts have said that Gou treads a fine line in balancing his business empire that straddles both the United States and China.
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The snowshoes might look low-tech, but the combination of cleats and tire-like treads provide ample traction, especially on hardpack trails.
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The third bedroom is in the loft overlooking the living room, which is reached by an open staircase with cast concrete treads.
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A nozzle is attached to the end of a pair of robotic arms atop a rover-like vehicle outfitted with tank treads.
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Boots with good treads or shoes with added ice grippers will help to keep you upright and in control of your pet.
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Kuri's new wheels are designed a bit more like tank treads — they start large in the front and taper toward the back.
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Ollie is shaped like a barrel with treads and, to the surprise of your pets, it can go fourteen miles an hour.
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The building, which weighs thirty-five tons, was mounted on skis and dragged behind a tractor equipped with extra-heavy-duty treads.
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Yet the result, though corny at times, treads close to madness and majesty alike, and nobody but Gibson could have made it.
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Imagine that a random car is periodically driving across your front yard, leaving tire treads and gouges on your otherwise pristine lawn.
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Unanswered questions are at the center of every episode, each of which treads along a singular theme reflected in the episode title.
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The other robot has a chassis that looks like it's made out of wood and uses treads instead of tires to move.
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It treads meditatively—focused but not unhinged, diverse but not incoherent—all slow tempos, soft organs, and lustrous vocals draped over rich soundscapes.
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All of this treads typical territory for movies about relationships – but all of this happens in the first 20 minutes of the movie.
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Green and cuboid, with an interior steel frame, rubberised treads and pressure-resistant electronic innards, it is about the size of a minivan.
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"It uses caterpillar treads which means it can go off road more easily, which mean they can hide them more easily," Hanham said.
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The character, who first gained notoriety with the film Gone Girl in 2014, treads a thin line of both caring and not-caring.
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A robot emerges from the bunker, its treads pushing dust as its red eyes fade to black, but losing none of their menace.
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Nearby, a herd of elephants treads noiselessly, trunks and ears flailing, like a pod of land-whales adrift above a dry, ancient seabed.
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They tore down the walls that enclosed the home's central staircase and installed a custom iron banister and fresh walnut wood stair treads.
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If your tire treads are not of proper depth for the conditions, you put yourself at risk of losing control of your car.
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They watch carefully as a mobile rig, mounted on tank treads, hammers and spins a drill bit hundreds of yards into the bedrock.
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In fact, we make enough margin on the hardware between bikes and treads to pay all sales and marketing investment, dollar-for-dollar.
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But unfortunately, the robot does have the tendency to fall off tables sideways when its treads slip off an edge its sensors can't see.
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Others were crushed under the treads of a T-22015 tank, or strung up by their feet inside a slaughterhouse and butchered like animals.
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She treads lightly but distinctly through the stories she tells, displaying an enviable mixture of rapport with her subjects and detachment from their peculiarities.
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As if she weren't already enough of a rarity, Bully treads into Sonic Youth territory with their sound; it's dark, fuzzy, sarcastic, and arty.
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During his time on stage, Brad Paisley treads tenderly, shunning his usual guitar pyrotechnics to deliver "Away in the Manger" as an acoustic lullaby.
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It's assembled on top of a gold chassis with tank treads, powered by two Raspberry Pi 2s, and controlled with an Xbox 360 controller.
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They could align the three skis in such a way that the treads they left behind were identical to a standard pair of skis.
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So he swims to the edge of the water and climbs out to go get married, while Ray treads water, still in the pond.
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The mini-fridge-sized vehicles will have speakers and microphones to chat with humans, and their six-wheel treads can even climb small staircases.
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The Pentagon turned down the request, offering the diplomatic excuse that the large tire treads would likely damage the streets in the nation's capital.
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That's because a smooth rolling on of torque at the wheels — or, in this case, treads — improves traction and acceleration even in slippery conditions.
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At the top of the main staircase, with patterned risers and leather-covered treads, a bedroom was turned into the Athenaeum, or classical library.
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It treads especially lightly in the 20th century, and does not push too hard at recent nationalistic and religious upheavals of the Islamic world.
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The most fun you can have with the tech is a screen where you can see the real-time interaction with the touch-sensitive treads.
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Another is to send in a bot the size of a small refrigerator on tractor treads, equipped with cutting and gripping tools to wrangle debris.
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A robot that scooted into the reactor on tank-like treads got stuck in February 2017, so the company decided to try again this week.
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Some have caterpillar treads, some have wheels, but Rentschler and his team thought the best approach would be to mimic natural movements inside the body.
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The RVR moves using a pair of treads, and Trailer Valet says it's capable of moving over dirt and grass as well as paved roads.
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Netflix has released four trailers this week for its latest season of "Black Mirror," a series that treads the line between science fiction and documentary.
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Ever since the Reagan Presidency, Republicans have developed this anti-government narrative, claiming that government treads on personal freedom, destroys jobs, and hampers economic growth.
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Ignoring the 23 inches of ground clearance and treads that would make General Patton green with envy, Nissan brags the Rogue Warrior is otherwise stock.
