Biden waves to supporters April 5, 2019, in Washington, DC.
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And she pinned her famous loose waves to one side.
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Trump waves to the screaming crowd at a 2016 rally.
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The team used radar waves to peer beneath the planet's surface.
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They have a lot more than waves to be worried about.
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President Donald Trump waves to the crowd after his inaugural address.
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He waves to us from the yard, a stone in his fist.
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There's the hair — from classic, beachy waves to that infamous #KenGi hair swap.
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Acoustic levitation is what it sounds like: using sound waves to levitate objects.
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All of which will hold up against the dreaded heat waves to come.
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Good art conditions require the winter weather and waves, to prep the surface.
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Here's what's truly mind-blowing: Patients use their brain waves to control them.
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Guy 1 runs outside, knocks on the window, and waves to the girl.
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Perotti sent $5 and a link to WAVes to the person who contacted him.
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You can also pair multiple Waves, to give yourself a set of finger drums.
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It comes with an ultrasonic device, which emits sound waves to drive away mosquitoes.
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Something is causing repeating short bursts of radio waves to be released into space.
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Like a beautiful swan exiting a five-star hotel, Slaylena waves to her fans.
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Crimi is also using ultrasound waves to create cavities—essentially holes—in the water.
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Starting on Wednesday, high winds struck the neighborhood, causing waves to crash over roads.
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His machine-like efficiency was matched by his programmed waves to every made putt.
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The model utilizes so-called "waves" to imply where the stock is heading next.
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Barack Obama waves to onlookers during jury duty just now at Daley Center pic.twitter.
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Its computer arm, which is described as having "a quirky personality," even waves to customers.
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Ford is also developing a nonintrusive method of measuring brain waves to determine driver alertness.
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In a callback to Murder House, Flora waves to a serene looking Lee and Priscilla.
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That means an ultrasound antenna can easily catch enough waves to power a connected device.
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In contrast, it is the steeper declines in depth that allow big waves to form.
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From the 1800s through the 1900, Chinese immigrants came in several waves to the Caribbean.
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Shake out the curls or waves to loosen them and make them look more lived-in.
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Rahmstorf related recent heat waves to climate change by comparing them with 500 years of records.
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Vice President Mike Pence, left, applauds as President Donald Trump waves to the crowd in Washington.
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Here's how long it would take for radio waves to reach each location after kick off.
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The boat capsized as a powerful storm brought strong winds and waves to Table Rock Lake.
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This would cause the gravitational waves to oscillate with higher-than-expected frequencies after the merger.
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Kris Jenner's boyfriend Corey Gamble waves to extended Kardashian family member CiCi Bussey across the soiree.
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But sometimes, it takes more than a red lip or big waves to do the trick.
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In this case, it took about half an hour for the waves to reach the shoreline.
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Is there a number we can call to send Katrina and the Waves to Eurovision again?
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"We saw everything from radio waves to gamma-rays—that was surprising and astounding," said Berger.
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That rock also has water in it, which absorbs energy, causing waves to fade out faster.
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To match her three dresses, Cartwright also donned three hairstyles, from big waves to an updo.
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Most mornings she waves to Mr. Guzmán, making it clear that she is standing by him.
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For instance, many labs now use radio waves to track and inventory vials containing dangerous pathogens.
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Dr. Thorne and others long thought these would be the first waves to be heard by LIGO.
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Medical experts say it is important during heat waves to stay hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids.
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In the footage, Baillie waves to a man and his family as they enjoy their ice cream.
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De Lima waves to her supporters after a court appearance in Muntinlupa City, suburban Manila, on Feb.
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Cars might need to perform the robot equivalent of nods and waves to get through those labyrinths.
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Sensors that emit ultrasound waves to detect objects can be clipped to clothing or woven into vests.
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President Donald Trump waves to the crowd after speaking at the 2017 National Scout Jamboree on Monday.
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From her soft, undone waves to her natural makeup, Meghan Markle's beauty routine appears to be effortless.
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It took 1.3 billion years for the waves to arrive at the LIGO detector in the USA.
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"Giant boulders, typically requiring strong waves to transport, were (also) distributed near the sampling sites," they wrote.
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The students made cardboard waves, to signify rising sea levels, and emblazoned banners with demands for action.
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There aren't many swell-direction options for the waves to make it into the bay like this.
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In the selfie, captioned, "Aloha #MamaGoldie," Hudson flashes her enviable abs while mom Hawn waves to the camera.
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They even translated the findings into sound waves to show that different frequencies are associated with different sounds.
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First, she walked the red carpet in a ridiculously sexy yellow gown with sultry, tousled waves to match.
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Attempts to free the whale off the sandbar and to create waves to help it swim away failed.
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President Donald Trump waves to reporters before a meeting with Senate Republicans on Capitol Hill on March 26.
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He then waves to the camera and begins to sashay and spin for the enjoyment of those onboard.
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From silky, retro waves to caffeine-themed nail art, you'll want to try — and post about — them all.
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The boat capsized as a powerful storm brought strong winds and waves to Table Rock Lake near Branson.
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In just the first week, she changed from waves to a ponytail to an updo and back again.
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Winter strayed away from her signature waves to go for a pin-straight style with her new cut.
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This allows heat waves to persist over a region, like Europe, and lock in days of scorching weather.
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While these weren't the first gravitational waves to reach our planet, they were the first we could observe.
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Such a merger will also emit energy all across the electromagnetic spectrum, from radio waves to gamma rays.
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Traditional M.R.I., or magnetic resonance imaging, uses magnetic fields and radio waves to take images of internal organs.
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She smiles and waves to a few friendly faces, and a couple of students stop to say hello.
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Rising ocean levels are causing waves to break on the statues and platforms built a thousand years ago.
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Our ScienceTake video offers a quick answer: Bees "sonicate," or use high-frequency sound waves to disrupt things.
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She also lifted her glossy, black Veronica Lodge waves to a softer chocolate tone, but it's super subtle.
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Prince Harry waves to people during a visit to a church in Toronto with his parents on Oct.
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Researchers may have to wait for an impact to generate sound waves to travel through the planet, for example.
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From glossy, loose waves to padded headbands, scroll through the slides ahead to see every cool-meets-romantic hairstyle.
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From long, beachy waves to short textured chops, Lauren Conrad has brought so much hair inspiration into this world.
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In many areas, it's one of the sharpest cold waves to hit in between Christmas and New Years — period.
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Put simply, radio-frequency identification (RFID) is a means of using electromagnetic waves to track and identify specific tags.
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It has seven distinct layers with electric properties, hiding an object that would've caused surface waves to be scattered.
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Jenny looks a little miffed, but she waves to her partner, who reluctantly takes the EMT by the arm.
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It uses RF waves to sense where you are and then recreates your body as a simple stick figure.
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President Obama waves to guests at the Woodmont Country Club in Rockville, Md., on Sunday during a golf outing.
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Satellites can thus use radio waves to get a very accurate picture of the height of the ocean's surface.
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From Mandy Moore's perfect tousled waves to Zoey Deutch's soft lavender shadow, there's something for every bride and budget.
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The other tool, the ground penetrating radar, uses FM radio waves to scan about 10 feet under the surface.
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These devices use magnetic waves to heat up pots, and cooks who have tried them quickly fall in love.
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"We have this unique, incredible platform for waves to be almost identical," the surf league commissioner Kieren Perrow said.
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We saw shots from some of our favorites; Hustlers, Queen & Slim, Harriet, and Waves, to name but a few.
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Fans bid him farewell, and former players returned in waves to honor him — including the beloved pitcher Tim Lincecum.
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A neurophysiologist, he began to measure the former players' brain waves to determine if their brains were functioning properly.
