The translucent -- and tubular -- creatures are actually called pyrosomes.
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A tubular case design sets it apart from the rest.
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"Hi @halleberry," the reality star captioned the totally tubular photo.
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There's something totally tubular about the West Coast right now.
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The team rides Vittoria Corsa tubular tires, 25 mm wide.
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There are two basic types of latches: tubular and mortise.
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This totally tubular transportation transformation just may start in ... Eastern Europe.
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Now, says Fischler, the preferred body shape was "tubular" and thin.
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However, the whole thing is based on a custom tubular spaceframe.
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The tubular bells, chimed only sparsely, added to the ceremonial feel.
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The downside of tubular latches is that they can be flimsy.
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"Patriot Premium threading services — delivering quality tubular products," reads one sign.
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Beyond that are hollow, non-tubular organs such as the bladder.
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The tubular ceramics are bent, knotted, and coiled, vaguely resembling marine invertebrates.
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Tubular figures twist and stretch in a cartoon version of Mannerist serpentinata.
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The tubular guts are only about as wide as a cocktail straw.
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Remarkably, the millimeters-wide tubular structures are vertical as well as horizontal.
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Vallourec specializes in making tubular products for the energy and other industrial sectors.
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A scanning electron microscope image of ant muscle covered in tubular fungal cells.
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Would that really make you stop enjoying the perfection that is tubular meat?
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It's a vat of gochujang sauce, tubular rice cakes, and thin fish cakes.
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In "on a limb" (2018), she has apparently joined three different tubular forms.
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These Cult Gaia tubular hoops put a new twist on a classic style.
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A SKEIN is long and tubular and a ball of yarn is round.
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Even the percussionists join in, now on different instruments, vibraphones and tubular bells.
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Wood or metal: Wood and tubular metal frames both offer strength and durability.
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You're not so scared on the King's Dominion because it's made of tubular steel.
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Overall, Tasty now accounts for 37 percent of BuzzFeed's video views, according to Tubular.
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From the tubular container to the ghost-shaped cleaning cloth companion, it's just fun.
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The tubular hardware is sleek and sporty without being obnoxious in that Oakley way.
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Tubular chimes were visible two levels up from the orchestra seats, along both sides.
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Tubular plastic scarf hangers and moth balls—there is so much better out there now!
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A year later, her account jumped to around 550,000 subscribers, according to Tubular Labs' data.
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Fortnite content received 219 billion views on YouTube in February alone, according to Tubular Insights.
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The tubular steel chair is still produced today, and it's particularly popular as restaurant furniture.
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Ladyfingers, known as savoiardi in Italian, are well-known in America as tubular, spongy biscuits.
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The canteen connects to the auditorium, which features an expanded version of the geometrical tubular ceiling lighting system that debuted in Gropius's Weimar office, and an extraordinary linked system of tubular steel chairs, designed in 1926 by a 24-year-old Hungarian named Marcel Breuer.
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Bulbous, sexual forms with tubular, domed, and petalled protrusions resemble a Lilliputian army of otherworldly beings.
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Scientifically, an ovipositor is a tubular organ on female insects or fish, used for depositing eggs.
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Last year, Tubular Insights estimated over 500 hours of video is uploaded to YouTube every minute.
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By the time "Tubular Bells" plays, you can be sure some heads are going to spin.
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His tiny alien avatars are simple and rotund, merging one tubular body part into the next.
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Hoses extend from its neck, and its back is dominated by tubular extensions and reptilian tails.
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Some of the tubular forms are crumpled and sag while others lean, about to keel over.
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Metra also uses a tubular heating system and hot air blowers to heat up cold track.
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Breuer owned the patent for his tubular furniture, which he later licensed to a furniture company.
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It resembles a tubular rocket, marrying elements of trans-Atlantic rowboat craft and a standard SUP.
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Some were shaped like rippled fronds, some had tubular frames, and some were curiously disk-shaped.
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In one West Texas oilfield, tubular goods prices climbed 31 percent, it said, primarily due to tariffs.
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The new Echo (that's its name, just plain Echo) is shorter and squatter than the tubular Plus.
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Maybe it's because of the proliferation of tubular meats that grace our grills on these scorching days?
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The austere navy curtains, and tubular bed from this design are featured in How Should We Live?
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See for yourself: Nearly a century ago, tubular metal furniture by Marcel Breuer helped reinvent the wheelchair.
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This mower offers superior durability thanks to its tubular steel frame and triple-guard corrosion defense system.
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Large, chewy tubular pastas, like rigatoni, ziti or paccheri, are the best choice for this hearty dish.
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It's a tubular shaped sack that's around 4 four to six inches in length in most people.
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Hess holds a stake of about 57 percent in the Tubular project, with Chevron Corp holding the rest.
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And looking at news photos of Clinton, the tubular SM57s and their bulbous windscreens shrouded Clinton's upper torso.
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This makes for a minimal tubular design, which could be easily confused for that of the Carbo Tenores.
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OCGT stands for Oil Country Tubular Goods, which are tubes that are used in oil and gas production.