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At the bottom of the barrel was Japan's Casio, makers of heavy-duty watches designed to take on tank treads and falls from your dresser.
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Goodyear has unveiled a self-regenerating concept tire with artificial intelligence features that allow the tire treads to change according to the environment and climate.
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Floors and stair treads are antique fumed oak; the master bath and bedroom upstairs are separated by a sliding screen made of woven copper strips.
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Then, you build the arms and make those move, finally, in the third stage, you build his tank treads which let him move around the room.
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When Sam suggests that Jess has feelings for Nick, she treads close to this played-out epiphany (and to how they broke up in Season 2).
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Priding itself on frankly depicting these various issues, the show manages to make provocative television that skirts (and at times treads over) the line of propriety.
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This Portuguese outfit treads a similar path, evoking textured, deceptively simplistic drones and swaths of ritual ambient on its suffocating debut, Rituais e Mantras do Medo.
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With the help of a couple of Pixar animators, toymaker Anki built a robot with two motorized treads, big engaging eyes, and a ton of personality.
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And you may soon be able to have the treads on your tires replaced; 3D printers can customize replacements for winter, summer or even track use.
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It lumbers along on working tank treads, and includes countless moving features including conveyor belts that carry debris away (or unneeded Lego) and a rotating superstructure.
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The sound of a pop from the thick North Korean woods can be heard some nights, as a deer or wild boar treads on a landmine.
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Lewinsky says she hopes new documentary will ensure her experience 'never happens to another young person' Lewinsky treads gingerly around the intimate aspects of her story.
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My wardrobe is built around socks with treads and sweaters with patch pockets, much as my father's depended on pre-tied tennis shoes and cargo pants.
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"BH90210" treads delicately, as well, with mentions of Luke Perry, who played the bad boy Dylan McKay and who died, earlier this year, of a stroke.
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A steel staircase with cables and open wood treads leads to the second floor, where there is another bedroom with built-in cabinetry and a bathroom.
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He lives in a majority-Muslim country, has little interest in seeking asylum in the West and treads an unlikely path followed by few former jihadis.
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Jason Momoa's story about meeting Lisa Bonet treads a fine line between adorable and mildly creepy — but hey, the good news is it has a happy ending.
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We&aposre taken to the "safety" room, where we examine tire treads and learn about tire pressure -- before being buckled up in a real-size car seat.
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Conventional wheels or tank-like treads wouldn't work, as these forms of locomotion would send the probes hurtling back into space, owing to Ryugu's exceptionally weak gravity.
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Toshiba and the International Research Institute for Nuclear Decommissioning designed the scorpion robot to scoot on caterpillar treads like a tank through pipes about four inches wide.
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The new story treads parallel paths as you take control, separately, of Special Air Service Sergeant Kyle Garrick; and Alex, a CIA operative with a mysterious background.
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The first is a Hitchcockian film within a film: Kate Plays Christine treads the meta waters of what it means to be an actress embodying a character.
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Powered off, he doesn't look like much more than a simple construction toy, with two pairs of tank treads and a construction-style lifting arm up front.
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Goldman Sachs believes the stock market is overdue for a pullback, but bank shares will still perform well even as the rest of the market treads water.
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Even if you have the right part — like, say, some treads you pulled off a robo-tank — you can't install them without the requisite resources and skills.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan treads a fine line between disavowing some of the Republican presidential nominee Donald J. Trump's more inflammatory remarks and disavowing Mr. Trump himself.
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A staircase with granite treads and stainless-steel railings leads up to the main entertaining level, which has an open floor plan, high ceilings and large windows.
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When she speaks about industry leaders like Ryan Murphy, the creator of Scream Queens, she treads carefully, gingerly selecting each word like fruit at a farmer's market.
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It runs great on hard surfaces, but when it's on softer dirt, the treads tend to dig down into the dirt, instead of scrub across the top.
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These USA-made seamless-toe socks have tiny treads in the heel and toe to prevent your sock from sliding around inside your shoe on an incline.
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Climbing the stairs to the workrooms above is precarious: The creaking wooden treads are treacherously narrow, and the building gets smaller, with lower ceilings, as you ascend.
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On a family vacation to Martha's Vineyard this past summer there was a precarious, slip siding walk on sandy wooden treads down the side of a dune.
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Wariness is warranted here, where staircases no longer have treads, banisters hang at crazy angles and gaping elevator shafts no longer contain elevators, at least in one piece.
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There's rolling tank treads, adjustable support arms, an extending counter-weight system with retractable wheels, and what looks like miles of cables wound up through its towering boom.
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Our title character is Omkara (Ajay Devgn), who treads the indistinct line between politician and gang leader, stigmatized for his caste rather than the color of his skin.
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In fact, Oren Ben David, Boaz Bentur, Tal Cohen, and Nimrod Bar offer a monster replete with suspense that intentionally treads among the worn-out avenues of rock.
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Here, where Andrew Wyeth painted Christina Olson, where Bernard Langlais created his large-scale sculptures, where Lois Dodd and Alan Magee practice their formidable realism, she treads carefully.