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President Trump waves to fans prior to the NCAA college football playoff championship game in Atlanta, Ga., on Monday.
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She waves to the crowd with exuberance, and I'm extra-journalistically overcome with a desire for her to like me.
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Progress from the first theories of electromagnetic waves to the first telegraph signal didn't happen in a matter of years.
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And then there are storm surges — where the low atmospheric pressures and powerful storm winds push waves to dangerous heights.
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ICYMI: in response to hurricane force winds & dynamic fetch, altimeter flying aboard Sentinel-3A detected significant waves to ≈20163ft/16m!
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The bottom line: Numerous climate studies have tied increasingly persistent, frequent and severe heat waves to human-caused global warming.
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If intelligent beings do exist, there's no reason to think they're using telescopes and radio waves to study the stars.
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Detectors will use ultrasonic waves to capture information every 60 seconds, such as the length of a line of cars.
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The anchor slowed down the system, allowing the winds and waves to naturally push the plastic into the device's opening.
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Musher Martin Buser waves to the camera as his team surges toward Safety checkpoint, the final checkpoint in the race.
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Immigrants from Eastern Europe, the Balkans and Scandinavia came to the region in waves to work in the growing mines.
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Because it's so dense, there's not much room for light waves to travel, which means down here, it's pitch black.
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He clutched a small flag in one hand and beat his other fist against his chest between waves to bystanders.
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In his darker moments, he would sit by the beach and look out into the waves to calm himself down.
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Researchers studied how snakes move in horizontal waves to propel them forward, which they have built the snake robot to imitate.
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The VR experiences—ranging from Reggie Watts' Waves to Vrse's Waves of Grace (no relation)—will be available until Feb. 12.
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Other research groups have also explored the idea of harnessing brain waves to direct motion in prosthetic limbs or assistive devices.
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Ekrem Imamoglu, the candidate of Turkey's secular opposition Republican People's Party, waves to supporters at a rally in Istanbul, June 225.
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These days, almost anything goes when it comes to end bends, from the slightest beachy waves to full-on vintage vibes.
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Ultrahaptics is working on a technology that uses ultrasound waves to construct 3D objects in the air that users can feel.
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Specifically, her ability to pivot from old-Hollywood waves to disco-inspired eyes to '90s throwback lips and beyond with ease.
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Eleanor Albert: The projects had different waves to it but I was researching the whole time trying to dig up reports.
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And Bernie and his inadequate boat have to brave blinding snow, gale-force winds, and crushing waves to provide that help.
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Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater, waves to delegates at the Republican National Convention in San Francisco in this July 16, 1964 photo.
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The menu shows colorful sound waves to indicate that speech is being registered, similar to the same animation on a phone.
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Radar technology was developed so that militaries could use radio waves to detect objects like ships and airplanes from long distances.
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He waves to the president as he leaves, and the president waves back in the direction of Parnas and the crowd.
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I grew up around the beaches, so the waves to me represented fun… with a little thrill and danger thrown in.
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By the end of the activity, students had a much better understanding about how dolphins use sound waves to navigate underwater.
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To measure the ice sheet's depth, he set off explosions that sent sound waves to the bottom of the ice sheet.
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Since the astronomers used radio waves to see the black hole, the colors aren't what you would see with your eye.
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A robotic subaquatic vehicle that uses sound waves to detect objects and transmits its discoveries back to the surface was deployed.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) waves to the audience during the Black Economic Alliance Forum on June 15, 2019 in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Normally, this recombination causes peaks in one half-beam's waves to overlie troughs in the other's, and vice versa, resulting in darkness.
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Other devices use radio waves to disrupt the targeted drone's communications while other systems still use larger drones to capture smaller drones.
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Now, scientists can compare the properties of these black holes seen with gravitational waves to the ones observed indirectly with X-rays.
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Case in point: A team of researchers can use sound waves to control anything from a smartphone (seriously) to a car (theoretically).
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This causes ginormous waves to build up at a much larger scale than the waves of regular tsunamis, which occur from earthquakes.
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The back part of the swim bladder works like an ear drum and, again, helps transmit sound waves to the inner ear.
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The truMedic website bills the chair as a "relaxation experience" that uses airbag technology moving in waves to mimic real hand movements.
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Also known as MADS, the system would use sound waves to divert seals and sharks away from the Cape's offshore swimming areas.
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From where we sat, we could see the grave, round heads of sea turtles as they popped above the waves to breathe.
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Each afternoon, girls are welcomed to march as they show off their new looks and practice their princess waves to their family.
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Without waves to translate color and light, seeing becomes a more violent act, one that removes substance from that which is seen.
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Here Putin waves to spectators at a friendly youth ice hockey match between Russia and China in Tianjin, China, in June 2018.
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The next major cicada waves to watch out for in the area will occur in 2021, 2025 and 2030, Mr. Sorkin said.
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President Donald Trump waves to supporters during a rally Friday in Pensacola, Florida, supporting Roy Moore ahead of the Alabama special election.
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They transmit radio waves and measure the time it takes for those waves to bounce back, and any changes in their frequency.
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Settle in for 10 delightful minutes of nothing but delicious sloshing sounds, and allow these sudsy waves to be your meditative salve.
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The first are body waves, which occur lower in each trace because they are the earliest waves to arrive following a quake.
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" When Caitlyn literally picks Kylie up and drags her out of the room, the kid still excitedly waves to the camera giggling, "Bye!
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas waves to supporters as he leaves the hospital in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Monday, May 28, 2018.
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We used a wand to add beachy waves to the mid-sections of hair only, including some of the hair in the ponytail.
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First lady and Senate hopeful Hillary Clinton waves to the crowd along the parade route of the St. Patrick's day parade in 2000.
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Former President Barack Obama waves to a crowd of people as he attends Cook County jury duty at the Daley Center on Nov.
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George W. Bush waves to supporters as he arrives on Lake Winnipesaukee in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, during his campaign for president, July 31.
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Why it matters: The way we experience global warming is largely through extreme events, from heat waves to heavy precipitation events to wildfires.
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Changes in the speed of sound (or for that matter light) cause sound (or light) waves to bend, a phenomenon known as refraction.
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All the while, the researchers studied their brain waves to get a snapshot of the brain's response to the red or green reward.
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These new neural nets could also be modified for other tasks, such as looking at audio waves to detect the patterns of speech.
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President Bush waves to the crowd after he accepted his party's presidential nomination at the Republican National Convention in 2004 in New York.
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And he uses words as the sea uses waves, to flow and beat, advance and retreat, rise and take a bow in disappearing.
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One company, Cellcontrol, sells a device that mounts on the dash and that uses high-frequency sound waves to identify a phone's location.
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In victory or defeat, he waves to the crowd, a wristy, childlike wave, like Forrest Gump before he jumps off the shrimp boat.
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Such treatments include using sound waves to break the stones or surgery to remove them through a small incision in the lower back.
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For Macron, it might be a Europe that focuses more on internal integration in preparation for the challenge of migration waves to come.
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Truth: we can always count on Olivia Culpo to provide us with ample hair inspiration, from waves to up-dos to braids and more.
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I ran home after work, refreshed my eye makeup, and slowly drank an espresso while I added a few more waves to my hair.
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It's using new technologies and faster radio waves to deliver faster internet service, which is ultimately the big picture description of what 5G is.
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In the image, the infant can be seen with his little feet planted in the sand, waiting for the waves to hit the shore.
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Ultrahaptics uses ultrasonic (sound that can't be detected by human) waves to provide the sensation of physical touch for objects that aren't really there.
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Using these waves to visualize the guts of the star, they found that KIC 11145123's exterior layers are rotating faster than its core.
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These are often neighborhood libraries, recreation centers, and senior centers that are repurposed during heat waves to offer the public access to air conditioning.
