Warping the facts It was not the only example of his warping facts to fit his agenda.
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This warping is gravity: gravitational waves are the ripples formed along the surface that are cause by this warping of space-time.
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And, as all humor becomes political, is politics warping comedy?
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He accused Delgado of warping his record on the issue.
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Worries about the warping effect of technology are nothing new.
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Teak's natural oils help it repel water and resist warping.
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The show is already warping to its next plot point.
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There's a slow warping in the film's sound design, too.
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What are magic tricks if not a warping of reality?
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To what extent is lucrative Trump hysteria warping our discourse?
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So John, we're time warping a year into the future.
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They, too, are products of a warping time and place.
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Astronomers spot celestial warping that Albert Einstein thought we'd never see.
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They're a force of nature, warping reality itself on Sora's behalf.
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It was warping, in ways that could not easily be acknowledged.
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What happens in these instances is indeed a warping of time.
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But the transformations continued, microtonally, warping the harmony like melting wax.
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It was a beautiful day, but the heat was warping the records.
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Whole galaxies have been spotted warping the light from other galaxies before.
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They appear to be warping, weaving spots in the fabric of reality.
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It keeps weaving and warping the storyline to interfere with my ambitions.
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But both plays present the world through their title characters' warping perspectives.
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Already we're seeing ways that Ring is commandeering and warping our attention.
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That same time-warping aesthetic now informs his and his wife's apartment.
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The light literally gets stretched in the spacetime warping effects of gravity.
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Mainstream institutions seem as unable as ever to resist its warping effects.
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You'll learn color blending and depth rendering, as well as rotoscoping and warping.
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Notice the warping of the line across both the eyes and nose. pic.twitter.
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Old and new media abound with reports about phones' addictive, mind-warping properties.
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It lacked depth and polish, and it constantly crashed when I was warping.
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The prerogatives of the comic book are warping the properties of movie stardom.
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He said that Jupiter's gravity might be responsible for warping their meteor streams.
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This warping acted as a way to accelerate the pulsar's pulses through space.
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It was a skeletal black warping grid with stuff oozing out of it.
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Chris Murphy as an illustration of the warping influence of money on political priorities.
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I knew she feared the weight of books was slowly warping her ceiling joists.
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There's also a 3D laser scanner that flattens the image to remove any warping.
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As the name implies, however, it's more about warping reality to create something new.
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I really appreciate the thickness of the board as it prevents warping when wet.
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The frame is made of kiln-dried sustainable hardwood that is resistant to warping.
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But even so, there is a warping effect that being an American gives you.
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Despite the slight warping around the eyes and nose, the feature looks pretty real.
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The storyline doesn't require knowing all the intricacies and reality-warping from recent months.
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Real-life happenings are worked into storylines, and storylines wind up warping real life.
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The space-and-time warping and mirrored realities in "Doctor Strange" are a blast.
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Instead, it is shifting and twisting and warping the words around in the map.
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And they absolutely know what they're talking about is a warping of Section 230.
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And they absolutely know what they're talking about is a warping of Section 230.
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It's not made of black holes (the light warping that they'd cause isn't present).
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"We are in the midst of a civilization-warping crisis of public trust," Republican Sen.
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Already, with just a few singles out, you have a distinct, warping and dreamy sound.
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This warping magnified the supernova's light and even split the explosion into four different images.
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Her vocal melodies were sunny, but deceptively contorted, warping around luminescent keyboard lines and percussion.
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Haven't we all had enough of Julian Assange and his cadre of world-warping weirdos?
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It does not, however, involve warping space and time to transpose Hong Kong and Shanghai.
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Be that a detailed closeup shot, a large group photo, or a perspective-warping snap.
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They claimed that she trimmed one of her thighs, warping the doorframe in the process.
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" He added: "We are in the midst of a civilization-warping crisis of public trust.
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In America, acid house was one of music, heavy on warping Roland TB-22 lines.
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But 28chan isn't just warping the internal conversation — it also seeps into everyday public discourse.
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But the boundary between her and the world had a way of warping and dissolving.
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You look out on a field of vertical stone on a warping sea of dust.
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These inquisitive young humans soak in the culture around them, imbibing some profoundly warping ideas.
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They also have a way of super-heating the material around them and warping spacetime.
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These hyper-compressed things can do some mind-boggling warping to the shape of space itself.
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But any photo you've seen of a dark mass warping spacetime … well, that's just an illustration.
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The team reportedly used a warping algorithm to ensure the cutout and the skeleton were aligned.
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But 8chan isn't just warping the internal conversation — it also seeps into more everyday public discourse.
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No justices spoke up in favour of politicians warping district lines to entrench their own power.
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They used wing warping and they didn't use ailerons, like a lot of planes do now.
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This is why the age of Trump is so maddening and stupefying: He is warping reality.
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More anecdotes like this followed, each apparently showing that porn is warping the minds of young men.
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This includes adding "random geometric perturbations to the watermark" — effectively warping the text and logos being used.
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Surfaces bear signs of slow warping from glue, moisture, and gravity, catching light in an uneven way.
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It added that any user who received the time-warping message will be shown an accurate one.
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Industry watchers say reporting guidelines would help crack down on managers warping returns with cherry-picked stats.
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The lenses are blunt, feature-warping tools that generate more than 30 million enhanced selfies a day.
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But my goodness does the driving experience make up for it. Brutal. Painful. Mind-boggling. Perception-warping.
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In a comic launched today, speedy, time-warping Tracer shares a happy holiday moment with another woman.
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He is best known for sense-warping installations in which people become both observers and guinea pigs.
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But mostly Mr. Dahlquist examines the widespread warping of truth — and the crumbling of trust that follows.
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Nonetheless, the text spread like fire, warping fraternal camaraderie into vulgar abuse that masked misogyny as patriotism.
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Mr. Winthrop got his face right down to the sewing needles, to examine the warping for flaws.
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I made this intro without any beat matching or warping, which gives it a raw, experimental feeling.
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But it was a choice that was then taken way too far, warping our economy and society.
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McLaren, Maserati, Porsche, Ferrari, and Bentley unveiled new cars, each promising mind-warping performance and prices to match.
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Others, though, like Atreus' warping face and Kratos' endless punches, make this highlight reel a hilarious viewing experience.
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So we're using this idea of extreme warping of space so that you could travel very far distances.
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Well, black holes have incredibly strong gravitational fields, and gravity is just a warping of space and time.
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Out today via Offseason Records and Drip Audio, Uninhabit is streaming below for your mind-warping listening pleasure.
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We see slight warping and obvious softness at the corners, but it's better than the no-brand lens.
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But to my eyes, it looks eerily like the dancer is twisting and warping the fabric of spacetime.
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I think it's the latter, and I think that is warping everyone's perceptions of what excellence looks like.
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There was a report that racing skis were warping in the cold, rendering them useless after one run.
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A writer who covered the original trial looks back on a warped time, and the warping of truth.
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To get the famous red and black squares even and blended, the warping must be done precisely right.
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Even when intentions are admirable, the mind is effective at warping perspectives to line up with self-interest.
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In the outer disk, this keeps hydrogen gas from being confined, which contributes to an S-shaped warping.
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It's also key to understanding why these companies are being held responsible for warping elections and undermining democracy.
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And in the Trump era, that bias is warping our understanding of the dangers lurking in our politics.
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In one of his favorite challenge runs, Lobos beat Dark Souls without healing, leveling up, or warping between levels.
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With the help of some spacetime-warping science, though, our eyes can now peer much deeper into distant space.
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You move around by selecting small statues and warping to their location, and there's only one button for interaction.
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This gradual increase in temperature will prevent your pizza stone from cracking or your baking sheet from warping. 4.
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The drug began having psychedelic effects, putting strange words into my head and warping the text on my computer.
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The manic-depressive symptoms embedded into the movie can also manifest during a different mind-warping mental state: grief.
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Never sticking to one sound for too long, the EP is constantly warping and keeping listeners on their toes.
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His lawyer, Norman Lippitt, argued that the warping influence of STRESS had driven his client, almost inexorably, to murder.
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There's been no rust, no warping, no shape shifting, and no loose screws since I got it in 2015.
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They dress in gender-warping outfits that a generous fashion critic might call the Willy Wonka collection for Chico's.
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For conservation reasons, scientists wanted to forensically analyze the Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece's rate of degradation and warping patterns.
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But Curry and the Warriors redefined what needed to be defended, warping and breaking defensive schemes in the process.
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As we move forward in 2020, it's apparent that fiction and reality are blending together, warping all our brains.
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A new visual depiction of a black hole's impressive gravity by NASA reveals its warping of space and time.
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By warping the perceived roles and aesthetics of everyday objects, Jes Fan makes space for marginalized identities and conversations.
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By warping the perceived roles and aesthetics of everyday objects, Fan makes space for multiple marginalized identities and conversations.
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On the track, both Kelow and Uzi rap and give spirited howls through the warping synths and pounding drums.