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After searching around town when my treads were wearing low, I found the best deal for a set of four tires installed for my car was at Costco.
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Despite the visible tire treads on his body from the wheels of the Trump bus, Sessions said Thursday that he will stay on as long as it's appropriate.
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He treads a careful line throughout the movie, making his character sympathetic at times, without holding back in the moments when he's meant to be pushy, devious, or egomaniacal.
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Subsequent tests showed that at the stage where three of the raised treads, called grousers, are broken, a wheel will have attained about 60 percent of its useful lifespan.
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Anti-personnel mines, which have been used for centuries, sit still rather than loiter and kill anything that treads on them, rather than anything which illuminates them with radar.
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Using close third-person narration, Moore treads carefully around her characters' minds: We know Ada best, but we know her mostly through her efforts to understand her enigmatic father.
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A pilot cowers under a giant spider, their vehicle's treads covered in debilitating webbing, but manages to blast the creature back and into the waiting fist of their wingman.
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Joining "Might" is "The Force Awakens Table," which treads a more traditional path as it follows heroes Rey, Finn and Poe as they take on those First Order jerks.
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A few hours earlier, we had climbed into a Sno-Cat, a metal box on tank treads — me, my new girlfriend, her parents, her sister and brother-in-law.
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From a distance it appears nearly monochrome, but get up close and you'll see rivers of dots and half-moons, slightly raised like the treads of a car mat.
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Becki Hack, Houston "The Hawaii Cure," by Wells Tower, treads a well-worn path of colonialist tropes as a writer indulges his escapism fantasies with a trip to Hawaii.
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" Williams, like others in Carson's inner circle, treads lightly around the question of whether he should drop out, insisting that Carson must make the decision on his own. "Dr.
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POLITICO reporting referenced in this segment: Pelosi's campaign for speaker hits snag as potential challenger emerges Left treads carefully as Dems taste powerSinema wins Arizona State race Datapoint: 1.
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A columnist for Corriere della Sera, Giangiacomo Schiavi, warned that Saudi Arabia, "a country that instead of respecting human rights, treads on them," would gain legitimacy through La Scala.
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Screenshot from a launch PlayStation 4 Screenshot from a PlayStation 4 Pro Pay particular attention to the paint on the tank's name, "Black Bess," and the lines of the treads.
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While Hilma af Klint's powerful abstractions at the Guggenheim New York write a new subtext for art history, Zarina's intimately scaled exhibition treads a similar terrain of spirituality and subjectivity.
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Sitting on the roof of VICE's Williamsburg office on a sunny May afternoon, he explains that he's designed his art such that he never treads on the same ground twice.
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"He has seen the ad and thinks the ad treads on sacred ground and hopes they don't run it," a source close to the politician told the Los Angeles Times.
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She remained composed as she drove out of the forest, crossing over the main road and following a path of sandy tire treads toward a different stretch of the river.
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The interior is sleek and industrial, with an open staircase with glass balustrades and treads, radiant-heated concrete floors, corrugated metal ceilings and glass walls, several of which slide open.
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The mech runs on a Corvette engine, but maintenance on the hydraulics, tire treads, and general mechanical upkeep are a lot more demanding and expensive than your average hot rod.
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There's no balancing involved (assuming four wheels or two sets of treads), and there are far fewer possible directions that force might be applied in order to move the robot.
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Immediately buying the latest (and only presumably greatest) version of something, and the must-have early adoption ethos that the purchase implies, treads a bit into the realm of corporate cheerleading.
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But in criticizing Mr. Rubio for breaking a promise to oppose "amnesty" — an inflammatory term popular with conservatives — the ad treads into rhetorical territory that Mr. Bush had avoided until now.
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The ConceptD 900 is the high-end desktop offering in Acer's new series, and it basically treads on supercomputer status — both in terms of its specs and its $19,999 price tag.
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When it's at its worst, The Walking Dead just treads water, and for me this week felt like we were just hanging out for the real story to pick up again.
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It also treads dangerously close to looking like an official Spotify product, borrowing the music service's color scheme and featuring a "playlist selector" button that looks not unlike Spotify's own logo.
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Another great example of this archetype is Loki from the Norse mythology and subsequently the Marvel comics, who, like the Joker, treads a thin line between malicious violence and harmless humor.
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Belgrade, which refused to join the West's sanctions on Russia even though its pledged its respect for the territorial integrity of Ukraine, also treads a fine line to avoid upsetting Moscow.
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Ivenko is also lumbered, poor lad, with dialogue in English as well as in Russian, and some of his line readings are as flat as the boards on which he treads.
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The new space race When the first unmanned rover touched down on the far side of the moon in January 2019, neither Soviet nor US-made treads disturbed the lunar dust.
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To watch this movie is, above all, to make a list of all the other movies it evokes, sometimes with a literalness that treads the boundary between homage and outright plagiarism.
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He treads the complicated and corrupt system with the help of a progressive warden (Indira Varma of "Game of Thrones") and the motivation to return to his wife and teenage daughter.