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Fernandez dove in and swam through the waves to save her, only to realize later that the person he was saving was his mother.
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Before that day comes, let the Japanese people see a reigning empress stand in the center when the imperial family waves to the crowd.
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Astronomers will study the resulting radio waves to learn more about the energy of a neutron star collision, and how much mass is ejected.
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With the right swell direction, reflected waves combine with incoming waves to produce the exponential rise in energy we know today as the Wedge.
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The ties between heat waves and climate change are robust, with climate scientists already tying the Scandinavian and U.K. heat waves to climate change.
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Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg waves to the crowd with his husband, Chasten, at his primary night rally in Nashua, New Hampshire, Feb. 212.
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President Donald Trump waves to guests during a New Year's Eve gala at his Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida, on Sunday.
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Waiting for the next set of waves to arrive, I looked at the afternoon sky, dabs of clouds across it like chalk-dusted fingerprints.
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That first show made enough waves to attract Bowie's attention, whose Ziggy Stardust and Aladdin Sane tours cemented the Kansai aesthetic in popular culture.
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Cover image: Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's president, waves to the crowd during an election campaign rally in Yalova, Turkey, on Thursday, June 14, 2018.
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We could combine information from neutrinos with observations from photons, cosmic rays, and gravitational waves to paint a fascinating picture of the high-energy universe.
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Volkov crafts styles that range from multicolored mermaid waves to trendy tousled brunette lobs, which Volkov says are the best-selling units at the moment.
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In 1963 a scientist at Oxford University reported that he had figured out how to use human brain waves to control a simple slide projector.
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It took just 24 minutes after the landslide for waves to hit land, and there was no early warning for those living on the coast.
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Cuttlefish instead use long fins that undulate in waves to propel themselves, which is an approach that robotics maker Festo found relatively easy to replicate.
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Cover: Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu waves to his supporters after polls for Israel's general elections closed in Tel Aviv, Israel, Wednesday, April 10, 2019.
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Stuver: This is indeed the first detection, which is a breakthrough, but the goal has always been to use gravitational waves to do new astronomy.
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The action caused sound waves to move through the rock beneath—and depending on the formation of the rock, the sound moves at different speeds.
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It dresses up any style — from polished waves to a messy bun — and for devotees of the look, the holidays are our time to shine.
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From glossy auburn waves to strawberry-blonde highlights, Cunningham has made the megastar into the the most natural-looking redhead who was actually born blonde.
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If you travel far enough away from the Earth's atmosphere, there's nothing for sound waves to bounce off of—not even expressions of utter terror.
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President Barack Obama waves to journalists next to a painting of President Abraham Lincoln at Havana's City Museum during a visit to Old Havana, Cuba.
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Those threats range from heavier rainfall and deadlier heat waves to increased coastal flooding, transformed agricultural growing patterns and potentially severe reductions in economic growth.
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He fixated on "Waves" to a point that he got the original album title Swish changed to Waves before West settled on the final title.
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It took only 24 minutes after the landslide for waves to hit land, and there was no early warning for those living on the coast.
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For the longest 40 seconds ever experienced in Salvador, Cobresal waited for the radio waves to give them the verdict of Católica's penalty kick opportunity.
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A combination of rising tides and winds of more than 75 miles per hour from two different directions caused massive waves to crash into Venice.
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In 2013, Dr. Sahakian and her collaborators spent more than 100 days at sea using acoustic waves to image the sedimentary layers of the seafloor.
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The agency said the next nor'easter could strike Wednesday and Thursday, bringing heavy snow, strong winds and high waves to much of southern New England.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump waves to photographers and journalists as he arrives for meetings at Republican National Committee headquarters in Washington on Thursday. Reps.
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Jenner cheers on her daughter, whom she shares with Travis Scott, exclaiming, "Yay, big girl!" while Stormi waves to her onlookers in the cute clip.
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High-frequency waves of energy generated by the quake dissipated over the miles to Mexico City, leaving mostly low-frequency waves to reach the capital.
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The resulting paper used the superposition of waves to settle a question about integers — a problem that had been intractable for more than 80 years.
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Cover image: President Trump waves to supporters from this limousine on his way to Mar-a-Lago from Palm Beach International Airport Monday, April 16.
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U.S. Rep Jared Polis waves to the crowd while accepting the Democratic nomination for the Colorado governor's race at an election night rally in Broomfield, Colo.
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President Lansana Conte, representing the ruling Party of Unity and Progress (PUP), waves to supporters on December 12, 1998 during his final campaign rally in Conakry.
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She covered her chair with a painting of dark blue waves; in one corner of the seat, a figure waves to a distant boat, seeking rescue.
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President Donald Trump waves to a crowd during a meeting with sheriffs from across the US at the White House in Washington, DC, on Sept. 23.
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Cover image: Actor Jussie Smollett smiles and waves to supporters before leaving Cook County Court after his charges were dropped Tuesday, March 26, 2019, in Chicago.
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Echocardiograms use sound waves to create a visual image of the heart so doctors can see the size and shape and how blood flows through it.
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From mint green waves to banged bobs, she rarely steps into the spotlight without a new look — and she has the wig closet to prove it.
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The app will use a gravitational wave "chirp" — the noise a gravitational wave would make if converted into sound waves — to alert users to new detections.
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However, when it comes to communication, we're deeply accustomed to using lower frequency radio waves to connect anything from old school telegraphy technology to newfangled smartphones.
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At 25, the "Sorry Not Sorry" singer has tried it all, from long waves to an asymmetrical pixie to multi-colored looks, and everything in between.
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At Christian Dior, she added a few body waves to her side-swept pony, covering the base with a leather beret, reminiscent of the Black Panthers.
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"The food here is great," she says as she scoots her wheelchair through the lounge and waves to some friends gathered around a plastic card table.
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A claw shape provides suction and massaging air waves to send targeted sensations directly to your or your partners' most sensitive areas for touch-free pleasure.
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The probe NASA plans to send to Psyche would be the first spacecraft to use light, rather than radio waves, to transmit information back to Earth.
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A father drops his daughter off at school, kisses her good-bye, waves to her, she's walking up the path, and never sees her alive again.
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We know some western political systems are reverting to old patterns (*waves to the rise of right-wing nationalism, with WWII barely in the rearview mirror*).
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She proudly decorated her porch with blooms, welcome signs and a lawn chair where she sits and waves to children and parents as they pass by.
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The method that worked best involved putting the plaque in a bath of ultrapure water and using high frequency sound waves to break apart the matrix.
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His face was framed by black hair that fell in low-amplitude waves to his jaw, at which point its ends curled up like old parchment.
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Both U.S. and Russian militaries use Extremely Low Frequency radio waves to communicate with submarines, involving using either Earth itself or its ionosphere as an antenna.
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So far, though, the biggest disruptive impact of climate change in most peoples' lives has come through extreme events, from heat waves to floods and wildfires.
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Cover image: Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's president, waves to supporters during a rally in support of the Palestinians in Istanbul, Turkey, on Friday, May 18, 2018.
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The signal traveled via radio waves to a receiver with its own Nipkow disc rotating in sync with the original, allowing the initial image to be reproduced.
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Malian Opposition leader Soumaila Cissé waves to supporters during a presidential campaign meeting on July 26, at a Mopti, Mali, stadium ahead of the country's presidential election.
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"One might mistake [a star with Rossby waves] to be a planet of some distance," said Orkan Umurhan, a research scientist at the NASA Ames Research Center.
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William and Lawrence Bragg, a father and son, switched from X-ray research to using sound waves to locate enemy positions from the boom of their cannons.
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Any noise will disrupt them and introduce errors—and in the quantum world, noise is anything from temperature fluctuations to electromagnetic and sound waves to physical vibrations.