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The warping exoskeletal lobe is likely the spring mechanism, one that becomes loaded with potential energy by the muscle's effort.
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My thoughts had been warping with the latest evil nonsense in the news, which was aimed that day at immigrants.
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The Switch warping from prolonged periods of docked gameplay might be a legitimate issue, but this isn't on that level.
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Unfortunately, some bricks exhibited signs of warping along the edge, which happened because the center took longer to cool down.
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Certain chaotic events, like black holes slamming together, produce waves of warping spacetime that physicists have spotted here on Earth.
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The warping might sound strange compared to common assumptions about how the Milky Way looks, but isn't a huge surprise.
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And Harris's work features plenty of examples of his cognitive biases working as designed, warping his thought without his awareness.
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Either she posted the original photo or she got way better at Photoshop, because there was no warping this time.
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The general frame of the couch is made with Baltic Birch, a type of light-colored wood that resists warping.
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And the more intricate the pattern or numerous the colors, the more complex the warping and the harder the weave.
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We spoke to a range of experts to find out common things that could be damaging or warping your furniture.
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Wilson wrote plays (sometimes about music and that warping), and lots of people saw them, gave them prizes, Tonys even.
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His voice lightly echoes around a loose, organic full band before warping around 808 pulsations and dub-style reverb drops.
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There, she and her peers introduced me to their vision of femininity — their deconstruction of the warping effect of womanhood.
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When the spacecraft does reach its closest approach in 2025, it will be traveling at a mind-warping 430,000 mph.
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Now, the galaxies are moving away from each other, and the gravitational force between them is warping the shape of each.
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While many VR FPS games are on rails, or use techniques like warping to minimize movement, Farpoint gives you direct control.
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In Trivero, an Alpine village west of Milan, 150 artisans in an elegant factory work at carding, dying, weaving and warping.
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And if anyone can figure out Dr. Murry's whole time-warping thing, maybe bring that premiere date a little closer, please?
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It also wouldn't address deeper concerns about Facebook warping society at large, subverting democracy, or radicalizing groups through filter bubble effects.
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What we do know is that the special will have a distinctly retro feel, as well as a reality-warping plot.
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"Warping may have been caused by the past interactions with satellite galaxies, interactions with intergalactic gas, or dark matter," he said.
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Images of the Velvets and Warhol, warping and wobbling into masses of shapes and colors, were projected onto a large screen.
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There's a ton of vowel warping in that sound, and I definitely noticed some of that in the poets I examined.
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The season hasn't skimped on Gilead's horrors—its warping suffocation, the parade of horrors to which you must give empty acquiescence.
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Pieces like single "Escalator" feel handmade and magical, full of slowly unfurling instrumentation and the warping jump-cuts of synthetic beats.
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Pornography, we're told, is warping the way young people, especially young men, think about sex, in ways that can be dangerous.
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I was on one of them YouTube benders when you're really warping your mind with what's going on in the world.
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If you were to somehow get past the three-headed dogbot guarding YouTube's reality-warping algorithm, the code would be indecipherable.
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As with most things in No Man's Sky, simply playing the game in an active way — exploring, warping around, mining, etc.
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It also does its fair share of referential sampling, warping in and out of snippets from The Stylistics and Alicia Keys.
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In short, an increasingly large chunk of Americans believes a whole bunch of crazy things, and it is warping our politics.
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By 2025, the probe will come within 4 million miles of the solar surface, traveling at a mind-warping 430,000 mph.
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The company dumped the news of the recall on Election Night, just as America was collectively focused on its warping political reality.
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Whether you'd want to live or work in a mind-warping expanse of black yarn, of course, is a separate question altogether.
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The artist's intentional and sometimes harsh warping of these background contributes to the abstract and often unknowable look of each of image.
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As a result, more than 1.5 million Floridians who are otherwise eligible to vote can't cast a ballot, warping the state's electorate.
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I wonder whether Graham's perch in Silicon Valley isn't warping his analysis of what's going on in the rest of the economy.
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Melting permafrost in the Arctic is unlocking diseases and warping the landscape Want to understand how big pharma created the opioid epidemic?
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"The warping machine moves vertically, allowing the worker to prepare a quantity of thread" but in a small room, Mr. Ricci said.
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Do space-time warping devices have to be deployed along the path of the starship, like a railroad, for it to work?
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Surely social networks, with their algorithmic feeds pushing the most emotional posts to the top of our attention, are warping our politics?
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"My Life as a Man" is a fierce and hilarious tribute to the warping power of love, but also to its possibilities.
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According to the theory of relativity, gravity is not a ghostly tug between objects but a warping of the realm between them.
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Wood floors can last for decades or even centuries, however, if you live in a wet climate, warping could become an issue.
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Consolidation on multiple tiers of the drug supply chain have changed the face of the generic drug market, warping supply and demand.
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Hitler's forces have reshaped America not by imposing Teutonic culture on it but by using, or warping, what was already at hand.
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It was the right-wing version of an online outrage mob, warping the governor's innocuous comments into a callous declaration of evil.
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To reduce warping, conservators planed the thickness of the wood-panel support of old European paintings, down to one centimeter or even less.
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Using the arm from a pair of glasses, Schukin shows how the software is warping the eye area slightly to achieve the effect.
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Instead of just pointing and warping to a destination, though, you'll use a gun whose shots open extremely familiar-looking blue-rimmed portals.
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Ironically, those measures may have a far greater warping effect on Texas elections than the handful of voter-fraud cases found so far.
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Later that year, they released the 5 EP and an accompanying remix package , both tailored for brain-warping in rave chill out rooms.
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Mickey Mouse, then, is a sort of symbol for the power of corporate media, and the warping influence it has on modern creativity.
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Related: 10 Artists Who Tackle the Social Issues of Today The Warping 3D World of Kidmograph Ordinary Is Extraordinary in CUR3ES' Collage Wonderland
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In states like Maryland and Illinois, Republicans have denounced Democrats for warping district maps even as Democrats denounce gerrymandering on the national level.
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That theory ascribes gravity to the warping of space and time by matter and energy, much as a mattress sags under a sleeper.
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Two former Tesla executives would later tell me that Musk's hiring of an investigator was a perfect example of his reality-warping intentions.
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Not so in the Twitter clip, which had Trump-as-Thanos use his reality-warping powers to turn leading Democratic lawmakers into dust.
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"The space-and-time warping and mirrored realities in 'Doctor Strange' are a blast," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review in The Times.
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These are beautifully made movies about the need for political revolution, the difficulty of building societies, and the endlessly warping nature of prejudice.
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Critics have said the practice has now become far more effective and insidious due to computer technology and precise voter data, warping democracy.
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GIF: Boris FXDigital airbrushing, combining blurred layers, cloning, color correcting, and warping are all techniques used to retouch and de-age footage like this.
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But these observations are still pretty nuts, demonstrating how gravity's warping of space itself could lead to some in-depth observations of ancient space.
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Formally and thematically, there's plenty to be done with the aesthetic layout of an OS and the psychologically warping effects of prolonged phone usage.
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The satellite measured fluctuations in ground height, which allowed the team to see how methane emissions were warping the icy surfaces of Arctic lakes.
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Many first-person VR games nowadays rely on some type of warping method to get players from one spot of the map to another.
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The whirling grows stronger, filled with laughing children, rushing waterfalls, before warping to a buzzing temple setting resonating with garbled chanting and alien trilling.
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In order to avoid warping the video by making it too wide or narrow, for example, stick to using the corner boxes when resizing.
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But if celebrity marriages are more likely to end than ordinary ones, it may not be due only to the warping effects of fame.
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Fugue In Void went full-on artistic perspective warping, with its massive structures and their unwelcoming interiors shaped by stark light and sharp shadow.
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Cher's "Believe," released in 1998, was the first song to utilize Auto-Tune's now ubiquitous vocal warping vocal effects that experienced massive commercial success.
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Manville's character, Claire Zachanassian, is afforded this spot at the pinnacle of world-warping amorality because she is the richest woman on the planet.
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The long-awaited "mid-engine" Corvette easily outruns its formidable predecessor, as I learned during a time-warping desert drive near Tortilla Flat, Ariz.
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A new heavy-duty aluminum pan from Chicago Metallic has wire-wrapped rims to resist warping and textured surfaces to aid in food release.
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O. K., cellphones are making us rude and inattentive, but medical experts don't totally buy the idea that technology is also warping our skeletons.
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"However, it is likely that warping would trigger a bolt of radiation that would destroy the spaceship and maybe the space-time itself," he said.
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Scientists have discovered that suspending fragile 3D-printed structures in a Jello-like goo while the liquid ink hardens keeps them from warping or sagging.
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"I quite like the idea of connecting with people on a familiar level, and then slightly warping or flipping that into the unfamiliar," she says.
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It's unclear how long it takes for the drugs to kick in and start warping Heidi's memories, but she's on her way out of Homecoming.
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The stars appeared to take on the same shape as the hydrogen gas, warping out to around 50,000 light-years from the Milky Way's center.