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On display was the company's new robot, T7, which stands about six feet tall, moves about on treads and has a single arm with a big metal pincer on the end.
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Standing seven-inches tall there's a remarkable amount of detail in this set built from just 300 pieces of Lego, including a pair of working tank treads and some remarkably expressive eyes.
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Third, I don't know about you, but the very idea of something riding around on top of my records, even with the softest of little rubber treads, kind of freaks me out.
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NHK offered detailed recommendations for coping with the weather, including wearing boots with heavy treads, heading home early and not walking with hands in coat pockets in case of slips and falls.
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His latest robot, Ibuki, is one for the nightmare catalog: It's a robotic 10-year-old boy that can move on little tank treads and has a soft rubbery face and hands.
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Like all things in the city, sentient or not, they are quickly subjected to mistreatment — a moving truck backs over them, a blizzard envelops them, a puffy-jacketed dog treads over them.
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More than 2 million accidents a year involve teen drivers and 300,000 are related to tire issues, such as worn treads or inflation, so getting the message out is "critically important," Martin says.
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On the underside of the 21 Eye you'll find a pair of metal contacts the robot vacuum uses for charging, its spinning brush bar, and a pair of bright blue rubber tank treads.
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Each of the probe's six aluminum wheels measures 20 inches (50 cm) in diameter, which contact the ground with an outer layer that's as thin as a dime, except at the thicker treads.
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That could open up new motoring possibilities, including having seasonal treads printed on your wheels: a summer one for faster roads and a winter tread for increased grip in the wet and snow.
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But O.J.: Made in America arrives at a moment when America treads on dangerous ground, when the election of a celebrity demagogue—one whose second wedding Simpson attended—has become a horrific possibility.
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That is why Blanchett's performance, like that of Katharine Hepburn, in "Bringing Up Baby" (1938), treads so joyfully close to excess—never quite over the top, yet savoring the pleasures of the brink.
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In the courtyard of Victoria's home, Sharon treads carefully at first, gently trying to find common ground with Victoria, woman to woman (or as mothers, or as a mother talking to her daughter).
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We were thrilled to hear that — even with winds gusting to 122 miles per hour, beyond hurricane force — the SnowCoach, a spider-like vehicle with triangular treads instead of tires, would be operating.
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Cooper's plan for the six-week excursion covers nearly six thousand miles and involves a single-engine airplane with skis and tundra treads, man-pulled sleds, and guns to fend off polar bears.
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The new foursome definitely treads its own path, with a story that nods appreciatively backwards while staking its own claim on the basic idea of four chums saving the world from paranormal threats.
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Using the surrounding water as an electrode to capture and distribute electrical energy, the self-powered machine treads water twice as fast as similar robots and can function in a range of water temperatures.
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That's because Europe's vast center is presenting for office the same, shopworn re-treads of candidates and platforms that they've been trotting out since I first covered Jean-Marie Le Pen in the 1980s.
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Re-assembling all of those pieces into a five-foot long Lego Technic bulldozer, complete with working tank treads and a bucket that's raised and lowered by a gearing system, took considerably less time.
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In addition to eschewing hard-nosed medical analysis, the film treads a line between acknowledging both its subjects' very real symptoms and the frustration of friends and family who see them retreat into isolation.
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Crevasse, on the other hand, are sworn to a particularly pummeling blend of hardcore, powerviolence, d-beat, and doom that treads heavily, and only takes two or three minutes to pack a serous wallop.
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NAAFI producer Lao has melded grime, jungle, reggaeton, and other styles in the past, so it is fitting that his latest release treads new global territory in an unexpected but catchy combination of sounds.
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As the world treads down a path of intense opposition, we must ask: How can we safeguard our rights and freedoms and maintain a society when the government is working in their own interests?
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No matter how much your boots cost, how warm they are, or how many treads are on the bottom, they probably won't keep you from falling over on the ice and looking like a tool.
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Katsuhiro Otomo's 2001 animated film Metropolis treads similar territory in terms of using AI to explore how people treat each other — and those they perceive to be "other" — in the pursuit of what they want.
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In many ways, Drake and Rihanna have created a musical tetralogy: a four-track mini-concept album which treads through the narrative of someone seeking the sole puzzle piece that will fit neatly into theirs.
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Although series creator Richard Price has been pretty faithful to King's 2018 novel, there are a few points where the show treads its own path – and some of these differences have pretty big future implications.
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This episode treads the same drawn-out, unaffecting path as so many have this season, briefly checking in with an array of minor players without crafting a particularly engaging character beat for any of them.
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The giant model is almost a perfect replica of the original, although Denton did incorporate some improvements, including the addition of bearings for the wheel axles which allows the giant treads to roll easily and smoothly.
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In his post, he said that the word "POLICE" was written on his receipt, indicating a potential sign to the other BK staffers to, say, scrape the treads of their shoes onto that soft sourdough bun.
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"Expect huge scrutiny of the new cabinet, likely to be appointed over the weekend, as President Ramaphosa treads the line between party unity and his promise to fight corruption," Rand Merchant Bank analyst John Cairns said.