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While conventional weapons could be used to shoot down a drone, other countermeasures include non-kinetic methods like the use of radio waves to disrupt drone flight.
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In the first shot, the 9-month-old can be seen with his little feet planted in the sand, waiting for the waves to hit the shore.
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Last year, it was revealed that researchers at NASA were building an EmDrive, a so-called "impossible engine" that uses high frequency radio waves to produce thrust.
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At night, just after the full moon, teams of scientists dive beneath the waves to study one of the planet's most prolific and mysterious rites of reproduction.
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They initially drew health concerns for using radio waves to scan for hidden weapons and other lethal devices, but experts largely agree they are safe to use.
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ZTE executives showed the Venezuelans smart cards embedded with radio-frequency identification, or RFID, a technology that enables monitors through radio waves to track location and data.
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Payne-Scott helped establish the field of radio astronomy by using radio waves to detect solar bursts, but she was forced to resign after she got married.
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The sensor uses ultrasonic waves to identify where the finger rests on the side of the phone, and the gauge measures force through strain on the surface.
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An upcoming Japanese observatory, the Kamioka Gravitational-wave Detector (KAGRA), will also help scientists narrow down the source of gravitational waves to smaller points in the sky.
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From bubblegum pink finger-waves to kaleidoscopic knee-length mermaid hair, Weeks' creations hardly resemble the store-bought, "church-lady" coiffures you might have once associated with wigs.
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On November 7th an Australian firm, Carnegie Wave Energy, won EU backing to launch a £60m ($74m) project to harness the power of those waves to generate electricity.
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Over the past months, countless people — women, men, and gender nonconforming people — have come forward in waves to share their experiences of abuse of power and sexual harassment.
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"Active" noise cancelling headphones work by using tiny microphones to listen to the roar of the outside world, and then creating inverse sound waves to cancel it out.
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Dramatic footage shows the ice bridge collapsing from a height of 230 feet (70 meters) into the river below, causing waves to swell and crash into the glacier.
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First, a single device plugged into a wall—this part uses most of the power in this whole process—sends analog waves to special passive wi-fi sensors.
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WiGig will also, in some ways, be competing with 5G, which makes very similar use of these radio waves to offer similarly fast speeds over similarly limited distances.
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The technique uses magnetic fields and radio waves to see right through the human body, and is able to capture movement resulting in this fascinating, but freaky footage.
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Credit cards and passports are filled with microchips brimming with your personal information—and give off radio waves to any nearby sleazebag that wants to steal your identity.
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The threshold rises halfway up your shins,the courtyard's paved with crescent flagstonesfanning out in waves to mimea sea the dignitary's wife hadlived beside in childhood and missed.
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"Greets silently" at first made me think of nodding, but it could be "waves at" or "waves to"; I was unprepared for WAVES HI, but it's perfectly fine.
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The tiny coastal Alaskan frontier town of Nome, created around a century earlier in a gold rush, reached out across the waves to Provideniya, the nearest Soviet port.
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Hylyx is considering installing a device that would link the vehicle to the entire world via radio waves, to talk to anyone in the world at any moment.
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Within the cool-mist humidifier segment, there are three types:Ultrasonic humidifiers use high-frequency waves to split water drops into particles, which are then released into the room.
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When he shows up in court, he grins and waves to his wife, a former beauty queen in Mexico, in the courtroom audience with their two young daughters.
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For the current study, researchers examined data on more than 4,500 older adults who had echocardiograms, tests that use ultrasound waves to see how well the heart muscle moves.
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The team is currently experimenting with electroencephalogram (EEG) technology, so future robots could potentially read a drummer's brain waves to sense when they think about changing tempo or position.
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Mission specialist Megan McArthur (R) waves to the media after walking out of the Operations and Checkout building at Kennedy Space Center May 11, 2009 in Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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This study was able to use those J waves to determine that the inner core is solid, but that waves traveled slower through it than current reference models suggest.
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With extreme weather here to stay, from recent heat waves to unseasonable Thanksgiving cold snaps, drastic temperature swings will continue to wreak havoc on the U.S.' antiquated electricity grid.
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It takes 120 days for waves to propagate east to west in the basin, yielding an A-flat tone that's roughly 30 octaves below the bottom of a piano.
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The post-tropical cyclone – which came ashore as a hurricane last Friday in Florida – is bringing life-threatening waves to the Eastern seaboard just in time for Labor Day.
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So Maddie Horowitz, Ben Ely, George Bargoud, Sean Macgahan, and Joe Frasier's Zen Volt machine monitors a user's brain waves to ensure they're calm and in a meditative state.
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This home-beer tap uses sound waves to convert your beer's carbonation into foam bubbles which, according to beer science, unleash the fullest and freshest flavor of the beer.
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The layers' thicknesses and compositions are chosen so as to force light waves to add together or subtract from one another as they are reflected from the various layers.
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Vicky Kalogera, leading astrophysicist for the LIGO Scientific Collaboration, compared previous detections of gravitational waves to experiencing a thunderstorm in a room with no windows -- only hearing the thunder.
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Brazil's massive "car wash" scandals sent shock waves to Argentina, and on his election, President Macri initiated important reforms by law and executive order to facilitate anti-corruption efforts.
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Situated close to the shore, hundreds of floating buoys connected by arms to a jetty would move with the waves to generate clean electricity at the 4.8-megawatt plant.
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Scientists then assembled a 3D model of virtual rocks and virtual sound waves to measure the pace sound waves have when they move through a particular type of rock.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, (D-New York) waves to the crowd after speaking at Women's Unity Rally organized by Women's March NYC at Foley Square in Lower Manhattan, Saturday, Jan.
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DevaCurl is pretty much the gold standard when it comes to styling curls, and the company has options tailor-made for every texture, from fine waves to coarse coils.
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On June 2, 1896, Guglielmo Marconi patented a system of wireless telegraphy that would utilize radio waves to transmit Morse's dits and dahs, making wired communication seem infrastructure-heavy.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un waves to people attending a military parade marking the 105th birth anniversary of country's founding father, Kim Il Sung in Pyongyang, April 15, 2017.
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From the report: Hanford and her team set out to engineer a metamaterial that can allow the sound waves to bend around the object as if it were not there.
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The last time I was on a treadmill next to him, he gave me a wave but he wiggled his fingers, which is usually how he waves to his daughters.
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After her landing, French scientists at the Education Center of Aviation and Medical Research (CERMA) studied Félicette's brain waves to see if she had changed at all since her voyage.
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Starry Beam is a node dropped on a rooftop with 1 to 2km radius which directs waves to the Starry Point, which is a small device connected to your home.
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"I dream now of some other little girl who might read the book, and see my name, and then one day find her own big waves to ride," she wrote.
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Looking regal in a red coat and matching pillbox hat, Reagan waves to the crowd as she and her husband ride through Washington, D.C., during the Inaugural parade on Jan.
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The industry pal, Kevin, has jerry rigged an old boat motor on the shore into an auto-tow line that flings them across the waves, to varying levels of success.
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"Smart" has been slapped onto everything from cups (that analyze what you're drinking) to surfboards (that let you check your text messages between waves) to clothing (that tracks calorie expenditure).
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But we now have an obligation to them, and to their children, to control future immigration – as we have following previous immigration waves – to ensure assimilation, integration and upward mobility.
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I had already spent a good 15 minutes just trying to get these waves to work for me, so in my time crunch, I decided to blow out my hair.
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It provides the same frustration one feels at Thanksgiving, when your self-described open-minded aunt won't shut up about the beautiful gay couple she waves to at the gym.
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And the collision wouldn't have been a glancing blow with some mass that Jupiter slowly engulfed, according to the paper; that wouldn't generate enough shock waves to disrupt Jupiter's core.