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The actual tracker is a sleek, tubular aluminum pod that attaches to a flat rubber or leather band.
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OCTG stands for Oil Country Tubular Goods, which are tubes that are used in oil and gas production.
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And yet, the frankfurter's association with canines has lead to yet another controversy surrounding everybody's favorite tubular food.
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Its foam surface is on the firmer side, and it has three different textures (raised, tubular and flat).
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The bottom of the tubular case has a USB-C port (a cord comes in the box) for charging.
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She has amassed more than 1.1 billion total cross-platform views, according to a Tubular survey from November 2015.
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As it exits, the tubular nanotube material is wound around a drum, flattening and cooling into two-layer film.
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Tharsis' board is a tubular spaceship divided into discrete rooms — control pod, medical bay, veggie laboratory, and so on.
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The tubular bodies, for instance, are pre-formed two-liter cooking oil containers that get discarded due to imperfections.
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And not surprisingly: Amazon had given no hints or advance notice that it was even releasing the tubular speaker.
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In her recent work — all of which is in ceramic — twisted, tubular forms have subsumed D'Arrigo's penchant for repetition.
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These immobile, tubular structures sit on the front of an owl's face like a pair of built-in binoculars.
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They were perceves, or gooseneck barnacles (€45 per kilo), with black-orange tubular bodies and grayish bulbous, pointed tips.
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She levitates among the crocosmias that have blossomed in my yard, tubular flowers that celebrate summer in showy scarlet.
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T-Series has gained an average of 90,000 subscribers a day more than PewDiePie this month, Tubular Labs said.
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I watched a meerkat break off a section of a wriggling tubular plant, then drag it across the screen.
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The company just unveiled the Lenovo Smart Assistant, a tall, tubular speaker that has Amazon's virtual assistant Alexa built in.
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What does it mean that a gray tubular form in the painting extends into the space above the top edge?
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So far there are plans to use the tubular transportation system to move passengers in Slovakia and freight in Switzerland.
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During this tubular exchange, memories are handed off—but which of these are her grandmother's, and which are her own?
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Earlier, Tubular raised $21 million in venture funding from FirstMark Capital, Canaan Partners, Lerer Hippeau Ventures, SV Angel and others.
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A deep-pocketed, coral tone jacket can double as a dress; boxy tweed jackets can be worn over tubular sheaths.
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But atop these horses of tubular steel, aluminum, and carbon-fibre are not the infamous outlaws of a biker gang.
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Two blinks later, the shapes and colors morphed into what they actually were: the twisty, tubular slides of a waterpark.
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A random arrangement of tubular Apparatus light fixtures in various metal finishes and sizes punctuates a long hallway like stalagmites.
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T-Series, which launched its YouTube channel in 2006, already dominates the platform's viewing numbers, according to Tubular Labs data.
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Sales of "oil country tubular goods" in Canada are already slow and increased import competition worsens the situation, Rasmussen said.
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The fixture's tubular brass branches can climb walls (or a ceiling, if you wish) and can be customized in various sizes.
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Four years after Elon Musk first suggested tubular transportation, this was evidence the technology to make it happen was coming together.
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Only $234.01 left to spend—can you see how easy it is to spend bank on these tubular ink dispensers yet?
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Located between the sea urchin's spikes, these three-jawed, pincer-like heads—some of which contain venom—rest atop tubular stalks.
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The products covered included heavy plate, concrete reinforcing bar, energy tubular products, hot-rolled sheet, and pre-painted steel, among others.
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These five cars are mostly swoops of folded fiberglass over tubular frames, with classic rotary engines shoved deep inside their bodies.
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At the heart of every show was his "slackrope of faith", suspended between two crosses on a frame of tubular steel.
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This tubular lime comes in a variety of skin and flesh colours, a spectral array of plum, magenta, green and yellow.
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The tires are also by Specialized: These are the S-Works Turbos, 26mm tubular tires, which are glued onto the rim.
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T-Series had been rapidly gaining ground, adding around 90,000 subscribers a day more than PewDiePie in October, Tubular Labs said.
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As Finsel enthusiastically embraces his tubular embodiment, Upson reclaims the sense of abjection thrust upon women's flesh, whether genuine or fake.
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Canaan Partners' Warren Lee, a Tubular board member, sees the company as providing "a standard currency" for the online video industry.
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Their tubular brown bodies felt like slick, furry throw pillows, and their animated, whisker-framed faces were like those of puppies.
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And he has one (codesigned with Richard Rogers) at the heart of Paris: the Centre Pompidou, with its multicolored tubular exterior.
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Her mascaras are the tubular formula so they don't smudge on your face at all (a problem I used to have).
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The so-called long egg is a log of boiled egg, slender and cylindrical in shape; tubular, like a poster sleeve.
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Apply oil a long, tubular glass so the egg has enough lube to just scoot on out of there without incident.
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But separate from the tongue, Casali is most impressed with the anteater's tubular skull, which is specialized for the skinny tongue's movement.
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I would not say so, really, although his meaty tubular body does build up a pretty solid head of steam at points.