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Take Allison Mack, alleged sex trafficker and NXIVM higher-up, whose involvement in the branding and forced labor of other women treads the irreconcilable line between victimhood and perpetrator that is often evoked by female criminals.
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The Bludwork release treads a similarly light and bubbly path, pitching itself somewhere between the jocular atmospherics of the Mood Hut crew and the kind of swampy, sub-tropical house you'd hear PLO Man playing out.
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More from Martin Giles of MIT Technology Review: Unless Microsoft treads carefully, some could flee to rival repositories like BitBucket or GitLab, which has seen a big spike in traffic since news of the deal broke.
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From the wearer's viewpoint, looking down at the watch on the wrist, the case resembles a tank's cockpit while the brancards, the vertical bars that run along each side of the case, recall a tank's treads.
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Make sure your vehicle is prepared for winter conditions, with a good battery, tires with good treads that are properly inflated, antifreeze in the radiator, working windshield wipers and plenty of no-freeze window washer fluid.
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In fact, it was over so quickly that the snow in the treads of my winter boots hadn't fully melted by the time I left the clinic and gingerly took my numbed nuts home on the subway.
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"Shimomura's style really centers around the piano, regardless of what instrumentation she's working with," says Celeste soundtrack composer Lena Raine, who's released plenty of her own music that treads the line between ambient, electronic music, and pop.
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Occasionally, a Reznor/Ross score treads water; their work on Netflix's meme-generating Bird Box (2018), is reflective of the film itself, and feels generic and too much like a host of other recent horror-movie ambient.
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Written and directed by Geremy Jasper, the movie treads familiar aspirational ground: Patricia has dreams, pluck and obstacles (she's routinely taunted because of her weight), but her outsider status isn't fetishized or romanticized, and she's divinely real.
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These seeds are easily spread by human feet, animal fur and the treads of bicycle tires, and though they usually germinate within their first year, they have been known to linger five or more, awaiting suitable conditions.
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But the essay is most striking for the candid advice it offers to the next holder of his office, and for the middle-path it treads between scolding elites and exhorting them to remember their responsibilities to society.
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The flexible surface would (again, theoretically) give you a natural-feeling gait while sliding across the floor, and the device could have omnidirectional treads, so it could pull you back into place even after you've turned or sidestepped.
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The most recognizable of them: an elaborate portrait of Donald Trump riding a tank with gold-plated treads out of the ocean, holding what appears to be a Barrett M821A rifle, while $100 bills float breezily behind him.
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Taiwan treads a fine line between annoying friendly Southeast Asian neighbors and the United States, its sole political ally and arms supplier, by being a proxy for China's sovereign interests, despite the risk of angering Beijing, he added.
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Two main issues came up that blocked allowance: the challenge of getting a ski bike onto a chairlift, and the risk that the bike would cut deep treads into the snow, making the mountain unsafe for other skiers.
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That's not easy in a feature (the first from the Danish director Anders Walter, returning to ideas he explored in his 2013 Oscar-winning short film, "Helium") that treads a fragile path between adult themes and childlike wonder.
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On the other hand, Eliasson's work also treads a similarly fine line between what might be called populism and intellectualism: appealing alternately to teenagers taking selfies and academics writing papers (not that these are necessarily mutually exclusive categories).
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Members of the tribe showed Reuters an area the size of several football fields near their village, where the forest had been cleared away, leaving a broad dirt hole in the ground pockmarked by the treads of heavy machinery.
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The real-life version is all but dependent on massive treads like this so that it doesn't just sink into the earth, but Lego's version is also surprisingly hefty given the 3,929 plastic pieces that went into its construction.
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"Any component contacting the course surface for traction and mobility, including, but not limited to wheels, tracks, treads or belts, cannot be purchased or considered an 'off-the-shelf' product," according to this NASA statement on the new rules.
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Mr. Corden is best known as the host of "The Late Late Show" on CBS, but he started as an aspiring stage performer, and when he gets the chance he still treads the boards, at least for a laugh.
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For another fanciful staircase, this one running alongside the pursuit-of-knowledge fresco, Ponti made risers out of green and rose marble and treads out of beige, so that one ascends seeing color and descends with a starker view.
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The current group exhibition that sprawls from Gansevoort Street to West 30th Street on the elevated park embraces this strange space between the natural and the human made, with work by an international mix of artists that treads this uncanny line.
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The story, after all, comes from the minds of screenwriting duo Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, who also brought us This Is the End and Superbad, and it treads the same stoner-meets-sexual-deviance path as those previous films.
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Over 11 tracks, the album treads the path of the seven stages of grief—and for each of these tracks, Ferreira created a video, with the full 11 making up the visual version of the album, premiering today on Creators.
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It has learned a lot from the exploits of Patania One (pictured), such as how hard you can push bearings rated to 500 atmospheres of pressure and how deep treads sink into the deep-sea ooze for a given load.
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Her answer is insightful, but also also treads a fine line between inspirational and fist-gnawingly stressful for those of us who are inclined to curl up into a foetal ball rather than make any kind of major life decision.