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With former London mayor and foreign minister Johnson keeping a low profile, the other candidates have targeted the air waves to present their cases to lead the governing Conservative Party.
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Cover: J.D. Scholten, running for congress in Iowa's 4rth Congressional District against Steve King, waves to supporters outside the Wing Ding Dinner on August 9, 2019 in Clear Lake, Iowa.
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To his neighbors, Mr. Savinski was a staple of the block, remembered for his regular walks to church and his friendly waves to acquaintances whom he saw along the way.
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Rebutting a common perception that U.F.O. sightings are on the wane, the Costas' book shows that sightings have risen in waves, to 11,868 nationwide in 2015 from 3,12.73 in 2001.
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By far the most promising technology that the bill promises to consider is LIDAR, a system that uses lasers instead of radio waves to build up a 3-D image.
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Astronomers have traced a series of brief, enigmatic bursts of radio waves to a galaxy far, far away and indeed a long time ago — some three billion years or so.
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To prep for the launch, we've gathered a few of Fillerup's best looks — from gala-worthy updos to casual, beachy waves — to serve as your hair inspo for the coming weeks.
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Additionally, scientists want to use gravitational waves to make a measurement of the expansion rate of the universe — a value known as the Hubble Constant , named after the astronomer Edwin Hubble.
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As MIT astrophysicist Scott Hughes told Gizmodo in a phone interview, we can use gravitational waves to probe mysterious celestial objects like black holes and neutron stars, which typically no light.
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Photo: SiemensPelamis Wave Energy ConverterDeveloped by the Scottish company Pelamis Wave Power, the Pelamis Wave Energy Converter is a technology that uses the motion of ocean surface waves to create electricity.
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The upward forces of the gas and light particles, combined with the downward forces from the heavier sand, cause these waves to turn into fingers, and then pinch off into bubbles.
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Former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton waves to students and guests before presenting the 2017 Hillary Rodham Clinton Awards for Advancing Women in Peace and Security at Georgetown University on Friday.
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Low-intensity shock wave treatment (LIST) is the newest development in man's age-old quest for boners, and it uses sound waves to actually grow new blood vessels in the penis.
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Inside, she waves to some of the people she knows, promising to introduce me later but unwilling to commit to a desk until she's made a predatory lap around the room.
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Under cover of darkness and in the custody of the federal government, migrant children have been coming in waves to New York, taken from their parents after crossing the southern border.
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Many underwater explorers rely on something called a side-scan sonar device: Towed behind a ship, it sends out acoustic waves to its left and right that bounce off the seafloor.
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Jenner cheers on her daughter, whom she shares with ex Travis Scott, shouting, "Yay, big girl!" and "You're so cool, baby!" while Stormi waves to her onlookers in the cute clip.
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A defeat for Republicans here won't only be embarrassing symbolically, it also will send shock waves to vulnerable Republicans around the country and could spur retirements by other Republicans in Congress.
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He flashes a wide smile at the strangers taking selfies with him and he waves to the thousands of people cheering him on as they walk along the saffron-colored pathway.
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With hair textures that have been celebrated for their versatility, black people have worn their hair in every style from finger waves to Jheri curls and will continue to do so.
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Now fully grown, "Pow" has its premiere at the 92Y Harkness Dance Festival, with a score that zooms from cinematic waves to reggae grooves, reflecting Ms. Garfield's thematic breadth and expansive interests.
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The discovery of gravitational waves from colliding neutron stars has offered scientists yet another conduit to take this measurement, by comparing analysis of the gravitational waves to the accompanying flash of light.
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Red carpets like the Emmy Awards tend to showcase some of the most stunning hair and makeup that we'll see all year, from heavily styled Old Hollywood waves to highly done updos.
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Pantanowitz, along with two engineering students, successfully streamed human brain waves to the internet on an open-source website using an electroencephalogram (EEG) device hooked up to a portable Raspberry Pi computer.
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The solar winds could be creating waves along Jupiter's field lines, causing the charged particles surfing along those waves to reach the poles at intervals of, say, every 11 minutes, Dunn says.
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Even the title of "Success Perm" refers to something concrete: how in the mid-'90s, Asian-Americans of both genders often got permanent waves, "to show prosperity," as Eddie's narration puts it.
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The PhaseFour system, which you will be able to plunk on your satellite, uses radio waves to turn gas into plasma, which shoots from the spacecraft, pushing it in the opposite direction.
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"We can pretty confidently attribute heat waves to climate change in many cases," said Marvel, noting the first major attribution event found a human fingerprint in an earlier European heatwave, in 2003.
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Kensington Palace shared an adorable photo from the couple's 2011 wedding day in which they ride off in a blue convertible, with William at the wheel as his bride waves to onlookers.
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This section of the book — from her description of the slow rolling "laziness" of oil-covered waves to her outrage at the lies told by the oil company — makes for painful reading.
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Using radar and radio waves to scan beneath the ground, the researchers found the tunnel, a 211-foot passageway between five and nine feet below the surface, the team announced on Wednesday.
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Where UWB has the advantage over wifi and Bluetooth (used in Tile tags) is that it can measure distance based on the time it takes for radio waves to travel between devices.
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From Classic Waves To Badass Buzzcut I will always love Kate's long, bright-blonde hair — down to her waist and tousled with that effortless, Bohemian wave — that style was so right for her.
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And to prove their point even further, the researchers recorded the sound of knuckles cracking from three test subjects, and compared the digital acoustic waves to those mathematically produced by the computer simulation.
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She's currently comparing anesthetic brain waves to those that come from sleep, coma or epileptic seizures, and is also comparing the differences in patients' brain waves when they enter and emerge from anesthesia.
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In the picture, Silverstone smiles for the camera totally makeup-free with her slightly damp hair hanging in loose waves to her shoulders and the ocean crashing against the shore in the background.
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Science saw some serious setbacks this year, but also some major breakthroughs, from the groundbreaking detection of gravitational waves to the discovery of an Earth-sized exoplanet less than five light years away.
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Since it's difficult to see so far back in time, a team of astronomers turned to radio waves to listen in on the early Universe, using an antenna deep in the Australian desert.
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Mr Manning says the industry is also looking for ways to shield equipment from electromagnetism, for example by using Faraday cages, metallic structures that block radio waves, to render the threat less effective.
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Scientists think that global climate change, if left unchecked, could bring withering droughts, more intense storms, devastating sea level rise, and more frequent and severe heat waves to many parts of the globe.
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Climate change caused by human emissions of greenhouse gases is wreaking havoc on our planet — from heat waves to heavy rainstorms to higher sea levels, the consequences of global warming are far-reaching.
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The discovery could usher a new era in astronomy that uses gravitational waves to measure and detect mysterious phenomena in outer space, rather than solely relying on visual means of exploring the universe.
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Experts say that a combination of pollution and warmer temperatures linked to climate change have killed the once-thriving coral reefs offshore, allowing waves to pound the beach and wash away the sand.
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The technique uses sound waves to detect differences in the composition of Earth's crust miles beneath the sea—a patch of oil bounces back a distinct sound when hit with the acoustic waves.
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A high ranking Iranian official is claiming that western countries used lizards capable of attracting "atomic waves" to spy on Iran's nuclear program, according to reports based on local Iranian news this week.
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Times journalists traveled 2,200 miles off the coast of Chile to Easter Island, where rising ocean levels are causing waves to break on the statues and funeral platforms built hundreds of years ago.
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On a typical run, the uncrewed, submarinelike device follows a track six miles long, skimming just 260 feet above the seafloor while sending out low-frequency sonar waves to its left and right.
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Some experts believe there was enough time for at least a partial detection of last week's tsunami in the 62.43 minutes it took waves to hit land after the landslide on Anak Krakatau.