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In some of Asawa's sculptures, an elongated tubular form periodically swells into a globular structure with a small spherical form cocooned inside.
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The color is deliberately blotchy, and the drawing, with its tubular arms and fingers, has the unmistakable whiff of a Nickelodeon cartoon.
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Mr. Ray prefers lighter polyester blends, not tubular, with a crisp side seam to guide and bifurcate the shirt's front and back.
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We don't need to learn all about the urethra and tubular organs, but rather a brief explanation as to how "it" works.
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Cult Gaia Geneva Tubular Hoop Earrings, $52.80 (originally $88) [You save $35.20]There is no denying that hoops are back in style.
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Stewart, who is best known for his immersive interior installations featuring tubular furniture, has in fact transformed various corners of their apartment.
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In 2018, more than 311,000 Minecraft videos were uploaded, bringing in more than 45 billion views, according to analytics firm Tubular Insights.
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The tubular Amazon Echo has excellent hearing (some would say too good) and parses most voice requests with aplomb, but there are limits.
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The male great bowerbird constructs a beautiful tubular structure out of twigs, depositing bones and snail shells to make courts at either end.
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Oscar Tuazon's sculpture "Condenser (Vena Contracta)" (2015), a three-pronged tubular construction made of concrete and fiberglass, resembles discarded industrial piping or valves.
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The long list of accessories includes a Thule basket roof rack with fishing rod holder, Baja Designs light bar and tubular side steps.
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Tubular pastas, such as rigatoni, paccheri, and penne can stand up to heavier, chunkier sauces: think beans and sauces that are meat-driven.
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A Kay Jewelers franchise becomes an elongated tubular structure with perforated holes, reminiscent of a spaceship from a cheesy 80s sci-fi flick.
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But what we do know is that the Tully monster is a beautiful little snowflake, with its delightful side eyes and tubular nose.
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Apple on Tuesday updated its Mac Pro, the tubular desktop computer that ships without a display, for the first time since December 2013.
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Philadelphia This 33-foot, cheery, chubby robot sculpture, built out of tubular steel, now waves good-naturedly above Piazza Pod Park in Philadelphia.
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LeRoy had worked blue-collar jobs all over the country, including making tubular sleeves for die-casting foundries at a factory in Milwaukee.
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Recently Walter Knoll rereleased the pair's Chesterfield armchair, an arch take on the cozily traditional shape, outfitted with wittily incongruous tubular steel legs.
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But Singer notes an emphasis on darker, more saturated colors and "fat, tubular" pieces this year, which she calls a response to minimalism.
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Another high-profile architect, Toshiko Mori, designed a pavilion for the terrace, stretching translucent high-tech fabric over a framework of tubular steel.
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Oldfield's debut album, 1973's "Tubular Bells," went on to sell roughly 16 million copies worldwide, helping Virgin Records become an instant success.
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The company boasts 5.3 million unique visitors per month, and 2 billion organic video views annually as of June, according to Tubular Labs.
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The Los Angeles company leading the race to fulfill Elon Musk's dream of tubular transit tested its pod for the first time last weekend.
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The string-shaped, tubular structures, of which 80 were detected, measured around 6 millimeters wide and stretched to a maximum length of 170 millimeters.
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If all goes according to plan, the tubular orbital laboratory will receive its first taikonauts in late October on a spacecraft called Shenzhou-11.
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The open studio is quiet — the only sound comes from the humming tubular vents overhead and a handful of staff who confer in whispers.
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According to Tubular Labs, 22 percent of video views on media brands' Facebook pages take the form of short video clips with prominent captions.
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Currently, the channel has 70 million subscribers, with its videos averaging 6.5 million views each, according to Tubular Labs, a digital video analytics company.
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The company also expects pressures on its "Tubular Products" business segment, which focuses on the oil and gas industry, will hurt its 2019 earnings.
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You can go as big as you want with it, but I like a compact tubular ("lipstick") size from companies like Poweradd or Anker.
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A: One of my mate's dads had a factory in Wimbledon, England, that made those conference tables with flat wood tops and tubular metal legs.
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The tubular carbon wheels and classic sidewalls really complement this Argon well, and to complete the package there's the fast-looking oversized CeramicSpeed pulley wheel.
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The tubular structures, up to 6.7 inches (170 mm long), originally were made of organic matter, perhaps mucus strands left by organisms moving through mud.
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Tubular bells and a bass drum added a ritualistic dimension to a couple of the songs, but on the whole, pathos was in short supply.
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Melting, convoluted bands of gray belly around and elbow their way into the shallow, frontal space, in places gaining an illusion of nearly tubular volume.
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The kit comes with a clear polyethylene cover, roll-up zippered door, tubular steel frame, four 18-inch deep shelves, guy ropes, and metal stakes.
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It's hard to sift through all the news about the totally tubular high-speed transit tech that may or may not radically change our lives.
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By assembling them out of diverse parts, and, in some cases, placing them within a tubular frame, they regain some semblance of their psychic power.
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A second was garganelli cacao e pepe, which translated into a big bowl of al dente tubular pasta caressed by grated Parmesan and black pepper.