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The wall behind Jenner looks askew, prompting eagle-eyed critics to call her out on warping the photo so that her waist would appear smaller.
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Claire is simply confronting the kind of mind-warping, migraine-inducing conundrums that kept Marty McFly hopping with anxiety in Back to the Future movies.
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Apple confirmed the strange warping issue, which affects the aluminium chassis of the iPad, to The Verge, but the company doesn't consider it a defect.
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In his prime, Eminem was a master technician: wordy but musical, darting around Dre's negative space, his voice warping and bending and snapping back elastically.
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In the temple, my virtual hand keeps accidentally warping away from its proper location to stick to the torch, even when my partner's holding it.
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Had the effort succeeded, fewer immigrants and noncitizens would have participated in the census, thereby warping a decade's worth of federal statistics and congressional districts.
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He added that he believed Kerby's legal brief was akin to a "hate manifesto" and said she was warping the true meaning of the Constitution.
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Running into the bosses in the game, many of them screen-filling monstrosities, is akin to running (or warping?) face-first into a steel bulkhead.
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According to him, Fearless Girl violates his rights by warping the meaning the meaning of Charging Bull in a way that's injurious to his reputation.
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Nationally and globally, through restrictions on foreign aid, women's reproductive rights are endangered by administration officials warping policy to their beliefs, regardless of the law.
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However, Facebook's mass acts as an an intense gravitational force in the industry, warping user behavior and fracturing the economic incentives that defined media companies.
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Even in his rush, however, he captures the patterns in the granite, the rock's warping and flaking, and the growth of algae along the bottom.
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According to him, Fearless Girl violates his rights by warping the meaning the meaning of Charging Bull in a way that's injurious to his reputation.
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D'Haeseleer pairs manipulated black-and-white images that look on the verge of disintegration with colorful images of faces warping and mutating in hideous fashion.
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They're out there shoving cameras in children's faces, using up their free time, killing spontaneity, warping the everyday rituals of childhood into long working shoots.
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According to their findings, the distribution of the stars and their gravity is warping the galaxy's disk to an S-like structure, the researchers said.
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In February, a Nature study also measured Cepheids to create a 3D map of the Milky Way to show how it was warping and twisting.
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That warping — called gravitational lensing — has created "12 images of the background galaxy, distributed over four major arcs," seen in this photo, according to NASA.
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He starts to use his considerable powers effectively, if not consciously, warping himself and Syd into Amy's interrogation chamber in a blaze of white light.
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Hamaguchi shoots the long progress of this looks-based relationship in a naturalistic style, puncturing it every so often with subtle world-warping expressionistic flourishes.
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However, family interviews showed that members of all three groups exhibited the personality-warping symptoms of the disease before their deaths, which the researchers couldn't explain.
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Ben Sasse, R-Nebraska, issued a warning of "a civilization-warping crisis of public trust" and calling on Trump to show evidence to support his claims.
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At that moment, he was intermittently hitting and passing a blunt, and bumping "No Love," a cut from his 2016 album, Legendary, at concrete-warping volume.
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Their Brazilianness comes through in the singing: the sound of Brazilian Portuguese, with its long, wide and warping vowels, suits the liquid feeling of psych-rock.
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"We've ended up with a warping of direct democracy to defeat strong environmental laws," said Douglas Carstens, a lawyer specializing in land use and the environment.
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Census Bureau officials warned that the question would significantly reduce immigrant and noncitizen participation, warping the entire head count and reducing federal representation for diverse states.
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In the 1990s, however, astronomers learned how to build telescopes with thin mirrors that relied on computer-adjusted supports to keep them from sagging or warping.
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As inscrutable narratives collide, a central thread emerges—the lurid entanglement of government surveillance and reality TV, warping the world on either side of the screen.
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Stood in Boots—the air clogged with aftershave, tension, and plastic warping under strip-lights—on a dismal midweek afternoon, I found myself thinking about loss.
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Before Leonardo designed the vertical warping machine, sometime between 0003 and 1505, the warp threads were handled flat, requiring a space at least 165 feet long.
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Astronomers have used stars called Cepheids to create a 3D model of the Milky Way and understand the forces that are warping and twisting its structure.
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The mind-warping grace notes of the first season — a black Justin Bieber, the jaw-dropping getaway of an invisible sports car — were deployed with nonchalance.
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Child-warping mothers like Maggie have been a staple of socially conscious British theater, often created by precocious young playwrights of advanced talent and merciless judgment.
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The extraordinary Quincy Tyler Bernstine portrayed both the original Mary Seacole and an assortment of latter-day avatars in Lileana Blain-Cruz's kaleidoscopic, time-warping production.
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The imbalance is negligible except when the warping of space-time is extreme — like next to a black hole or the moment after the Big Bang.
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And in the process of tramping through the wilderness to get the prettiest shot, photographers could be harming habitats and warping our understanding of the environment.
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Getting some bombs to start is great too, and maybe even the rings (warping is helpful, and the game is pretty punishing, so damage reduction is nice).
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But I would have to go to all of that effort, which is impressive in a subgenre that all but invites paradoxes, plot holes, and mind warping.
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Protagonist Tatsuya Suou and a group of friends face off against a shadowy figure known as the Joker, who's been warping reality around them in the city.
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Brady and Les, who lives in Los Angeles and Chicago, respectively, don't record together; they email song files back and forth, warping the music more each time.
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In honor of the occasion, he published a letter outlining the biggest areas of its development that are doing him a frighten and warping his original vision.
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It is a well-established fact that space can warp, and the fact that the Earth is going around the Sun is an example of space warping.
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The special wooden walls are also designed to resist warping, even when the humidity level inside the sauna is far more than the rest of the room.
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The new algorithm is also designed to only make tweaks to an image's colors and tones, so it preserves details and doesn't produce any warping side effects.
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The next few decades would see every imaginable variation of they're-warping-the-children handwringing, but none of it was able to slow the growth of gaming.
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He created his theory of general relativity to account for this: gravity is a manifestation of the warping of spacetime caused by massive bodies like the sun.
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Her case was a lightning rod for the anxiety Bangladeshis feel about yaba use among young people, with many commentators blaming the drug for warping Rahman's mind.
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Billed as a "reality distortion" app, Hyperspektiv gives users different video filter options, and a real-time, touch-based x-y graph method of warping the video.
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A glow of rose at the bottom of the picture envelops the yellow-clad figure, subtly warping the space and, perhaps, subtly shaping the implied, elusive narrative.
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Apple addressed the situation in mid-December, noting that the warping people had noticed was a product of the device's manufacturing process — but it's not a defect.
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The sensitive L-shaped observatories use lasers to pick up the moment that the ripples pass through Earth, slightly warping everything they pass through as they go.
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Black holes were an entirely unwelcome consequence of his theory of general relativity that ascribes gravity to the warping of space-time geometry by matter and energy.
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The inconsistency draws attention to the imperfect nature of memory, as well as the warping effect of pain and opiates (though Mr Almodóvar later offers another explanation).
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His narratives on his life, neighborhood, spirituality, and societal issues, combined with top-notch lyricism and warping vocal deliveries, got the attention of fans and critics alike.
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The motion of electrons inside a ribbon of a semimetal is governed by essentially the same space-time-warping equations as the original mixed axial-gravitational anomaly.
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Today it's essential for GPS satellites to keep in precise sync and be accurate to a degree that accounts for the time-warping properties of general relativity.
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And like a stone cast into still water, that disruption rippled outward, warping space and time as it grew, throughout the endless pond that is the universe.
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The music he made as GAS felt like the humid haze of a half-remembered afternoon, soundtracked by florid orchestral records creaking and warping in the wet heat.
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In deep space, two black holes spiraled toward each other, their tremendous mass warping spacetime and propagating gravitational waves across the fabric of the universe at light-speed.
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It also explains the universe's large-scale web structure, as well as the strange warping of space near clusters of galaxies that appears to be caused by nothing.
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Which is why this year's Met Gala theme — honoring Comme des Garçons' Rei Kawakubo's signature sculptural, body-warping aesthetic — was practically tailor-made for the risk-taking singer.
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Now, researchers have created a map of stars called Cepheid variables in order to create a 3D map of our galaxy and understand the warping better than ever.
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Thus, the stage has doorways warping you back after an attempt goes awry, and pipes dropping shells in ideal locations, with pathways for errant ones to disappear into.
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US intelligence experts said Putin will take one message from Monday's events: that Trump is weak and there is no price to be paid for warping US democracy.
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It's a 212-track exploration of squirrelly synthesizer surrealism, coupled with jumpy, pitch-warping vocals as greasy and nauseating as a turkey leg on a tilt-a-whirl.
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Mitchell originally conceived "Homunculus" as the long-rumored sequel to "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," his ecstatic gender-warping, genre-bending 1998 musical that later became a movie.
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"Undone," premiering Friday on Amazon Prime Video, follows a jaded millennial named Alma (Rosa Salazar) on a reality-warping head trip triggered by a near-death car accident.