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From wildfires to droughts, heat waves to intensifying hurricanes, the destabilizing impacts of climate change are growing more apparent to states on both sides of the political divide, especially after this sizzling summer.
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Once sound is collected from the pinna, is it funnelled into your external auditory canal which then sends the sounds waves to your eardrum (tympanic membrane), causing your middle ear bones (ossicles) to vibrate.
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Stone County Sheriff Doug Rader said 31 people were aboard the "Ride the Ducks" boat when wind gusts upwards of 373 mph caused huge waves to slam into the vessel, capsizing it, FOX4 reported .
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While some astronomers seek to use gravitational waves to understand the structure of cosmic objects, others want to employ this new era of astronomy to test the limits of the general theory of relativity.
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While Johnson is standing by his products—which he claims utilize "form radio frequencies called scalar waves" to protect users from UV rays—a cursory look at his record proves he's full of shit.
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Now that the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO) has confirmed the existence of Einstein's spacetime ripples, we can start using gravitational waves to probe all sorts of cosmic mysteries, including fast radio bursts.
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The firms involved in this project intend to tsunami-proof some of their reactors in the same way as the French, by stationing them in water too deep for massive tsunami waves to form.
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Tennessee head coach Pat Summitt waves to the crowd as she leaves the court following Tennessee's 234-43 victory over Western Carolina in the first round NCAA Tournament on March 20, 2005 in Knoxville.
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An international team of researchers, led by Mora and the University of Hawaii at Manoa, analyzed hundreds of historic heat waves to quantify what weather conditions posed the greatest risk of death in humans.
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The new systems, called EUV systems because they use "Extreme Ultraviolet" light waves to help create the circuitry of modern chips, are seen as the centerpiece of the company's profitability over the next decade.
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To study water's phase transition to ice VII, researchers at various laboratories typically use shock waves to briefly compress liquid water at pressures over 100,000 times greater than Earth's atmospheric pressure at sea level.
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Mr. Thirlwell's latest project, Xordox, recalls the electronica that emerged in the decade when he started his craft, but utmost, it showcases what he excels at: sculpting sound waves to suit his theatrical dreams.
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However, computer models may not have a good handle on how long Tropical Storm Jose is going to linger off the coast of New England, bringing gusty winds and high waves to the coast.
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Instead, Elsa heads off with her established group of friends, finally ditching even Anna, and Honeymaren basically exits the film except for a very quick shot where she waves to Elsa at the end.
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Last month, almost 200 nations agreed at a summit in Paris to phase out net greenhouse gas emissions this century to limit rising temperatures blamed for causing everything from more heat waves to downpours.
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The researchers speculate that winds in the deep atmosphere may be more variable in space and time than previously assumed, boosting the ability of gravity waves to propagate to the upper portion of Venus's atmosphere.
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In 2017, when a destructive earthquake struck Puebla, Mexico, sending shock waves to Mexico City and destroying buildings in the nation's megalopolis and its surrounding suburbs, both public and private emergency services sprung into action.
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The Beard took a big yacht to Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, to stand majestically in the sea in a matching splatter ensemble, looking like Poseidon himself come up from the waves to say what's up.
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"I wasn't mean, but it was enough that she won't wave at me when we pass in our cars … which has forced me to make my waves to her more and more exaggerated each time."
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Vijay Mallya waves to the crowd during the opening match of the Airtel Champions League Twenty20 between the Royal Challengers Bangalore and the Cape Cobra's at Chinnaswamy Stadium on October 8, 2009 in Bangalore, India.
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For example, they used park benches at the Henderson Waves to demonstrate how to brace for impact, and movie seats at the Capitol Theatre, to explain putting away your USB charging cable when taking off.
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Deadly heat waves to become more common Many Portlanders took to social media to document some of the strange and outrageous ways they are keeping cool, including sticking their feet in a cooler of ice.
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"Maldives/Sandbars" shows diagrams and a short video of M.I.T. researchers' work in directing ocean waves to build sediment and reduce erosion on islands and coastal areas without needing to build ecologically harmful concrete dams.
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Its techniques — including mapping brain waves to diagnose problems and using neurofeedback, a form of biofeedback, to treat them — are not considered standards of care for the majority of the disorders it treats, including autism.
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They suggested that the heat originated from below as the storm's turbulence rose in the form of soundlike waves that crashed at higher altitudes where the atmosphere was too thin for the waves to propagate.
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Instructors from both SUNY and NYC Ferry oversee each simulator run, deciding what kind of weather conditions and obstacles to throw at the trainees, everything from six-foot waves to snowstorms to river barges on fire.
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In the time it took said gravitational waves to reach our planet, life crawled out of the oceans and onto the land, dinosaurs evolved and died, and humanity because a dominant driving force on Earth.3.
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The Maxwell chamber acts as both a Faraday cage, to block out unwanted electromagnetic signals, and an anechoic chamber, with the pyramidal foam blocks absorbing radio and sound waves to mimic the boundless nature of space.
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What's agreed upon is that for these radio waves to travel millions of light years and arrive at Earth as strong signals, they must have a profoundly potent origin — perhaps a powerful explosion in another galaxy.
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She discovered that the veins were part of a larger hearing apparatus that redirects sound waves to the ear drums, a conclusion further validated after small incisions in the veins reduced hearing sensitivity in the butterflies.
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French far-right National Front president Marine Le Pen waves to supporters at the end of a political rally ahead of the second round of the French regional elections on December 10, 2015 in Paris, France.
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There are likely more scientific ways to determine the ripeness of an avocado, like, for instance, Calvalo's method of using sound waves to determine the density and ripeness of avocados for retail and other big buyers.
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Charged particles — some of which come from volcanic eruptions on Jupiter's moon Io and others from the solar wind — may ride those waves to the poles and collide with the atmosphere in X-ray producing pulses.
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FILE - In this May 29, 2018, file photo, Rudy Giuliani, an attorney for President Donald Trump, waves to people during White House Sports and Fitness Day on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington.
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Instead of sharing links through text, Messenger, Twitter, WhatsApp, Pocket, or the thousands of other apps that let you send links, Radon wants you to to use ultrasound waves to share the next HTC think piece.
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There are LIDAR technologies, which use lasers to illuminate a target and measure the reflected pulses with a sensor; camera technologies which rely on — well — camera technologies; and radar, which uses electromagnetic waves to detect objects.
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The problem, say environmentalists, is that while the structures help keep resort beaches intact, the walls can speed up erosion on other parts of the island by diverting the waves to unprotected sections of the coast.
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I've read up on how to make bread from a sourdough starter, spent time exploring the TimesMachine with my brother and discussed articles about everything from gravitational waves to music with my parents, friends and peers.
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A local smartphone, (located a maximum of 12 to 15 centimeters from the computer) can then receive the covert signals emanating off the magnetic waves to decode encryption keys, credential tokens, passwords and other sensitive information.
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There's hand-painted, scratch-and-sniff wallpaper (think Warhol's patterned cows but with cherries — cherry-scented, naturally), as well as a device that projects ultrasonic sound waves to simulate the touch and feel of virtual objects.
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As Estes recounts his observations of sea otters in their uninterrupted habitat, the camera dives beneath choppy waves to discover sea urchins purpling the rocks and iridescent fish flitting in schools around the up-climbing kelp.
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Temperatures in the 203s over the weekend sent hordes of beachgoers to the shoreline in the New York area, and a hurricane hundreds of miles out to sea sent unusually large waves to those same beaches.
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It uses sound waves to blast microscopic bubbles at 50,000 ultrasonic vibrations per second that wash away 99.9% of dirt, grime, and bacteria from just about anything – from clothes and jewelry to fruits and baby toys.