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Tubular latches are more common and have a slender mechanism that is easy to install in a drilled hole in the edge of the door.
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Another is the array of glass pendants, each representing a city and suspended from a tubular grid that reinforces the installation's overall sense of order.
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At about the same time, Marcel Breuer, his friend and fellow instructor, came up with a set in tubular steel with a similar color scheme.
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Here are the 5 takeaways: My colleague Dan Whateley wrote about a report from Tubular Labs on YouTube and Facebook video consumption during the outbreak.
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The desk and other surfaces were decked with a shellacked plywood, and the bed frame was a tubular thin metal, for a military cot feel.
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These animals live on coral reefs in tropical and subtropical waters around the world, building tiny, tubular homes with their own secretions of calcium carbonate.
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In one piece, a modified silicone body bag, lumpy with protrusions and stitched like skin, spills tubular intestines and sparkling gems onto a pristine metal table.
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According to video analytics firm Tubular Labs, searches for prank-related videos across all social media platforms account for 7 billion views so far this year.
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Sure, it's not exactly dick-like—it's kind of flat at the top, it's missing the testicle component, and it's not tubular all the way around.
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We held five poses, each for one minute, conjoined by a tubular knitted color study on a concrete slab in the 100-plus-degree Texas heat.
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Beyond the open ramp at the back end of the tubular cargo bay, we watched the night pass by like the scenery in an old movie.
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Tubular tracked more than 2.9 billion video views across Viacom's YouTube channels in August, and 20183 billion on Facebook, to give a sense of the scale.
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"We're seeing a pick up in tubular goods used in the North American shale gas market," said David Merriman, a senior analyst at metals consultancy Roskill.
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"It's pretty cool working there," she said, describing how she carefully puts together "tubular mixers," batches of rods that control the air flow in Carrier furnaces.
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But Stern said Tubular does not yet measure personal, private data such as how long a user spent viewing a video or reviewed segments within it.
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Running continues to perform well as momentum in Adidas (NMD, Tubular Shadow, EQT, UltraBOOST) and Nike (VaporMax, Air franchise) is not fading and allocations are increasing.
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An album it released, Mike Oldfield's "Tubular Bells," (whose title song was the theme music to the movie "The Exorcist") made Virgin its first $1 million.
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We see a vase-like shape with rippling sides and two differently colored tubular forms extending from its shoulders, like sleeves, until they touch the pedestal.
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So, too, does the setup take but a moment, a single hand, and occasionally an assist from a foot to lock the tubular steel frame open.
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He ordered up a suite of tables and chairs, made with steel tubular armatures and a plastic laminate surface, from a furniture catalog from Ypsilanti, Mich.
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"Finding that we had a tubular structure inside this skeletal tube tells us that it had a distinct mouth and a distinct anus," Dr. Schiffbauer said.
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Screenshot: USPTOIt's just a patent application, and Google may never actually bring any of this tech to life, but I would totally wear these tubular VR skates.
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In an untitled canvas done years earlier, in 22004, similar tubular shapes, in shades of brown and green, fan out from the center across a muddy ground.
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In this case, the One Top is tied to Tasty, Buzzfeed's super-popular cooking brand — according to Tubular Labs, Tasty gets 2.3 billion video views each month.
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In the last 90 days, there were 122,000 videos on cryptocurrency or Bitcoin uploaded to YouTube, garnering 328 million views, according to video analytics platform Tubular Labs.
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Yet the Echo didn't do much, and the unvarnished tubular design that required outlet power didn't seamlessly slide into your life like a voice assistant ought to.
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And it lives not in nests with thousands of family members but largely alone in burrows in termite mounds, a tubular home it coats with waterproof resin.
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Elon Musk might finally be ready to make Hyperloop, the high-speed tubular transportation tech he dreamed up back in 2013, a reality on his own terms.
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Inside is a two-story living room with a giant brass chandelier dripping with tubular glass bulbs and a fireplace embedded in a ceiling-high walnut wall.
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"The results came back that it was a tubular adenoma which is pre-cancer tissues," Stanford told Smith when she with the results a few days later.
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In its early days, Tubular only worked with "influencers" and the multi-channel networks that distributed their videos to prove their worth to potential sponsors or advertisers.
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Likewise, Eileen Gray's 1927 Roquebrune chair with its elegant, tubular legs and suspended leather seat harmonizes with her masterpiece: the E1027 House in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, France.
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It deserves to be described in detail and in context, from lamps to carpets to Breuer's tubular steel furniture (which does get a mention, and a credit).
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There, visitors can lounge on reproductions of the cantilevered tubular steel and black leather chairs, and enjoy a coffee before a large window overlooking the sculpture garden.
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Nearby, the Hamburg-born artist and production designer Henry Baumann was sanding down the surface of a tubular lounge chair made from several types of reclaimed wood.
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The main Facebook pages for Mr. Jones and Infowars, meanwhile, had drawn 668 million views of their videos over the past three years, according to Tubular Labs.