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The confession scene, which played at the end of Season Two, is one of the most remarkable pieces of acting to appear on American television in the last ten years because of the line it treads between fantasy and reality.
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Riley also comes with a dock for charging, and the tank treads can be swapped out for different colors — because let's be honest, this is a toy mainly for kids and not something an intruder is going to be deterred by.
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After checking her time on the scoreboard, peeling off her caps, removing her goggles and glancing at the Team U.S.A. cheering section, Ledecky typically hangs from the wall or treads water until there is a second-place finisher to congratulate.
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Season of the Witch instead treads a line between Lovecraftian horror and a corporate sci-fi dystopia, planting itself in California instead of Illinois and insinuating a terrifying global Halloween night conspiracy, all originating in a tiny rural company town.
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In his letter, Cardinal Ouellet treads carefully on the fact that the American's ascent took place under John Paul, while making clear that Francis had nothing to do with Archbishop McCarrick's promotions from New York to New Jersey to Washington.
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CreditCreditTodd Heisler/The New York Times LAS VEGAS — She begins her day in black, the natural black before dawn and the requisite black of her uniform: the T-shirt, the pants, the socks, the shoes with slip-resistant treads, all black.
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As soon as I realized this novel type of Lego set could move and react to its surroundings, I started wondering how I could attach the treads to my Ecto-1 Lego set and turn it into a remote-controlled Ghostbusters car.
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To Trump supporters, who enjoy the president's grinning face stuck to all manner of pictures and gifs — and shirts — Heuser's image represents how they see the president every day: as an unimaginably wealthy man, casually steamrolling the world on impossibly expensive tank treads.
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Powered by a rechargeable battery in the tank, and four AAs in the wireless controller, the Terrascout's treads can clamber over almost any terrain—as long as it's not wet—and remotely fire off a round of darts from its 18-shot magazine.
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Down in Christchurch, New Zealand a team of roboticists at Invert Robotics has commercialized an inspection robot that uses tiny suction cups on a series of treads and a specialty chemical to create a technology that has robots literally climbing the walls.
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The first story in Certain Women treads a similar path: A mentally unstable man, seeking compensation for a workplace injury, avoids the advice of his lawyer (Laura Dern), instead waiting eight months for a male lawyer to give him the same advice.
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MICHAEL A. LIVINGSTON Cheltenham, Pa. To the Editor: Amy Chozick suggests that Hillary Clinton was "effectively paralyzed" and that her campaign was "barely heard from" during the past week ("Clinton Treads Lightly Amid Furor Over Trump," Political Memo, front page, Oct. 16).
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At Casa do Garimpeiro, two young women buy gold dust from prospectors and sell them gold jewelry, to give to their wives and girlfriends; outside is a giant glass-topped table, fashioned out of the gold-painted metal treads of an excavator.
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Jasper Sharp, a curator at the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, pointed out that the Albertina Modern treads close to the territory of other Vienna museums, and that Mr. Schröder has long been criticized for moving his institution too far from drawings and graphics.
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Starring Zoe Deutch, Glen Powell, Lucy Liu, and Taye Diggs, Set It Up treads plenty of the territory covered by its genre predecessors — but with a style so intoxicatingly charming, you can't help but fall for the same beats all over again.
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" Hot Spring treads similar ground like on "No Money," where he also references universally popular songs, singing, "I've been dancing in the dark / I've been running down a dream / I've been running up that hill, but floating back down in a stream.
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His namesake firm, which designed the building as well as its interiors, wound the staircase — with its limestone treads and brass railing — from the below-lobby wine cellar up to the second floor with its billiards, poker room and navy-lacquered library.
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Carlos CurbeloCarlos Luis CurbeloProgressive Latino group launches first incumbent protection campaign The Memo: Bad polls for Trump shake GOP Anxious GOP treads carefully with Trump defense MORE (R-Fla.); Torres Small won a tight race; and Delgado won an upstate New York district.
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In the cycling studio, 12 instructors record classes about eight to 12 times a week each, in front of a live group of actual riders at an NYC studio; a separate treadmill studio is ramping up its offerings as the treads start to ship.
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But this treads a dangerous path: ceding to demands that the entire political system cater to the perceived values of a group that largely stopped voting for Democrats in the 1960s, when the party pushed the Civil Rights Act and equal rights for women.
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And while the palette of the house is mostly neutral, from the poured concrete floors and wooden elements to the iron doors and stair treads, there are many touches of color, from the area rugs, textiles and bright orange barstools set at the kitchen counter.
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Now invasive earthworm species from southern Europe — survivors of that frozen epoch, and introduced to this continent by European settlers centuries ago — are making their way through northern forests, their spread hastened by roads, timber and petroleum activity, tire treads, boats, anglers and even gardeners.
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Numerous factors — including the freshness of the tire tracks, the freshness of the grass blades visible in the treads and the condition of the grass beneath the car — led Ervin to believe that the car may have been there for a week or less.
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As I learned more about the phenomenon of "UrbExing" (short for urban exploration), in which young people like Vic covertly infiltrate, often illegally, the skyscrapers and subways of the cities they live in, I grew attracted to the line Vic treads between trespass and art.