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The standard tools of digital design seem better suited to warping an entire building or texturizing a whole facade than to adding a flood of unique, tantalizing decorations.
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For anyone who's ever gotten lost in one of John Frusciante's mind-warping guitar solos, "time" is nothing but a social construct used to divide our unifying truth.
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In 1929 he was struggling to create a clear tape for meat-packers and candymakers—the cellophane kept ripping and warping near heat, and the adhesive wouldn't stick evenly.
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"We are in the midst of a civilization-warping crisis of public trust, and the President's allegations today demand the thorough and dispassionate attention of serious patriots," Sasse said.
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Because of this, the 21LT offers the kind of accessible, time-warping performance that cost $2660 million dollars five years ago and didn't exist anywhere five years before that.
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And in the same way that restrictive eating totally messes with how you see food, the quest to perfectly ritualize my work life was warping my relationship to time.
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The rail, after being bolted to the ground, settles in at warmer conditions and is then able to heat and expand without warping out of place from its moorings.
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And the decomposing house offers plenty of starkly beautiful settings, through rooms where the wallpaper is warping and the ceiling is slowly peeling downward, one board at a time.
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This week we are bounding around the universe, hovering above Earth in the International Space Station and then peeping at far-off black holes and space-warping galaxy clusters.
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A platformer with unique "warping" traversal mechanics (and a soulsike progression system), and dodge-heavy combat that relied on zipping the protagonist around intelligently, Dandara felt special and different.
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It makes sense: these are all characters from the platformer world, and they always moved about the battlefield deftly, running around, hopping on enemies' heads and warping through pipes.
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OG Ron C and DJ Candlestick slow it down in their new installment of Chopped Not Slopped, warping the otherwise fast paced verses featured on Black Panther: The Album.
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"One Hundred Years" opens the record with the cacophonous boom of a drum machine and is paired with guitars that sound like they are warping off the record itself.
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They say they have found a way to configure the hypothetical negative energy matter so that the warping could be accomplished with a mass equivalent to the Voyager spacecraft.
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There has been lots of research into what an endless supply of pornography, starting at a young age, has done to men — warping our judgment, patience, sympathy and imagination.
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Now the movie -- a genre-warping mix of drama, horror and dark comedy -- has become the first foreign language film to win the coveted best picture at the Oscars.
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He's an example of both how mind-warping grief can be overcome and how it can return unexpectedly, the road to recovery being more crooked than most would prefer.
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Take this as one example: The 60s Courrèges dress in the center of the exhibition was made with large circles of cellulose acetate, which are becoming brittle and warping.
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The cracking and warping you can expect in thin molded plastic won't happen to this thing, and if you take care of it, it should at least last several years.
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One core takeaway of Einstien's theory of gravity is that heavy enough things actually change the shape of the space around them, and gravity is how we experience this warping.
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The report found that these lies didn't have to be believable — even clear falsehoods, repeated widely and frequently enough, could be effective in warping public opinion in the propagandist's favor.
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Kirk Hinrich is having a gravity-warping existential crisis, like he does every time he gets traded away from the Bulls, the only home that ever made sense for him.
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"We are in the midst of a civilisation-warping crisis of public trust, and the president's allegations today demand the thorough and dispassionate attention of serious patriots," wrote Mr Sasse.
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I can toss a couple of pounds of camera equipment in and never worry about it slowly warping the dividers until they're useless bits of fluff crammed in my bag.
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Reality-warping powers are a good excuse to let Marvel Studios incorporate whatever characters they want from the X-Men continuity while changing any plots they don't feel like keeping.
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But what if, instead of a pair of glasses with 20/20 vision, astrology functioned more like tinted sunglasses, ever so slightly warping how we view ourselves and the world?
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No one's been able to describe this film without mentioning Christopher Nolan's city-warping scenes from Inception and the tessellating graphics of M.C. Escher (and now I've done it, too).
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There's been an explosion in spending on specialty drugs within Medicare's prescription drug benefit over the past decade, and it may be warping insurers' incentives to keep overall costs down.
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But what really gives ARGs their reality-warping magic is the lack of any stated rules, or terms of engagement, other than players should never admit they're playing a game.
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The Trump-Russia scandal: everything we know so far, explained Melting permafrost in the Arctic is unlocking diseases and warping the landscape October was an amazing month for new music.
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One of the biggest time-warping effects of the arrival of streaming, after all, is that TV's past is more immediately and conveniently present than it ever used to be.
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It's why the court's conservative members appear ready to uphold partisan gerrymandering and a citizenship question on the U.S. Census, further warping American governance for at least the next decade.
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The Beijing researchers thought forces from the Milky Way's spinning, massive inner disk of stars may have caused the warping, but Mroz suggested other influences that could be at play.
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Democrats caution that they view Mr. Trump as a wild-card candidate with unpredictable pockets of support, potentially capable of warping the political landscape even late in the election season.
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I'd been a fool, led astray by the warping artifice of art itself, carried away by my own need to possess a truth which never existed in the first place.
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It wields its clout both openly, by sending its military into Ukraine and Syria, and surreptitiously, warping politics in Europe and America through a sustained campaign of propaganda and cyberwarfare.
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But the anomaly resulting from the warping of space-time can flip a clockwise spin to counterclockwise, or vice versa, with more particles spinning in one direction than the other.
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Related: Electrified Skeleton Animals Worthy of an Iron Maiden Album The Warping 3D World of Kidmograph Retro Inspired Atari-Style Video Game Cover Art NeoWave Posters Resurrect Psychedelic Space Art
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The rest of the shape would be due to gravitational lensing—the black hole warping light from the stuff behind it, according to the paper published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters.
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This warping effect is why many think that Greenland is the size of Africa, Alaska as massive as the continental U.S., and Antartica's a behemoth that dwarfs all the other continents.
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The vast sums SoftBank is investing in startups — generally in the range of $100 million to several billion dollars — are warping the competitive landscape, Murphy and others in the industry said.
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In other moments, his sculptures depart from plausible reality entirely, with conjoined heads sprouting from a figure's shoulders like demented shoulder pads and a man's face warping into a smaller archangel.
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A C-141 came in low enough you could see the light warping behind its engines and a red cross painted on its tail fin, so its cargo would be what?
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This no doubt comes as surprising news to theatergoers rattled and roiled by "Slave Play," which assessed the warping grasp of America's slave-owning past on latter-day interracial sexual relationships.
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Its soft and tactile surface feels great and tracks beautifully, and unlike many other cloth mouse pads, this mat has a stitched frame around the edges that prevents warping and fraying.
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" In an interview with the Associated Press, Moore declared, "The moral foundation of our country is under attack," and that the "government has become oppressive, and judges are warping the law.
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Aerial footage showed that the tornado had ripped roof shingles and siding off homes and punched out windows from their panes, with the powerful winds warping, flattening, and even uprooting fences.
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In this Weyl semimetal system explored in the experiment, a difference in temperature is analogous to the warping of space-time, and a magnetic field separates electrons into the opposite spins.
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The warping, red, inescapable hellscape may well be the product of a subjective view – be it a childhood home, a crowded town square or the outdoors in their entirety, everybody fears somewhere.
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That's not inherently bad, but fitness and weight-loss inspiration communities on Tumblr are notoriously competitive, and plenty of research indicates that social media can have a profound body image-warping effect.
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"If you search 'Queer Kid Stuff,' you get my videos, but you also get videos of people bullying me and warping my videos to make fun of me," they told BuzzFeed News.
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The corporate dissatisfaction echoes arguments from Medicare for All backers, who blame health industry profiteering and waste in the existing system for warping market forces in a way that demands government intervention.
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Books of The Times "That hairdo might be the worst cover-up in political history," someone snipes in "The Hellfire Club," a time-warping political thriller by the CNN anchor Jake Tapper.
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No doubt warping the young boy's sense of self-worth as well as his budding sexual awakening, that pivotal moment is what turns Nate into a terrifying alpha male at his school.
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The secondary 13-megapixel camera with f/1.9 aperture is still an ultra-wide lens, but LG's corrected the fisheye distortion so that content looks more like reality without any weird warping.
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The buyout season as it presently exists is an affront to competitive balance, and can already be seen to exert a weird warping effect on the way that the trade deadline works.
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The researchers then analyzed this model with an algorithm they developed to detect undesired movement and even warping across the entire structure—not just random points monitored by a handful of sensors.
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Astronomers think that it used to be more spiral and more intact, but interactions with our massive galaxy disrupted its form, warping it into more of a diffuse yet still colorful blob.
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That gravitational warping in space-time can also bend light, meaning that the light from a distant star, can be bent around a massive object in front of it from Earth's perspective.
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Mercury's orbit shows this warping most clearly—and, indeed, before Einstein's work, scientists were long puzzled by its strangeness, even attributing it to gravitational effects from a made-up planet called Vulcan.
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In a video posted on Wednesday, SethBling explains how he was able to beat the game in under a minute for the first time by warping to credits using arbitrary code execution.