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Major transportation hubs that support air travel, tubular travel (trains and subways), and ports have hardened their defenses post-9/11 -- via oversight, regulation and mandated precautions.
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During his military service, he created many sketches of artillery, soldiers, and airplanes, leading to his subsequent 'mechanical period,' in which he painted tubular, machine-like forms.
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For the procedure, Dr. Lee shoves a thick, syringe-looking tubular vacuum into Mary's leg, and the fat is sucked out, dripping into a vacuole like melted butter.
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And Tubular provides a cross-platform benchmark, called the ER30 score ("engagement rate"), that shows publishers how engaging their video was compared to all other videos out there.
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Vehicle owners will receive the software update and, in some cases, a tubular plastic "flow transformer" designed to improve air flow in the engine and to reduce emissions.
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Football videos on Instagram attracted 2.9bn views in the third quarter of 173, up 917 per cent in two years, according to the video analytics company Tubular Labs.
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A quarter of video views on the Facebook pages of media companies go to these sorts of instructional videos, according to the digital video analytics company Tubular Labs.
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The main event—there are only two options, grilled pork or beef—requires a hanging tubular smoke vacuum that evokes the tentacular appendage of a formidable space machine.
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The eye keeps moving around the surface, trying to decide whether it is the open tubular parallelograms or the negative shapes inside of them that anchor the composition.
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The record label's subscriber base has been growing steadily too, but it "exploded in popularity over the past couple of years," Tubular Labs said in a blog post.
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There are also currently companies sustainably producing straws from avocado waste and wheat—and some cocktail bars have gotten clever with cocktail tasting by implementing long, tubular pasta instead.
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In one year on YouTube, she's attracted more than 890,000 subscribers and Tubular Labs recently listed both her and Sajer among the top five most influential Saudi female YouTubers.
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Hyperloop One, the company leading the race to bring Elon Musk's vision of high-speed tubular travel to life, has signed a deal with Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority.
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A lower cost sous-vide option is a sort of tubular contraption that consists of a controller, heating element, and water circulating pump and it's incredibly easy to use.
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South Korea went to the WTO in 2014 to challenge U.S. tariffs levied on oil country tubular goods (OCTG), a type of steel piping used in the energy industry.
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T-Series gained more than 40 million subscribers in the year to October 25, according to Tubular Labs, while PewDiePie gained less than 10 million in the same period.
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Known as porous layer open tubular cryogenic adsorption, or PLOT-cryo for short, this technique was originally developed for detecting trace amounts of explosives in the air at airports.
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After four years analyzing as much online video data as it possibly can, since 2012, Tubular has already come to understand which videos play best and where, said Stern.
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"Impermanent" has just two suspended on either side of tubular bells; Weaver and Sullivan play the bells lightly with mallets to create a drone of sound in the space.
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"The results came back that it was a tubular adenoma which is pre-cancer tissues," Stanford told Smith when she presented him with the results a few days later.
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The large tubular sculpture, "Pipeline" (2019), seems to have surfaced from underground, like the collection of plastic debris that rises to the ocean in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
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But the bizarre tubular eggs have been found in Asia and North America — which means that these massive "turkeys on steroids" might have been much more common than paleontologists thought.
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Its final moment offers a note of prophetic dissent: As two percussionists symbolically ring 19 tubular bells, a third plays a rhythmic pattern based on a clave from West Africa.
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One trade-off is that the tubular hinge sticks out a little when the system is closed, but it makes a big difference to the size of the overall package.
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According to official statistics of the U.S. Department of Commerce, our trade deficit with China for tubular steel products was nearly $180 million, and over $600 million with South Korea.
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Known as pyrosomes, they are tubular colonies of hundreds or thousands of tiny individual creatures called zooids, enmeshed together in a gelatinous tunic roughly the consistency of gummy bear candy.
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Stern, who is co-founder and a vice president of business development at Tubular, added that of course the startup will add new social media platforms over time, as well.
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That included an ovoid sound-absorbing room divider by Vera & Kyte and an inscrutable black tubular piece by Petter Skogstad that's somewhere between a throne, a table, and a valet.
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It was also innovative technically: Instead of soldering the metal, the makers wound interlocking tubogas (a flexible tubular chain that resembles a 1920s gas carrier pipe) around a cylindrical base.
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In a phone interview, Allison Stern, Tubular Labs' co-founder and chief strategy officer, compared T-Series's success to that of Vevo during YouTube's growth period in the early 2010s.
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The bat's goal: to pinpoint the exact spot on each tubular flower where it can insert its snout, lap up the pollen-salted nectar inside and then back off again.
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But India's biggest music company, T-Series, has been catching up and is set to take the top spot by Sunday, according to new data from analytics firm Tubular Labs.
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The woven basket, along with the tubular bead necklace around the woman's neck, suggest that the view of one's body is affected by the culture that one was born into.
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The researchers on Monday described exquisitely preserved fossils of small tubular structures created when unknown organisms moved through soft mud in search of food in a calm and shallow marine ecosystem.