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It was an enormous embarrassment for a party that rode electoral waves to control first the House, then the Senate and then the White House, but has not been able to deliver a major legislative victory.
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The minute you're talking about adding and subtracting waves to manipulate sound—and that being electronically modified and then turned into pressure waves—you're talking about the transformation of energy from one form to the other form.
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"If the US Administration imposes a third tranche of tariff measures on a further USD267 billion of Chinese exports, this will significantly ramp up the economic shock waves to Chinese exporters," Biswas told CNBC in an email.
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They found looking at the intended movements of the tongue, larynx and other speech mechanisms allowed them to reproduce voice sounds in a more reliable way than, say, trying to match brain waves to predicted speech sounds.
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Michael Williams, 70, waves to passing motorists while looking for food and water as downed trees prevent him from driving out of his damaged home with his family in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael in Springfield, Fla.
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From her long, perfectly tousled waves to her super-short textured bobs, Lucy Hale's ever-changing hair has held a spot at the top of our "want" lists since we were introduced to Aria Montgomery in 2010.
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Whereas an optical sensor illuminates your fingerprint from underneath the screen and matches it with fingerprint images stored on the device, an ultrasonic sensor uses high frequency sound waves to trace your fingerprint's grooves and identify it.
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Threes are high-variance by nature, and a willingness to ride those waves—to keep shooting on nights it's not there, to not freeze up with an open window—will be imperative to scoring with the Cavaliers.
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The design language has also been adjusted a bit, this moving to Gorilla Glass 5 on the back (same as the front), which looks nice and also makes it better for those radio waves to pass through.
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In a trial of the system in four patients with complete locked-in syndrome - incapable of moving even their eyes to communicate - it helped them use their thought waves to respond yes or no to spoken questions.
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Once or twice a decade a tropical storm or hurricane pushes powerful surges of water towards the Hawaiian Islands, generating perfect waves to test the mettle of the legions of experienced surfers who call the islands home.
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Through Digital Transformation, Siebel tries to offer the disrupted a primer on just what is going on in AI and other big tech waves to help executives understand what strategies they can use to defend their businesses.
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The 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit Sulawesi island on Friday causing three-meter-high (10 foot) waves to surge over parts of its northwestern shore, with groups of people caught on the coastline, apparently unaware of the danger.
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The original CD is still making waves to this day, so much so that Huckaby is gearing up to release another edition of the series on CD and vinyl, along with 313 special double-packages that include both.
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In 2014, researchers used seismic waves to detect a large magma body in the upper crust, but because copious amounts of carbon dioxide and helium were leaking from the ground, scientists figured more magma was located further down.
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For her big night out in Beverly Hills, Cavallari, 29, wowed the crowd with her new cool-toned bleach blonde shade, which her hairstylist Scotty Cunha styled into super-glam, loose waves to complement her sexy cutout gown.
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The app works by sending silent sound waves to people's chests from up to three feet away, explains Rajalakshmi Nandakumar, a doctoral candidate in computer science at the University of Washington and the first author on the paper.
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Loose, air-dried, effortless hair — from long beach waves to messy lobs to voluminous Afros — will always be a part of the L.A. scene, like heavy traffic and a general lack of awareness about what season it is.
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By measuring the time it took for the waves to rebound, and by looking at alterations in the waves' characteristics, Anandakrishnan's team could gain clues about the depth and makeup of the glacier's bed, thousands of feet below.
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As the team detailed in a paper posted to arXiv earlier this month, their novel approach to human identification—which they're calling FreeSense—uses interruptions in WiFi waves to identify individuals based on body shape and motion patterns.
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First came Emsculpt, which debuted last year, using electromagnetic waves to cause a way-above-physiological-norm of 24,2900 muscle contractions in 383 minutes, building muscle fibers by 238 percent — or so says BTL Aesthetics, the device's owner.
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The ponytail is a transition from her most recent lob cut, and features soft brown waves gently gathered at the back of her neck and a soft middle part with a few stray waves to frame her face.
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Heat waves certainly happen from time to time, but climate scientists repeatedly underscore that human-caused climate change, which has resulted in an accelerated warming of the planet, enhances heat waves to new extremes and spurs on new records.
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REPORTS that the Israeli army's general staff is considering allowing women to serve in tank crews have caused shock waves to ripple through the ranks, and also within Israel's religious establishment, which opposes mixed-gender service in combat units.
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"I always use a dry texture spray because I like my waves to look big, crazy, and pulled apart," says Mischa G. This spray features hydrolyzed wheat protein, which builds volume, texture, and body without weighing the hair down.
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Its autonomous, surfboard-sized Wave Gliders use underwater "wings" to harvest energy from the up-and-down motion of waves to travel at one to three knots, or a bit faster using an auxiliary propeller powered by solar panels.
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The new study took data with ten sensors from January 2015 to November 2016 around the area and combines timing data with the shapes and speeds of seismic waves to create an image, taken in 2D slices then combined.
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Everything from coastal flooding due to high winds and waves to the possibility of tornadoes is in the forecast for Southern California over the next few days, while higher elevations stand to pick up several more feet of snow.
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Once his shift starts, Paterson waves to the other drivers and listens to the bus passengers, who talk about the girls they like, the boxers and anarchists who lived in Paterson, what they did on the weekend, and he smiles.
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This solution was based on the much newer ultrasonic fingerprint scanning tech, which blasts your finger with harmless ultrasonic waves to quickly create a 3D image of the skin, detailing the exact depth of every ridge and valley in your whorls.
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On July 17, an A train track fire during the morning rush sent shock waves to Upper West Side commuters; they took to social media to show the crowded conditions on nearby train lines as straphangers took alternative routes downtown.
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"This is the first time we've been able to visualize the flow of energy from larger gravity waves to smaller flow instabilities and turbulence in the upper atmosphere," Dave Fritts, principal investigator of the PMC Turbo mission, said in a statement.
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Causeways would be washed away, crippling the economy; degraded coral reefs, damaged by warming water, would allow stronger waves to slam the coast, increasing erosion, and would disrupt the food supply, which depends heavily on fish supported by the reefs.
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One possibility is that FRBs might trace back to planets orbiting within a magnetized pulsar wind where the planets might occasionally align in such a way to allow gusts of high-energy radio waves to erupt out of the system.
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Here's how Qualcomm describes it: Combining a smartphone's display and fingerprint reader for a seamless and sleek look, 3D Sonic uses technological advances and acoustics (sonic waves) to scan the pores of a user's finger for a deeply accurate 53D image.
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The big picture: July's historic temperatures brought heat waves to a large portion of the northern hemisphere and set the stage for deadly and devastating wildfires in California and Sweden, and massive fires have been burning in Siberia as well.
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Cover image: Democratic Republic of Congo's Union for Democracy and Social Progress party leader and presidential candidate Felix Tshisekedi waves to the crowd during a campaign rally in Kinshasa, on December 21, 2018 in the courtyard of the party headquarter.
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Meat production is a leading cause of climate change, experts say, and the growing demand for pork and beef in China has fueled much of that environmental damage, from water shortages and heat waves to deforestation in the Amazon rainforest.
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From her long, beachy blonde waves to her chin-grazing, blunt bob, the former The Hills star is constantly offering up new and refreshing ways to switch up your signature style (then showing us how to do it on The Beauty Department).
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In a recent operation, for example, he was able to administer a third of the normal dose of an anaesthetic called propofol to an 81-year-old cancer patient, monitoring her brain waves to ensure that she was deeply under at all times.
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But there are still two more waves to come in the form of fruit juice, which more or less becomes a staple of American diets beginning in the 1930s, and then the sugary cereal industry, which cranks up in the late 1940s.