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This enables the viewer to see the video from all angles, while removing some redundant information that causes video warping, reducing the file size by 25% — a big deal on Facebook's scale.
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"We are in the midst of a civilization-warping crisis of public trust, and the President's allegations today demand the thorough and dispassionate attention of serious patriots," Sasse said in a statement.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Brutally cold conditions in Pyeongchang are warping skis and forcing some athletes to toss them out after training runs, an Alpine skiing course worker told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Buried; covered by thick layers of dust at the back of your nan's attic; propping up a damp wall in a garage; at the back of a conservatory, warping in the sun.
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To make "Brooklyn Machine," she yanked out one of her trumpet's valves — some air escapes where it ought to be, making the muffled, sometimes warping sound you hear in your right speaker.
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Sometimes his run-on sentences are mind-warping, sometimes they're funny, and sometimes they leave audiences blinking, wondering whether their brains have momentarily lost the ability to to translate garbled sound into words.
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Users can pull a trigger to warp around the lobby, but warping to the portion of the lobby doesn't automatically open up the submenu where you access that portion of the lobby's activities.
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Screencaps acquired by The Verge show that parts of Bookclicker contain a bustling underground community marketplace of ghostwriting, SEO gamesmanship, and ebook exploits, which some in the industry worry is warping the genre.
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You can understand why Facebook would remove events and posts that had been created as part of a mind-warping influence campaign — and you can also probably understand why protesters are so upset.
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To kick things off he dropped the Casablancas-penned slink-pop song "Youth Without Love," full of boinging beats, ear-warping synths, and Har Mar's Stevie Wonder croon creaming all over the chorus.
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If Jordan Peele's similarly archetypal and mind-warping folk horror film Us centered around the disturbing parallel of mirror-image doubles, Aster's Midsommar is defined by the uncanny contradiction of opposites happening simultaneously.
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Much was made of how he cherry-picked his crime statistics for the most rancid fruit, warping reality to fill the streets of America with as much blood and foreboding as he did.
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The Venezuelan producer and Björk collaborator uses his voice like another digital instrument, warping and shaping it into different textures, weaving it through spidery electronics, icy blue synth tones and industrial, clattering beats.
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But as the time travel device at the heart of the book starts warping the plot, time becomes more and more subjective, shaped by race, by gender, by media representations, by human relationships.
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In this coproduction by Deutsches Theater Berlin and Malmö Stadsteater, the concave reflective metallic set piece and the water-covered stage rendered dazzling, disorienting images, warping and multiplying the actors and their actions.
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But Mr. Trump's often inane tweets, coming deliberately as they do in the early morning hours, have had the unfortunate tendency of warping and dominating nearly every single news cycle, day after day.
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If you want an unusual but punchy telling of the world's explosion of climate-warping gases, look no further than this visualization of CO2 levels over the past centuries soaring like skyscrapers into space.
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Here's a roundup of who should be on your radar ahorita: The psychedelic pop band's sound combo of Brazilian Portuguese paired with long, wide and warping vowels suits the liquid feeling of psych-rock.
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The digital image stabilization feature that made its debut on last year's Hero 7 Black garnered pretty rave reviews by making footage look super smooth without lots of noticeable warping or loss of resolution.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Brutally cold conditions in Pyeongchang are warping skis and forcing some athletes to toss them out after training runs, an Alpine skiing course worker told Reuters on Wednesday.
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The warping around the edges of a wide-angle shot can be fixed relatively easy, but at the cost of everything else closer to the middle of the frame getting warped as a result.
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The effect is a bit hit or miss — some details can end up warping or looking odd — but overall it's extremely arresting and definitely set the game apart instantly from its more realistic peers.
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Google has put special effort into assembling a dense, high-quality collection of images capturing landmarks like the Taj Mahal, where users can wander around by warping from point to point, admiring the scenery.
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And it usually sets its works — which include the highly praised 1950s-themed "Samuel & Alasdair: A Personal History of the Robot War" — in decades defined by both photorealist detail and warping touches of surrealism.
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There actually is a narrative: In the ever-warping alternate realities at play here, the woman in the nightgown is Bobby's older sister, who decades before had lost her brother somewhere at Universal Studios.
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The flanking hitscan player remained a thorn in Houston's side for the entire series, warping the game around him, while the rest of the Outlaws managed to take advantage of the pressure he exerted.
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To pass its chunky stone portal, where a little jail is tucked into the base (the village has its own fire department and ambulance corps, too) is to enter a dreamy, time-warping realm.
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" The DNC said all of the campaigns appear to be commercially -- rather than politically -- motivated, but still "have the effect of warping the political perceptions of American voters and hurting Democratic candidates' electoral chances.
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IBIBIO SOUND MACHINE "The Chant (Iquo Isang)" (Merge) Reaffirming and warping her Nigerian heritage with African-tinged electronic funk, Eno Williams sings in Ibibio and English about drawing strength from a remembered traditional chant.
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Both Planechase and Archenemy were re-released during the past couple years, and each of them are specific ways of warping the (traditionally) intense single-player gameplay of MTG into a multiplayer-friendly format.
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But the stages themselves are unique: one has you warping through time to navigate a science laboratory, another plays with perception as you rotating suburban homes inside a colossal automated factory that constructs entire towns.
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These objects are so dense that it's thought that they actually leave an imprint on the surrounding space-time, warping gravity and creating strange effects on their surroundings, which scientists are still trying to understand.
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In "tria ex uno" Mr. Haas pays homage to the Renaissance composer Josquin des Prez, using a fragment of an Agnus Dei as a starting point for a time-warping conversation between past and present.
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I've never heard anything like what he played, before or since, and the cumulative effect all the shrieking riffs and brain-warping grooves was that of an angry choir of synthetic poltergeists out for blood.
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Both of Arca's albums, 2014's Xen and last year's Mutant found game-changing successes in warping the established sounds of club music, not unlike Kanye's first steps into production liberally playing with soul samples.
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But the series inadvertently puts a personal spin on a topic that doesn't get a lot of ink, despite its being an experience many can speak to: the soul-warping isolation of your late twenties.
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A saxophonist of lissome grace, Coltrane has a talent for warping and curling his notes without sacrificing clarity — as if showing you a message that can only be read properly when seen through curved glass.
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These movies on Netflix (US) are pleasant without being sickly sweet (for the most part), and also happen to be dazzling, or mind-warping, or otherwise interesting to anyone viewing while in an altered state.
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"Russian Doll," the Netflix series co-created by and starring Natasha Lyonne, depicts New Yorkers tormented by their personal histories, in a city haunted by its past — and it revolves around a time-warping bodega.
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Nonetheless, through Giuliani, the slushy mess of conspiracy theories and baseless claims made its way to the president himself, warping his view of a country dependent on U.S. military aid for a war against Russia.
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And here's a hypothesis, grounded in psychological theory: The sheer amount of news generated by the Trump administration is warping our perception of time, making it seem like a long trod through thick mud. Why?
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Beautiful Boy Beautiful Boy is the best installment in this accidental trilogy, because director Felix Van Groeningen fully embraces what the other two only half realize, which is that these are stories about a warping romanticization.
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I saw a gorgeous triple-display rig at Acer's stand at Computex last year, showing off The Witcher 3793 — but only the middle monitor's images looked beautiful, with the two peripheral ones suffering from horrible warping.
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It is a "provocative study of the way war culture ensnares both participant and observer, the warping fascination of violence, and the disfiguring consequences of the roles we play in public," our reviewer, Ana Menéndez, wrote.
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Warping time — either by slowing down action that happens faster than our eyes can appreciate or by using time lapse to speed up slow-moving processes — can reveal the mechanics behind all manner of natural phenomena.
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The thread is then refined further until it is ready for warping and wefting on pale-green Japanese machines that spool hundreds of threads together in a room with peeling yellow paint and a high ceiling.
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Even after abolition, the black experience has fallen victim to campaigns that obscure the darkest parts of the American story, diminishing African Americans' connections to their pasts and warping the collective memory of the nation's history.
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"Jive Coffee," also included on the original album, is a loping Bernstein composition that harks to Wes Montgomery, lacing subtle, Afro-Latin syncopation into a loose swing feel, but warping it into a five-beat cycle.
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Bestial Devotion, who helms this project and also bashes drums in the prog-stricken Negative Plane, twists Mercyful Fate's evil melodies into demented longform black metal, warping them into alien shapes that don't obscure their catchiness.
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And after suffering psychological trauma that included finding out both her father and her boyfriend had lied to her and that her sister used her mind-warping power against her, Vanya also almost ended the world.
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Instead of the menu driven, turn-based combat the series is known for, FFXV has a real-time combat system that's built around a central warping mechanic that lets you zip around the battlefield and chain combos.
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Because you could see the warping of these teen minds or ... I started ... I wanted ... Okay, so 2012 we saw a lot of really tragic stories all of a sudden about cyber bullying that led to suicide.