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They come in basic disk or tubular shapes: 'hamburgers' for driver and front passenger seats, and 'hot dogs' for rear seats, according to an engineer at a major air bag supplier.
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Some of the kicks you can look forward to include the insanely popular adidas Originals NMD and Tubular Radial, the Nike Rosche One, plus other brands like Mizuno, Asics, and more.
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The name has voyeuristic connotations but is also literal: A tubular aquarium with flitting clown fish and honeycombs of coral extends from the floor, through the ceiling and into the lobby.
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It is iconically tubular and plump—so plump, in fact, that those bits of unfortunate human flesh Americans call "cankles" are referred to as "daikon legs" throughout some parts of Japan.
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Others were Americans who went abroad to study and train, picking up tubular metal techniques at the Bauhaus in Germany or ideas for bold hues from De Stijl in the Netherlands.
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Up close, I was struck by the complexity of a single blossom: a large yellow star wreathed a cluster of five tubular petals, shaped like angel's trumpets and pooled with nectar.
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After publication of the article, Kamarq removed some pieces from its collection, including a table with tubular legs, because they could be attributed to the work of the designer Ana Kras.
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In the hospital, tethered to a tubular bouquet of chemotherapy drugs, he gritted his teeth and attempted to make light of the situation, but there was no light to be made.
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It's a top loader with long, tubular side-zippered side pockets, and a stuff pocket that I used to carry lunch, a jacket, and a dog leash, to name a few.
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For most enthusiasts, the school's legacy is embodied in iconic designs such as Walter Gropius's Bauhaus building in Dessau (pictured), Marcel Breuer's tubular chairs or Wilhelm Wagenfeld's glass-domed table lamp.
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"This is probably a new species, immediately just from looking at the siphons," he said he recalled thinking, as he examined the tubular structures that allow the worms to expel waste.
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As well as classic bentwood pieces, the show included chairs made of tubular steel — a material that, despite being alien to Thonet's original concept, the company embraced, inspired by Bauhaus designers.
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Keep an eye out for vintage tubular steel seating at flea markets and items from the 70's, then mix it up with a super saturated cobalt mohair, velvet reupholstery or pillows.
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The Crazybaby Air 1S earbuds live in a long tubular carrying case about the length of an iPhone X. It immediately reminded me of the mind-wiper from  Men in Black.
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The 93-foot-tall tower is being installed near the park's entrance and will feature 40 tubular metal wind chimes, one each for the 33 passengers and seven crew members who died.
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That may be partly because I'm from Tennessee, which is strict Little Debbie territory — they're produced in my hometown — but it's probably also because those pre-packaged tubular pastries are pretty weird.
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The Wall Street Journal has reported data from Tubular Labs indicating that the top 10 Vine accounts saw their loop counts per video drop 29 percent from May 2015 to March 2016.
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Mr Kapoor, a British artist who was born in Mumbai, is best known for his monumental sculptures (including a gigantic tubular installation in the Turbine Hall of the Tate Modern in 2002).
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While there was a "significant" increase in imports of concrete reinforcing bar and energy tubular products, the tribunal said it was not big enough to cause serious harm to the local industry.
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Read These Stories Next: The Best Dance Movies Of All Time 10 Movie Dance Scenes That Made You Want To Be A Dancer This Video Mashup Of '80s Movies Is Totally Tubular
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In black-and-white photos enclosed in tubular black frames, Finsel squishes and squeezes his chest and stomach, isolating his torso in close-up shots that are both sculptural and comically fleshy.
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More specifically, Tubular can show its users reports that illustrate how many views and how a particular video has gotten on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Vine, Vimeo or on rising platforms like Twitch.
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During the Euro 2016 championship, the player who attracted the third-most views on Facebook, YouTube and Instagram was the Frenchman Karim Benzema, who missed the tournament through suspension, says Tubular Labs.
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Tubular Labs, a leading social-video analytics firm, looked at what types of content digital creators are uploading and users are being drawn to as countries around the world enforce social isolation.
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The exhibition was called "The Chair," and 19 Mondrians, including the four now held by the museum, were offered for sale and displayed above metal tubular chairs, according to Ms. Tatzkow's research.
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"My impression was, it was a rather skeletal, tubular, very open form that would be a reminder of the historic piers that once lined the waterfront," Ms. Glick said of the artwork.
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Last December, the FDA approved Yondelis, a cancer-fighting drug made from a compound originally isolated from a sea squirt, a small tubular marine animal that is part of the reef community.
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On the surface, behold a luscious exhibition of whooshes and glides, whistles and sighs, clouds of electronic polish sucked through tubular vacuums, synthesized flutes and strings playing through fields of computerized fog.
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The Reconfigurable Robotics Lab at the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne is working on this versatile technology, specifically a tubular muscle made of elastic materials, the motion of which can be tightly controlled.
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The sneakily capable, tubular smart-home-hub-disguised-as-a-speaker already offered music, ebook, and podcast listening through Pandora, TuneIn, and iHeartRadio, as well as Amazon's own Prime Music and Audible services.
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Following an administrative review, the department lifted duties on oil country tubular goods to a range of 2.76 percent to 24.9 percent from a previous range of about 4 percent to 6.5 percent.