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CreateNYC treads lightly in its details, aware that it needs buy-in from vested interests and that a push too far will instigate reprisal from players they have little control over: goliath institutions and their boards, state government, developers, real estate lobbyists, and so forth.
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The Nike Kaepernick ad campaign also treads on risky ground, given the public outrage that Kaepernick has faced for his political stance against racial violence in the US — not to mention that Nike's own history with questionable labor practices hardly makes it a progressive bastion.
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This is where Nurmagomedov treads a nice middle line—Emelianenko often let his man roll around as he loaded up the big punches and eschewed position altogether, other fighters simply hold and never get off the big shots, Nurmagomedov works with everything in moderation.
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Manama, Bahrain (CNN)Secretary of State John Kerry treads carefully on the issue of human rights in Bahrain -- a key Gulf ally in the fight against ISIS -- but whose government is accused of routine human rights abuses against political dissidents and discrimination against the country's Shiite-majority.
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It's what was lacking from the small sampling that Calvin Klein Collection brought out at its offices on Viale Umbria as it treads water between the dismissal of its previous designer (the long-serving Italo Zucchelli, who exited in April) and the appointment of its next.
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The group show, currently showing at Leila Geller Gallery, covers the themes of road trips (the muddied treads of tire marks), innocuous details of car interiors (the abstract shape of a pine tree air freshener), and simple drawings that pay tribute to a car's curving elegance.
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Milrem Robotics, a company based in Estonia, has developed a robot called THeMIS (Tracked Hybrid Modular Infantry System), which consists of a mobile body mounted on small tank treads, topped with a remote-weapon turret that can be equipped with small or large-caliber machine guns.
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Even though the company treads in problematic territory, like reportedly mistreating employees, and has faced pushback from (former) Prime subscribers, the HQ2 spectacle proved that Amazon has enough power to make entire cities bow before it — and that powerful people are okay with overlooking Amazon's controversies.
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Roberts treads carefully Just a week ago the eight justices -- four liberals and four conservatives -- met behind closed doors to discuss the mountain of cert petitions that had piled up over the summer to vote on which of the cases should be added to the Court's docket.
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The company's Kompact 23-inch kit can be configured for an opening of 79 by 64 inches, but reward you with spacious 33.5 inch-wide treads, only six out of 12 of which are winders if your floor-to-floor height is around 9 feet 6 inches.
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For all the sucking it does, the device treads surprisingly light: Because liquid is being deposited with every swipe of the smooth, plastic-tipped wand, clients never feel the scraping and skin-pulling that comes with diamond-tipped dermabrasion, the poking of microneedling, or the pinching of manual extractions.
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Equipped with treads that allow it to travel across all household surfaces and a long-lasting battery, the camera — under a pet owner's control — can follow a cat or dog from room to room, dispensing treats and entertaining the pet with its built-in laser pointer or teaser attachments.
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Tying in the darker side of beauty pageants with the emerging world of cyber fantasy and recreation, this is kind of a bizarre episode in a season that had a lot of strong eps, but I can't resist when this show treads into any territory related to the internet.
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It treads some of the same ground as the original (visiting, for example, Pablo Larraín on the set of Neruda), but Agüero just can't seem to help himself from zigging and zagging into memory and daydreams, circling around the future of cinema and Chile as well as its past.
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Norman Jayden investigates a crime, finds one of the very few black characters in the game (who works in a junkyard, is extremely muscled, and is discovered to be a murderer), fights him, and then can kill him by crushing him beneath the treads of a construction vehicle.
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There were miniature funiculars for bringing in supplies (the streets are too steep and narrow for cars), Richard Scarry-like vehicles on caterpillar treads for the garbage and heavy lifting, stone houses caged in wooden balconies, scythes lying on the stone-covered roofs, chimneys shingled like tiny houses.
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The film begins with the first female hominoid, treads through the egalitarian neolithic era, past the ancient age of literacy, and into the roots of the patriarchy: a world that values men on a higher level than women because of the need for physical strength in agriculture and military force.
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On flat pavement, the drone of the 750W motor was louder than the 250W bikes I'm accustomed to riding on the streets of Europe (750W requires a license here, but not in the US) and the knobby treads only added to the din (you can opt for quieter street tires).
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DUBLIN — When England's national rugby team treads onto the turf at the International Stadium Yokohama in Japan to compete against South Africa in the Rugby World Cup final on Saturday, one of its most reliable players of the last decade, James Haskell, will be watching with interest back in England.
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No one but Lanthimos could adhere so loyally to the classical model of the tragic, yet the result treads close to monotony, and even to a kind of sorrowful sadism—on the whole, I'd rather not watch children, numb below the waist, crawling helplessly downstairs or being hauled along by their hair.
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A steel-and-wood staircase with open treads leads to a master suite on the second floor, which has clerestory windows with automated shades, a hallway with two reach-in closets and a bathroom with a stone-topped double vanity, glass mosaic tile, a soaking tub and a separate glass-enclosed shower.