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But overall, it's a more cohesive and organic game — if you anger the city police force and they come after you, for example, ducking into an apartment to hide no longer feels like warping to another dimension.
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I noticed some warping of vowel sounds, similar to what's been explored recently in all those posts about Indie Girl Singer Voice [that vocal trend that makes "me" sound like "maay" and "you" sound like "yee-oo"].
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Microlensing can occur when stars pass in front of each other from our perspective on Earth, resulting in the gravitational field of the foreground star warping spacetime in such a way that the background star appears enlarged.
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If there is one insistent theme in Morrison's novels, it's the ways in which the past inexorably shapes the present, erasing innocence, cutting off options of escape, and warping relationships between women and men, parents and children.
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Satellite images—plenty of which were shared on Twitter by Simon Carn, a volcanologist at Michigan Technological University—showed a giant pumice raft twisting and warping in the open ocean, pushed around by the winds and waves.
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These loosely affiliated, offbeat miniaturists were sending up the format of traditional jokes by undercutting the expectation of a punch line, using textual elements (odd spacing, spelling, punctuation), creating tiny scripts or warping grammar to comedic ends.
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These include stars that rotate around the cores of galaxies as if pulled by invisible mass, excessive warping of space around large galaxy clusters, and the leopard-print pattern of hot and cold spots in the early universe.
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The closest astronomers have come to directly "seeing" a black hole happened last year, when the LIGO observatory detected the spacetime-warping gravitational waves radiating from a pair of black holes that collided some 1.3 billion years ago.
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From timeline-warping leaps to outsized stunts to its habit of converting villains to anti-hero buddies, the series has unabashedly embraced an over-the-top aesthetic where no twist is too ridiculous, if it's played straight enough.
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He worked on legitimate pop hits as part of Jack Ü, his duo with Diplo, warping the voices of the biggest singers in the world into saccharine instrumentation—as if he'd turned their vocal cords into Nerds Ropes.
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The researchers applied their modeling techniques and algorithm to 15 years worth of satellite imagery that included the bridge and found that it did show unusual signs of warping and deformation several months leading up to the collapse.
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We watch Billy Mitchell's scratchy, warping VHS tape intercut with his conversation with the owner of Twin Galaxies, and intercut with that is the head referee talking about how the score keeper must have integrity about anything else.
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Like "10 Out of 12," which captured the surreal effect of time warping during the taxing hours of a tech rehearsal for a play, "Antlia Pneumatica" includes extended vignettes in which conversation occurs as voices in the dark.
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That theory ascribes gravity to the warping of space and time by matter and energy, much as a mattress sags under a sleeper, and allows for the contents of the universe, including light rays, to follow curved paths.
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So when an installment infuriates fans — the way, in December, "The Last Jedi" did, with its apparent warping of the bylaws and powers of the "Star Wars" galaxy (this ISN'T how the Force WORKS!!) — they don't simply complain.
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The Hold'em, available from Animi Causa for $8, is a simple silicone band that's designed to wrap around, and securely hold, a standard deck of 52 cards without cutting into the edges or warping them by squeeing too hard.
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Another example where algorithmic incentives can be seen warping content is the truly awful stuff that's made for (and uploaded at scale to) YouTube — with the sole and cynical intention of ad display monetization via children's non-discerning eyeballs.
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Fixing only specific parts of an image is much harder, requiring the researchers to generate a content-aware grid that represents how detected faces have been warped, which can then be used to limit where de-warping transformations occur.
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While GRAVITY measured the black hole's position with staggering accuracy every 30 seconds during a flare, the EHT aims for something different: a long-exposure picture of radio waves warping inside the ISCO, right around the black hole's edge.
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In its second installment, you take the role of either Empress Emily Kaldwin or her bodyguard and father Corvo Attano, fighting or sneaking your way through a revenge mission against a confederacy of nobles, scientists, and reality-warping witches.
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But researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras have found that whether you're warping a dystopian future, adventuring in the Minecraft universe, or staring down a boa constrictor, your data may not be as secure as you think.
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His wife, the Countess, has a psychedelic oil-slick quality to her hair and dress that's quite unnatural, and what appears to be craquelure on closer inspection is revealed to be an intricate warping structure reminiscent of Photoshop effects.
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Following up with Worlds Beyond the Veil in 2003 and Behind the Shadows Lie Madness in 2007, they became successively weirder and more wonderful, hurtling down their own path with hyper-speed beats, cosmic soundscapes and warping, otherworldly guitars.
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Perhaps even more insidious are bots that generate and magnify discord on social media, "warping the information environment," Professor Carley said, and affecting everything from how people vote to what they buy to how they view others in society.
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The company instead took this research one step further and found that by slightly warping a standard watermark from image to image, even the smallest of deformations made it impossible to automatically remove the watermark without leaving obvious artifacts behind.
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The runner-up was Staro, a 360-degree camera that incorporates a number of sensors in order to avoid using fisheye angles for capturing their images, which avoids distortion warping and color issues you typically see from consumer-level 360 cameras.
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Amazon's economy is among the most instantly recognizable — it's a place where you can buy and sell goods — and yet, as the undisputed leader in American e-commerce, it has started warping the familiar concepts on which it is built.
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These "slow orders" reduce the energy that a heavy train pushes into the track, thereby avoiding moderate or extreme warping, explained Allan Zarembski, a civil engineer and the director of the Railroad Engineering and Safety Program at the University of Delaware.
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If you do want to take your mobile image edits to the next level, Adobe Photoshop Fix for Android and iOS (free) lets you do everything from warping objects in images to brightening up shadows, all with a few taps.
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Beyond the pendular swing of popular taste, the design world — and in particular the fashion industry — underwent major technological and cultural changes in the late '00s and early '10s, warping the lines we try to draw between the economy and design.
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Ever since then, the Japanese-born designer's work has favored the avant-garde over wearability, often exploring clothing's relationship to the body, warping and distorting the human form through sharp angles, bulbous protrusions or Stay Puft Marshmallow Man-like proportions.
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Five-ply cladding, which conducts and retains heat better, is sturdier and more resistant to warping, but more expensive, slower to heat up, and according to the cooking pros we consulted for this guide, not necessarily crucial for better cooking.
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In the pictures of her bedroom, Twilley is attentive to the warping of the cheap, prefab wallboard; the electric blue of the plastic tarp; the wood grain of the plywood; the ceiling in decay; the stuff of hers littering the floor.
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The exhibition's video centerpiece, Blue Life Seminar (2019), portrayed an animated, blue-skinned avatar — a mash-up of Watchmen's Dr. Manhattan and the late former Los Angeles policeman Christopher Dorner — who delivers a distraught monologue about police power's warping, racialized effects.
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Playing a legacy mage pick in Syndra, Bjergsen did what he's known best for: getting ahead of his lane matchup and warping the game around him, finishing with a 6/1/8 KDA and a kill participation of 87.5 percent.
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PARELES Devon Gilfillian, a soul songwriter based in Nashville, made his formidable debut album, "Black Hole Rainbow," with Shawn Everett, the engineer and producer who has worked with Alabama Shakes and Perfume Genius, warping vintage sounds toward something deep and strange.
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Returns Friday, October 21, on Netflix Beyond the chipper theme song and the goofy (but smart) Broadway parodies, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is a comedy of manners, a brilliant Austenian warping of Emma with a modern feminist bent and a roving satirical eye.
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A combination of custom software and graphics-processing hardware removes the image distortion and warping that usually occurs when projecting on an irregular surface, and it also helps ensure the projection is equally bright across the entire length of a user's arm.
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Strange's journey eventually lands him in the middle of a galaxy-spanning, dimension-warping war: His principal enemy is a former ally of the Ancient One, Kaecilius, a name that suggests a minor Roman official who might have gotten his kicks taunting gladiators.
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Their brand of emotionally-driven, mind-warping doom possesses an uncanny ability to move people to visible emotion; at shows, I've seen people close their eyes, throw their heads back and arms in the air, and weep when confronted with YOB's sonic sermons.
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The interesting part about Disco Elysium, of course, is that I have no idea if it was my play style warping the game around me or the game providing less opportunities for things to happen outside my ideological "lane" at this point.
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There's her deliberately static clip for the title track, which she says Von Trier told her she should shoot "as boring as possible," and a fanciful one for "Deadly Valentine," which co-stars her friend Dev Hynes in a time-warping romance.
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Last July, we got a glimpse of a new image processing algorithm developed by researchers at Princeton University and Adobe Research that can correct the distortions and warping created when a selfie is taken just a few feet from a smartphone camera's lens.
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Deepfakes, false memories, and the Mandela effect: AI is coming for our past We're underestimating the mind-warping potential of fake video, Brian Resnick says: We don't have psychological studies directly looking at the ability of AI-faked video to implant false memories.
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But what Bonnie says can apply to every woman on this series each burdened with their own traumas — rape, abuse, abandonment issues, lack of independence — with no idea how to carry them let alone be honest about the ways they're warping their lives.