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In similar public comments, U.S. Steel has called for import restrictions on tubular goods for the oil and gas industry as a way of safeguarding U.S. energy independence, a critical national security goal.
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The bride, who is 35 and works in San Francisco, is a founder and the chief strategy officer of Tubular Labs, an analytics company that helps broadcasters, publishers and brands grow their audiences.
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This evening perfume and the vine's pale, tubular flowers are diagnostic of moth-pollinated plants, and in its native home of Japan and Korea, honeysuckle is indeed pollinated by night-flying hawk moths.
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Viacom's cornucopia of digital channels made it the sixth most viewed media and entertainment property in August across YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Twitch, according to the social-video-research firm Tubular Labs.
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Imports of oil country tubular goods (OCTG) from South Korea - which includes drill pipes, casing and tubings - were valued at about $1.1 billion for the mid-2014 to mid-2015 period it examined.
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In the dining area, a tall tubular Muller Van Severen metal lamp looms above antique glassware once owned by Bjorn's grandparents and a rusting butterfly chair that Van Severen found on the street.
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First of all, its main thrusters are sheared off, which must—though I'm no expert—spell trouble for the warp drive, and then the tubular body drops away, leaving only the central saucer.
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My grandma made pork bung by cutting the tubular intestines into rings (like calamari!), deep-frying them, and pairing them with a dipping sauce nearly identical to the kind you dip dumplings in.
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As a result, Hess slashed its production outlook from the Tubular project to about 10,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd) for the year, down from previous estimates for at least 25,000 boepd.
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But it's a cheap, fun, and relatively harmless piece of junk, with just enough quirks and hidden features to make all the novelty packed in a 6-inch tubular body worth the asking price.
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Texas-based Heat Transfer Tubular Products, which makes parts for the oil and gas industry, lost a ruling last year and has not even sought a reconsideration, said Janese Sokulski, vice president of sales.
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The ebb and flow of karmic waves happened to bless Chicago's Knuckle Puck and the Alternative Press World Tour with a sonically tubular ride on a frigid Wednesday evening in early February, no less.
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Each tubular sculpture is constructed of two individual polyamide stockings pulled taut from floor to ceiling and jointed by a node of lead spheres, their sinewy hourglass shape reminiscent of Ruth Asawa's lobed mobiles.
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They stood for hours in freezing weather for the winter release and kept coming even as the movie, with its omnipresent soundtrack theme, Mike Oldfield's chilly, tingly "Tubular Bells," cast its own disturbing spell.
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Once I strayed to the tubular steel chair chained in a corner, glistening sweat on one leg, our eyes wounded appraisal met there and he cracked the air, charged me pick up Browning's chorus.
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"While [Kjellberg] may no longer be in the 'danger zone' T-Series may still knock him off the top spot," Carla Marshall, content marketing manager and editor-in-chief at Tubular Labs, told CNN.
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Getting ready to celebrate its 60th birthday next year, the celebrated structure consisting of nine polished steel globes, each 18 meters (60 ft) in diameter connected by tubular passageways, represents a crystal of iron.
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The stacks are loaded into tubular metal casings before being enclosed in banks about the size of a refrigerator that can then be arrayed on the ground or a roof to run large facilities.
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A corridor leads straight to the living room, which has a built-in L-shaped sofa and a free-standing orange fireplace in the corner, with a tubular chimney snaking up to the roof.
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In the living room, the flooring is bamboo, picture windows look out to the woods and a Morso wood-burning stove sits on an elevated section, its tubular black chimney rising to the roof.
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Oldfield would become the first artist signed to Virgin Records, where he produced "Tubular Bells," (whose title song was the theme music to the movie "The Exorcist") and made Virgin its first $1 million.
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Importantly, some publishers appeared to be succeeding with a video strategy: In September, Tasty's main Facebook page was the third-biggest video account on Facebook with nearly 21 billion video views, according to Tubular Labs.
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Though the title evokes the lingo of the tubular 22400s, this exhibition makes the case that Sottsass wasn't just superficially "rad" in the Moon Unit Zappa sense of the word (although he was that, too).
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Across the hall, a lehenga in the window of Falguni Shane Peacock caught my eye: the palest hue of lavender, with a blouse covered in tubular silver beads and a skirt splattered with silver appliqués.
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But "Xanadu" is also notable for more austere portions where Peart emotes like a one-man orchestral percussion section, working through wooden temple blocks, wind chimes, tubular bells, glockenspiel, a bell tree and tuned cowbells.
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This fall we've been riding 303s paired with tubular tires for cyclocross, through mud and sand and over the bumpiest tracks, and these wheels have taken it all and delivered week in and week out.
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The mood is enhanced by a wall projection of a camera's view of traveling endlessly through a tubular space — in fact, robotically videotaped views of the Zurich sewer system that the artists acquired from city authorities.