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Provided no one ask me, I know"), scientists (Richard Feynman: "Time is what happens when nothing else does"), artists (Proust: "In theory one is aware that the earth revolves, but in practice one does not perceive it, the ground upon which one treads seems not to move, and one can live undisturbed.
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Kalfar's satire of Czech Communism treads familiar territory (Jakub's rocket takes off from a "state-owned potato field," while TV actresses are "replete with the look of strong femininity and fierce dedication to the Party"), which, being retrospective, lacks the urgency that this kind of writing used to have before the Velvet Revolution.
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Sunrot treads heavily at the crux between multiple ugly, noisy genres; their sludgy, industrial clamor borrows liberally from harsh noise and hateful drone, but makes plenty of space for riffs—lumbering, distorted things that pound away at your eardrums like storm waves on a vanishing coastline—and vocalist Lex's emotional, pushed-to-the-edge howls.
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They might be more complicated than a simple pair of wheels (more parts means more parts that can break), but the treads also provide better grip since there's more surface area making contact with your floors, and the large teeth improve the 2000 Eye's ability to clamber over obstacles, and transition from hard floors to carpeting.
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In a movie biography, said Valerie Barreiro, who teaches on the topic of intellectual property at the University of Southern California Gould School of Law, "I would imagine that any use would likely meet the fair-use standard," as long as the film does not falsely portray McDonald's, and treads carefully with trademarks in its marketing materials.
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Guided by Carson's procession-like drumming, the track marches forth into Wrong's charged chords, laying the foundation on which Dixon treads, her voice easing its way onto the song, curling to hug Wrong's heavy riffs, then soaring in tandem as he hits a climatic solo three minutes in... yet the song's journey is really only just beginning.
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In keeping with the house's palette, the treads are covered in a bespoke rainbow ombré carpet from France's La Manufacture Cogolin, the colors of which increase or diminish in intensity — yellow to orange to red to blue to green — as you ascend to the bedroom floor or descend to the screening and changing rooms at the pool level.
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This show has been orchestrated although not exactly selected by the writer, publisher and independent curator Dan Nadel (whose areas of expertise include the comics and the Chicago Imagists inspired by them) and the artist Carroll Dunham, a painter whose work, like Murray's, deliberately treads the border between abstraction and representation and is indebted to cartoons.
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Making their combat debuts were the Patriot missile, the Bradley Fighting Vehicle, the Abrams tank and a somewhat curious looking truck that looked like a cross between a tank and a shipping container: the M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System, or M.L.R.S., with the chassis and treads of a Bradley and two packs of six rockets on its back.
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The Curiosity Rover&aposs Wheels Aren&apost Looking So GoodA routine check performed by NASA has uncovered two tears on the treads of the Mars Curiosity…Read more ReadThe advantage to using a tire like this here on Earth is immediately obvious, especially if you've ever had to change a flat tire on the side of the road in the cold of night.
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Mr. Trudeau has tried to assuage his more liberal base of his environmental bona fides by committing Canada to the Paris climate accords, but they complain that his ensuing carbon tax is set too low to make a difference, even as conservative provincial governments are challenging the very idea of the tax in court on the ground that it treads on provincial jurisdiction.
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Nichols said he wanted the parties in the lawsuit to see if they could reach an agreement to provide relief to Trump that's as modest as possible; that treads as lightly as possible, if at all, on concerns about separation of powers and the Speech or Debate Clause; and that preserves the ability for the court to adjudicate on the lawsuit only when more information is available.
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Three weeks ago They plowed it to the curb— This continental shelf of ice and snow, Undisturbed Until a thaw's Revealed the sparrow corpse, The butts and coffee lids and bloodied gauze, How salting warps The flow of freeze A confetti of plastic scraps Is buoyed on, and how the neighbor's Maltese Has charted maps Of piss on treads The garbage trucks had made.
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When historian Frederick Naerebout writes, "Research has concentrated on the specific sources that, in large part, we will never be able to relate to a realistic diachronic account of the dance, and it has tended to neglect the unspecific sources, such as inscriptions that just mention the presence of a dance, dancers, or a chorus, without any details but in fact referring to dance at a specific time and place," it treads a fine line between expertise and pedanticism.
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Carlos CurbeloCarlos Luis CurbeloAnxious GOP treads carefully with Trump defense The Memo: Trump's rage may backfire on impeachment Ex-GOP lawmaker: Party 'must condemn' Trump for asking foreign countries to investigate Bidens MORE (Fla.) on Thursday demanded that Republicans in Congress "unequivocally" condemn Trump's call for Ukraine and China to investigate former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Trey Gowdy joins Trump's legal team MORE and his son.
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As Vox's Andrew Prokop has explained, the behavior alleged within the call — asking a foreign power to dig up dirt on a potential opponent for the 2020 election — treads back into the territory of alleged election interference from which Trump has been trying to wrest himself since 2016: Ukraine-related corruption has played an outsized role in Trump scandals already — a major part of the Mueller probe was Paul Manafort's prosecution for financial and lobbying crimes related to his work for a former Ukrainian regime.
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