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And there are people who are quick to take advantage of Cage's image of black power — the police, the villains, the media — and manipulate the narrative of his heroism, with some like Dillard warping it and taking advantage of the fear they've stoked.
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That kind of ludicrous sequential shooting is tempting, but at that speed you're likely to see some warping, or "rolling shutter" in the corners of your images — a problem that is exacerbated because the image stabilization shuts off in high-speed modes.
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"It was all more evidence that the natural world was warping, outpacing our capacity to prepare for, or even conceive of, the magnitude of disaster that such a disordered earth can produce," Mooallem wrote in his investigation for The New York Times.
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Maybe, however, that's the point—not that poor Celeste was shoved into the spotlight by a traumatic event but that popular renown, in a saturated age, is itself a prolonged form of trauma, warping the body's motions and wrecking any chance of equanimity.
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Adding to the wonder of the novel's prose was the fact that it had been written in English, a choice made, as Jin told interviewers, to free himself of the warping effects that Maoist structures and strictures had placed on his native tongue.
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The copper core and aluminum layers warm up and distribute heat quickly and evenly through the bottom and sidewalls; the stainless steel layers shield the copper and aluminum in order to prevent reactions with foods and subsequent leaching as well as warping.
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Here's why Trump is blasting Iran on Twitter We're underestimating the mind-warping potential of fake video The 7 biggest highlights of Comic-Con 2018 Birthright citizenship, explained: why some on the right want to end it, and what they get wrong
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A variation on that moment happened last year in the Season 2 finale of "Legion": The emotionally unstable mutant David Haller (Dan Stevens) raped his girlfriend Syd (Rachel Keller) after he used his reality-warping superpowers to erase her short-term memory.
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Of course, it doesn't help that wire hangers are not particularly good at being hangers, often warping delicate garments that drape from them unevenly, nor that they are still the go-to symbol of illegal abortions in America's pre-Roe dark days.
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The president would have unfettered control over American foreign affairs and be free to corrupt the granted powers of government by warping them to serve his own interests, even when those interests conflict with official United States foreign policy and essential national security.
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The legislation would end mandated coverage but maintains many of the basic benefits that critics — including the Club for Growth, Heritage Action for America and the brothers Charles G. and David H. Koch's Americans for Prosperity — see as warping the free market.
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A January heat wave in Australia melted a highway, hot air grounded planes in Phoenix in 2106, the sun warping railroad tracks is a well-documented phenomenon, and high temperatures caused at least six deaths in the U.S. during that July heat wave.
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The U.S. space agency's orbiting Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, better known as TESS, revealed the detailed timeline of a star 375 million light-years away warping and spiraling into the unrelenting gravitational pull of a supermassive black hole, researchers said on Thursday.
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The first stokes future desire with light-box ad imagery; the second delivers the tangible, present pleasure of the clothes themselves; and the third space lets you look back at the past, warping your own memories of the purchase through security footage.
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On the levonorgestrel IUD, I suffered through bouts of derealization — the external world becoming unrecognizably remastered, colors rendered garish and sounds warping nonsensically, the distortion sometimes trespassing the border of my body; I'd look in the mirror and not recognize who I saw.
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Vaporwave, an electronic subgenre conceived on the web in the early 2010s, is perhaps best described as post-apocalyptic mall music, with producers like Macintosh Plus and Saint Pepsi (now Skylar Spence) warping muzak, smooth jazz, and dated adult contemporary into airless, warbling soundscapes.
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Local librarians have done the good work of proving this is but a warping of reality — and that the pickle law is just one of the countless erroneous misunderstandings of the American legal system that are hilariously absurd, and thus make for great viral material.
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In extreme cases, wood panels have reacted to the stress constraints of cradling by developing such large cracks that specialists are called in to carefully remove the cradle and replace it with a less rigid support structure that allows the panel its natural warping freedom.
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Last week, Senior Editor Mike Diver and I got to try our hands at Prey, Arkane's upcoming immersive sim set in a freaky wtf-is-actually-happening sci-fi world, complete with "neuromods," space-warping creatures, and massive levels full of optional paths through.
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That would normally be an extremely labor-intensive process, but the team used a technique called dynamic time warping to map the ideal written score to each performance, in which creative liberties and the innate variability of human execution cause digressions from the original.
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There's a variety of techniques to choose from including only melting the back of your beads to display the clean unironed side, using masking tape to secure larger pieces to prevent warping, and utilizing the negative space between the beads as a shading technique.
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You can very quickly tell when looking at images when things don't look quite right, even if you can't put your finger on why, and sometime warping a picture to achieve a desired in one area can have a dramatic effect on other elements in the image.
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It seems a wild suggestion when you look at it on paper like that, but when you consider the music she's made over the last couple years—twisting and warping weightless vocals, otherworldly synth work, and dense cello lines around one another—something about it makes sense.
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That's a far leap from the incredible reality-warping powers Wanda has in House of M, but with the Infinity Stones in play, she could get a serious power boost, or her abilities could be eventually be explained as glimpses into the other worlds she can access.
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Using beats sourced from the internet's finest experimental producers, he's synthesized bits from seemingly disparate genres—de riguer flavors like emo and trap, but also drone music, East coast club tracks, industrial music, post-PC Music vocal warping and pure pop bliss—into a wonderfully fractured whole.
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" Katharine Zaleski's widely read New York Times op-ed criticizes voice-warping technology that masks the gender of interview applicants because it's a "distraction from the hard work of evaluating and fixing the ways in which their cultures drive out the women who are actually hired.
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Sylvia Ellis's insomnia, a symptom she shares with Gisela Castro, the mother of Manny Castro Garcia, is coupled with horror-movie visions of her daughter's death: She still sees Stefanie collapsed on the steering wheel of the Cobalt, struggling to breathe, a bullet hole warping her eye.
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Despite some shooting struggles, he led the Warriors in scoring over the Finals, and had they won Game 7 instead of lost it, his warping of the Cavaliers' defense, opening avenues for the rest of his team despite his own miscues, would have received some deserved credit.
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And that's saying a lot: so far, the District 9 director introduced us to mind-controlling aliens who experiment on humans, a reality-warping "River God" clothed in flesh armor, and an uncaring God as ugly on the inside as the others are on the outside.
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Across the five short pieces, there's moments like the surreal vocal warping of "Kyrie," or the chattery found samples that underpin "O" that offer wrinkles to the more placid moments of their labelmates—getting lost in darkness before finding a way back to more glimmering passages.
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Yancey Strickler's book recommendations: Time Loops by Eric Wargo Value and Ethics in Economics by Elizabeth Anderson Dune by Frank Herbert If you enjoyed this episode, you may also like: A mind-bending, reality-warping conversation with John Higgs Edward Norton's theory of mind, movies, and power
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Obsession, as both a life-warping force ("Assassins," the savage yet oddly empathic study of American killers from 1990) and a creative necessity (the ravishing "Sunday in the Park With George," 1984), becomes an increasingly dominant subject for Sondheim in the second half of his career.
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Plenty of the original Twin Peaks, especially after David Lynch and Mark Frost left, didn't engage with this idea of the world warping and destroying young women — or it did so poorly (the Miss Twin Peaks pageant from late in the second season comes to mind).
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To figure out what might be causing the Milky Way's outer warping, a team led by Eloisa Poggio, an astrophysicist at the Italian National Institute for Astrophysics in Turin, measured the motions of 12 million giant stars observed by the European Space Agency's Gaia space telescope.
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I say "fictional," yet in Lileana Blain-Cruz's furiously time-warping Lincoln Center Theater production the modern black women enduring high-value, low-pay jobs for white employers were just as venturesome as their spiritual forebear, exploring the limits of the human capacity to care for others.
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"What we found in early prototypes of this model was the generator [network] would try to fool the other network by warping the background or having these unusual motions in the background," Carl Vondrick, a PhD candidate at CSAIL and lead author of the paper, told Motherboard.
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Look, here's a 3D David Bowie: And a 3D mask: Being able to create 3D models of faces like this could have all sorts of applications in the digital world: from 3D avatars for video games, to warping your face in an augmented reality video, to VR social media.
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The real enigma isn't the glimmering, matter-warping nature of Area X, despite how intoxicating it looks on screen — it's the darkest part of the human heart, that desire to break ourselves open, even if it's just a little bit, in rebellion against our animal instincts toward self-preservation.
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So the idea of combining ideas of love and being one with the Universe and warping space and time and sound and vibration and frequency — all these ideas that seem to be kooky, and sci-fi is really an invitation for young people to be courageous and dream big.
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There's actor Martin Wallstrom as Wellick, a presence withheld from the screen almost entirely until this final episode, when he is called upon to unleash a lifetime of mind-warping fear, frustration, ambition and emptiness as he tearfully turns on the one man he's ever felt understands his drives.
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In addition, the VR Mode also uses a process similar to Oculus's Time Warping where the system first creates an image based on your head movement and then, just before it displays it, checks your current head position and very quickly transforms it to match your current head position.