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We "conducted a detailed collaborative analysis that suggests increasing steel intensity in the oil patch and should drive U.S. OCTG [oil country tubular goods] consumption higher," analyst Novid Rassouli wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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Three more untitled "Baum" paintings (numbered 249, 21980, and 264, all 22000) are structured around a central tubular shape that vertically bisects the canvas, crisscrossed by horizontal "branches" and frenzied streaks and splotches of watery paint.
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The channel's video view count on Facebook nearly tripled in the fourth quarter of 2019, growing from 118 million in October to 312 million in December, according to the video measurement and analytics platform Tubular Labs.
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While NASA has surely come a long way from the extremely limiting and unappetizing selection of freeze-dried, tubular foods, you're still going to need to gradually introduce poor quality cuisine into you're diet in preparation.
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Let's conclude this highly informative article with a question testing your knowledge: If you walk by a food cart, and they're selling a baked bready thing with exposed tubular meat and some mustard, what is that?
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Hess executives claimed the company is owed between $30 million and $0.63 million in remediation fees from the shutdown of some wells at its deepwater Tubular Bells field, roughly 135 miles (217 km) southeast of New Orleans.
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Two hadrosaurs that lived in the area at the time were: Parasaurolophus, roughly 33 feet (10 meters) long with a long tubular head crest; and Gryposaurus, about 39 feet (12 meters) long with an arched nasal crest.
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And the tubular, brushed aluminum Ray tracker from Misfit, which is now owned by watchmaker Fossil, received one of our best in show awards at CES last month for its sleek design and six-month battery life.
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Dick Johnson, chief executive of Foot Locker, said last week that Adidas was leading growth of lifestyle running shoes, with its NMD, Boost, AlphaBounce, Tubular Shadow and Yeezy sneakers designed by singer Kanye West all selling well.
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In the 20183s Ms. Nilsson returned to canvas, and her creatures lost most of their features — just curvy human-animal hybrids (though some look like potatoes with arms and legs) frolicking in landscapes filled with tubular vegetation.
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He filled it with an eclectic, centuries-spanning mix of furniture and objects, including contemporary Sawkille kitchen stools, vintage 20th-century tubular chrome cantilevered armchairs, African stools and an 18th-century three-legged English oak side chair.
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From then on, it's over 200 pages of 21st-century nude or scantily clad women kneeling on the chaise in black pleather stilettos, chained and roped to it, or bent over its innovative, chromed tubular steel frame.
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At this stage, the poop consisted of small, discrete cubes, each measuring about 2 centimeters wide— but it's here where the magic happens, that is, the change from a characteristically tubular poop shape to one resembling a cube.
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Heat Transfer Tubular Products - a Conroe, Texas-based private company that supplies steel tubing for oil-refinery equipment - had several applications rejected based on what vice president of sales Janese Sokulski called faulty objections from other U.S. companies.
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I'm indebted to Mr. Loitsch, a producer for Tasty, and Andrew Gauthier, BuzzFeed's head of video, for speaking to me about how they work with their hands, and to Tubular Labs for providing stats on hands-only videos.
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So did satin power jacket/plissé gown hybrids; Crayola-toned skinny jeans with matching jean jackets; simple white T-shirts with serious shoulder pads; suspenders; and a Big Bird fuzzy-wuzzy onesie covered in bright yellow tubular beads.
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Amazon's voice-powered computing interface, which currently resides most popularly in the Amazon Echo tubular speaker, presages a platform of the future in which our primary means of interacting with our connected devices is through voice commands and conversation.
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Done with a palette knife, the characters in these paintings seem to be inspired, stylistically, by the tubular figures of Kasimir Malevich and the humanoid mannequins of the Italian painter Mario Sironi, but are in the end Snider's invention.
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The drilling company, which has not turned an annual profit since 2014, owes $585 million to unsecured bondholders, $2.18 million to National Oilwell Varco, $749,487 to Hi-Tech Tubular Service, and $388,800 to Schlumberger NV, according to its filing.
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About the size of a shipping container, the tubular data center holds 12 racks loaded with 864 servers and is attached to a large triangular weight that anchors it to the seabed over 100 feet beneath the ocean surface.
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Tubular Labs, a video analytics firm, estimates that searches for prank-related videos on social media account for some 7 billion views so far this year, with YouTube, Facebook and Vine making up the majority of the search traffic.
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And the spike could not replace the lost traffic from the top three Facebook and YouTube channels for Infowars, which together averaged roughly 900,000 video views a day in the three weeks before the ban, according to Tubular Labs.
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Corbusier returned that year to Paris from an exhibition of International Style buildings in Stuttgart, Germany, where his demonstration houses were furnished with Thonet bentwood chairs that looked retrograde compared to the tubular steel furniture by his German colleagues.
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As a stately yet smile-inducing bass theme was played over and over on various tubular instruments, the violinist Krista Bennion Feeney spun out beguiling figurations and subtle melodic twists, supported by an increasingly animated chorus of percussion sounds.
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For his Model B3 chair—also called the Wassily chair, in honor of Kandinsky, who expressed admiration for its prototype—Breuer took inspiration from the elegant handlebars of a milkman's bicycle, made of seamless tubular steel, a new material.
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