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Limiting the content of a "beach body ready" commercial for a weight loss supplement is low-hanging fruit, when compared with the more subtle reality that every single woman who appears in the media is wearing make-up, fundamentally warping the general understanding of what a woman looks like.
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It's a film about the warping comforts of wealth, the trappings of which obscure the extreme inequality all around the members of the Wilson family and their friends, as depicted through the Tethered, who live in meandering underground tunnels, feed on raw rabbits, and literally have no voice.
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On Psychology Today Ronald E Riggio, a professor of organizational psychology at Claremont McKenna College, explains that this particular type of holiday time-warping happens because: The first time we experience events (such as Christmas, or preparing taxes, or going to Disneyland), they make new, and very vivid memories.
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I shot a terribly rocky video of my walk to get lunch (sorry, I don't know how to ski) using my Pixel XL with stabilization disabled, and the Photos-stabilized version was indeed smooth — but with a fair amount of warping and other weird visual distortions to show for it.
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More than 60 years since the Supreme Court abolished state-sanctioned segregation in education, I believe that we must have a public reckoning with the history of the full record presented to the court in Brown, which predicted with devastating clarity the mind-warping harm of segregation on white children.
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And after sixteen surreal months of steadily escalating, mind-warping coverage of the presidential election, the ticket had been narrowed down to two rich white people, both of whom were embroiled in endless controversies, and both of whom had thoroughly demonstrated their dedication to money above human beings or the planet.
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"715 (Creeks)" presents his voice alone, naked and unaccompanied, except when little bubbles of double-tracked electronic air erupt through his pharynx, elongating vowels, warping consonants, and stretching out the contours of natural singing until one's conscious mind mutters ironic distance and the unconscious writhes at the earnest expression of pain.
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"My Brilliant Friend" is a story about many things—left-wing politics, male violence, fancy shoes, the warping force of patriarchy on female creativity—but it's centrally about class-jumping, through education, the kind that makes one aware of the origins of social class, including the ways it's embedded in art.
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Take domestic violence: It would be silly to deny that men experience domestic violence at all (including from male perpetrators, of course)—but to claim that men are somehow the biggest victims (either in numbers alone or by getting a rougher ride from the system) requires a real warping of reality.
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The comic is a loose continuation of a miniseries (of the same name) that premiered during Marvel's Secret Wars event but thanks to some nifty world-building and reality warping, you don't need to have read that series to make sense of the story Thompson, Wilson, and Molina are weaving.
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Rice crawled out on top of the crowd, surfing over hands as he sang and shouted the song's anthemic sing-a-long breakdown, and fans swarmed and stomped around him with such determination that the wood floor of the historic lodge felt like it was warping and about to cave in.
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Soderbergh shot 'Unsane' primarily on iPhones using additional lenses, including a fish-eye … Big budget or on the cheap, like here, he is a great shooter and he plays with perspective inventively, distorting the edges of the image so they bulge out, a warping that dovetails with Sawyer's disturbed, disturbing world.
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The book's second section centers on fathers and sons—in other words, on the impingement of the past on the present, and on the warping of time's supposed linearity, in the generational repetition from Michel's father to Michel to Elio, who is framed explicitly as a son figure to Michel.
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In Resi 7's demo, movement is controlled by the left stick on a regular pad; Arkham, though, uses the point-and-twist Move sticks first seen back in 2010, one for each hand, with Batman's (your) location in a stage determined by warping to a pre-set position indicated by a marker.
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These games, when they appear, have a warping effect; their gravity is like a black hole, and they drag players and designers down in them so deeply that it takes years for games culture to claw its way back into some semblance of being that is outside comparison and contrast with that game.
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The internet still carried an air of innocence then; the lion's share of people who roamed chat forums and posted on LiveJournal had yet to adopt the mob instincts of cancel culture; Twitter was years away from warping our consumption habits and Facebook was only a fraction of the giant it is today.
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Though there were likely other killers afoot in the Great Dying — like ozone-destroying halocarbons, acid rain and a heavy dose of toxic heavy metals raining from the volcanic smog — it was the chemistry-warping pulse of carbon dioxide that has attracted the most suspicion for its role in nearly ending the world.
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To follow the doings of Donald Trump even briefly is to be constantly bombarded with a stream of indignities, breaches of protocol, reality-warping lies, and extended middle fingers, ranging from the petty (his staff photoshopping him to look thinner) to the outrageous (brazen efforts to make our cruel health care system even crueler).
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All the Dangerous Things You Shouldn&apost Be Doing With Your Fidget SpinnersLike lawn darts, nano-magnets, and slap bracelets, fidget spinners are only one stupid stunt away…Read more ReadThat bizarre warping effect of the fidget spinner in motion is a result of the rolling electronic shutter on the smartphone camera being used.
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We come to understand exactly what Jackson meant to these boys and their families, how his fame had a way of warping the reality around them, how difficult it was for each of them, even in adulthood, to comprehend the horrors that had been inflicted upon them by a man they once considered a friend.
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The self-directed clip is firmly in the strobing overload mode of "PONYBOY," with what looks like a rubber or CGI mock-up of SOPHIE's head disturbingly collapsing and warping while the song's lyrics and various pieces of internet ephemera flash onscreen, illustrating its themes of URL identity and the many facades we present online.
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She accomplished this by holding some things constant: a farsighted approach to the piano, which she used both to guide and to goad her bandmates; an ability to toggle between artistic styles without warping her own sound; and a belief that jazz ought to interact with its kindred art forms across the African-American tradition.
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The team at the museum read the contents of this EPROM and used it to set up a second, less historic Apple I. That one, which has had its power components modified to be a little less prone to catching fire or warping the circuit board, will now be available in this primed state for anyone to play with.
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But more importantly, Titanfall 2 adds a single-player campaign to the mix that features some of 2016's most creative ideas, from a massive robotic factory that assembles whole towns around you as you fight your way through, to a time-warping mechanic that stands out as one of the best levels of any game, period.
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She anatomizes a six-year relationship that has just "wasted so much time," and with production by Niia and Robin Hannibal (of Rhye), each line moves through its own drama: a somber jazz-piano trio, floor-warping synthesizers, swarms of fiercely insistent voices and moments when Niia sounds painfully alone, still a long way from catharsis.
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To get the full insane context, here's what you need to know: the Guide Mark II previously appeared as a time-warping cybernetic bird that lured our heroes (Arthur Dent, Ford Prefect, Trillian, plus Arthur and Trillian's estranged daughter Random) to a version of Earth that is about to be blown up by an alien race called the Grebulons.
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For you to suggest that capitalism is a dirty word and that these people, as a group, are ingrates who didn't earn their riches through strenuous effort and (in many cases) paradigm-shifting insights, and now don't pull their weight societally indicates that you either are grossly uninformed or are knowingly warping the facts for narrow political gain.
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In a July 28 filing, several plaintiffs' lawyers asked the U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation to create a new MDL in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California for a growing number of proposed class actions accusing Lumber Liquidators of duping customers into buying products that poorly withstand scratching, warping and staining.
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This Real-Time Image Warping Projector Will Blow Your MindPoint a projector at anything other than a completely flat screen, and you'll end up with a…Read more ReadThe tiny glowing dots attached to the dancer's faces allow them to be tracked in real time so that the overlays created by the projector perfectly match their movements and facial expressions.
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The narrative of Homestuck, simply put, is about a group of four young teens, a set of online friends who play a reality-warping cooperative game that both destroys all life on Earth (twice, after they 'reboot' the game about two-thirds through) and ostensibly provides its players the power to create a new universe that they can rule as immortal gods.
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On the drug side of things, a Superorganism live show's set design is akin to what Soul describes as "kind of like an acid trip or something"—apt, since the performance includes large-scale projected visuals that veer into everything from space to video game loading screens, often warping and intensifying in color and form in tune with the music.
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"I was touched as a child and I felt the warping, like flexed glass, not entirely unpleasant, it was, after all, attention, but I knew it was a glitch, like a memory I was waiting to have, like a stone on the path that I knew I would not pass but pause to pick up and carry with me, uneasily in my pocket," he writes.
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A film made by a man that is entirely about men but understands its characters and represents them accurately — both as members of their gender and as unique individuals — is much less a failure to women than a film about women, made by a man, which misunderstands and misrepresents women on every level, repulsively warping the ways they engage with the world and why.
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Add in a mix of healing powers from a mutant named Elixir, time travel from Eva Bell, reality warping from Proteus, synergy from Hope Summers, and some identity and consciousness transplants from Professor X, and the X-Men have essentially figured out how to rebirth the mutants who died in that final mission and any who could die in the future: There is still a feeling of unease, however.
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With a title pulled from a Philip K. Dick novel, the record takes the warping of time as its thesis, and its five near-perfect slabs of avant-bleak minimal synth and proto-techno would make a perfect soundtrack to your next OD. The songs—especially the horrifying 20-minute opening track—seem to stretch and skew their runtimes, with smeared, deathly synths and K's haunting, non-verbal chanting layered over pulsing industrial beats.
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