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On the other hand, this sort of behavioral change doesn't totally eliminate phantom traffic jams — it merely makes them less likely to form (specifically, it means that a higher density of cars on the road is required for traffic waves to develop).
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Instead of trying to look directly at something like a black hole that doesn't give off light, astronomers can now piece apart the "chirps" of gravitational waves to learn more about the masses, sizes and lives of the objects that created them.
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The other kind of brain wave that is important for memory are the sleep spindles, They're that faster burst of activity, and sometimes they work together with slow waves to help knowledge that you learned be cemented in your brain long term.
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MONTREAL — Thirty-three people have died in Quebec from one of the worst heat waves to hit eastern and central Canada in decades, the authorities said on Thursday, underscoring the vulnerability of elderly, ill and poor people during the hot summer months.
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Its major conclusions are virtually identical to those of a federal assessment published in 2014: Global warming is real, caused by humans and its impacts are being felt across the United States, from increased heat waves to greater flooding risks along the coasts.
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Whether you're a couple looking for secluded romance in rooms with private plunge pools, or a family planning a multi-gen escape for everyone from toddlers to grandma, there's an all-inclusive resort with white-sand beaches and turquoise waves to consider.
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Headed by Jess Lee, an engineer who sold his previous company to Apple Inc, Sentons announced a sensor system that uses ultrasonic sound waves to detect touches, presses and swipes on a variety of materials such as the metal edges around a smartphone.
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On Monday, a huge team of scientists working in collaboration with LIGO, the US-based gravitational wave observatory, and VIRGO, an observatory based in Italy, announced they had for the first time used gravitational waves to locate an object in the sky.
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Palestinians came in three waves to Iraq: first in 1948 as refugees from the war surrounding Israel's creation, then in 1967 when Israel seized the West Bank and Gaza Strip, and in the 1990s after being expelled by Gulf states at odds with Saddam.
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Forecasters had expected gusts to reach 160 km (100 miles) an hour and waves to be as high as 18 meters (60 ft), but in the event winds on the islands blew at 100-130 km an hour and waves rarely exceeded 10 meters.
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Summer might be the most fun-filled of seasons, but between the temperature fluctuations — from humid heat waves to frigid AC-pumped offices — and all that sunscreen and bug spray, it can wreak havoc on even the clearest complexions and lead to unexpected breakouts.
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When Christine Blasey Ford and Jim Gensheimer each had a son in the Junior Lifeguard program at Seacliff beach south of her Palo Alto, California home, Gensheimer, instead of just watching the boys, would swim out past breaking waves to train for a triathlon.
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TheWave's other cofounder, CEO Adam Arrigo, says that the company had already been planning to create an '80s-themed environment, and struck an agreement to keep the Distracted Globe experience up for a year, opening the door for future "Waves" to be held there.
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More accurately, it frantically waves to Wes Anderson (the camera work in the Hyannis social-whirl sequences) and to Paul Thomas Anderson (the drug-deal-gone-wrong sequence and the vintage Can song featured much more appropriately on the soundtrack of that director's "Inherent Vice").
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For example, three graphite rubbings of Huber's 43 sculpture "Sea of the Lost" — a surfboard made out of 200,000 staples arranged in the shape of waves to commemorate the millions lost at sea during the transatlantic slave trade — capture the show's ghostly, elegiac mood.
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Cover: In this photo released by the official website of the office of the Iranian supreme leader, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei waves to worshippers prior to deliver his sermon in the Friday prayers at Imam Khomeini Grand Mosque in Tehran, Iran, Friday, Jan.
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Debbie DingellDeborah (Debbie) Ann DingellMaking waves to protect America's waters Trump suggests LBJ is in hell: 'He's probably looking down — or looking up' 6900 controversies that rocked the Trump White House in 2628 MORE (D-Mich.) and Chris PappasChristopher (Chris) Charles PappasNew Hampshire Rep.
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Yes, X-ray vision — a phenomenon usually exploited by comic book characters or mad scientists in science-fiction movies, but in this case using Wi-Fi and radio waves to see through walls to monitor patients with movement disorders or those prone to falling.
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Besides listing a few Apple patents, including a method to make an aluminum phone case that allows radio waves to pass through, the report doesn't have any further evidence to support the claim, or any other details on how this wireless charging tech would work in practice.
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Specifically, scientists have sent out alerts to other telescopes about a pair of high-probability events; those telescopes can then hunt for a counterpart in light waves to match the signal picked up by the gravitational wave detectors, Christopher Berry, another professor at Northwestern University, told Gizmodo.
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Multiple videos show Trump pulling up to the PS 59 school building to vote for himself around 11 AM. As Trump skips the line and is shuffled inside, he raises his hand and waves to the crowd of waiting voters, who boo and heckle the GOP candidate.
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Americans spend $9 billion per year drying clothes, making dryers one of the least efficient appliances in homes around the U.S. However, a new product is changing the fiscal and environmental impact of dryers by using sound waves to dry clothes, rather than blasting them with heat.
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The personal part of the answer is that I was working in the White House, and part of my job was to meet with executives of major corporations—like food corporations, for example—and talk about the threat of drought and heat waves to their supply chain.
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She offers paeans to the insects that arrive in stately waves to consume the body — from the blowflies that appear in the first few minutes of death to the cheese skippers, the final guests, which clean the bones of the last bits of tendon and tissue.
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In a conference presentation earlier this year, the group noted that, according to their models, a landslide event three times smaller than the Storegga slide could still produce large enough waves to threaten the coast, and that waves could reach as far south as Hartlepool, in north east England.
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Over the past decade, researchers looking into the chickpea-sized brains of finches have discovered that each sex uses what's called its sound control system to convert sound waves to social messages and then use them to find mates, kind of how humans use vocal sounds to communicate.
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Debbie DingellDeborah (Debbie) Ann DingellMaking waves to protect America's waters Trump suggests LBJ is in hell: 'He's probably looking down — or looking up' 10 controversies that rocked the Trump White House in 2019 MORE (D-Mich.), and prompted lawmakers from both sides of the aisle to demand an apology.
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The rocky outcrop rises just 221 meters above the plain, about 254 feet, but it gave some 210,000 Germans sufficient cover to dig in and slaughter many of the up to one million Soviet troops sent in waves to overwhelm the enemy and clear the way to Berlin.
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North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un (left, probably) waves to crowds on April 15, 2017 (AP Photo/Wong Maye-E, File) and Donald Trump waves on January 20, 2017 (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)Reuters has a new interview with Donald Trump that has its fair share of terrifying moments.
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They care about whether they "like" her, based on a seemingly infinite number of factors: how she holds her elbow when she waves to a crowd, the "romance level" of a potential relationship, whether she smiles with or without teeth, whether she's caught on camera eating chicken, un-daintily, off a skewer.
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To get you in the beach-vacay mindset, try one of the below colorful beauty looks that we created using Rimmel London — from a perfectly imperfect abstract eye inspired by the choppy ocean waves to a tricolor lip reminiscent of the refreshing popsicles that'll be stocked in our fridge all summer long.
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Weeks of organization are required by dozens of palace employees to create a list of "bespoke" gifts for each child, and after this year's magician sawed his assistant in half, each of the children were brought in one of three waves to a large table where Prince Albert handed over their gift.
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The Slow Mo Guys and the Super Slow Show crew spent about a month in the California desert capturing everything from dunk tank tidal waves, to Hollywood-caliber explosions, to even elaborate car crashes that wouldn't have been possible with just two guys and a camera they couldn't afford to risk breaking.
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Research fellows Dr Ng Kian Ann and Dr Lee Pui Mun told Business Insider that the outer strips act like tracks for "surface waves" to "glide" wirelessly around the body, whereas the ones underneath serve an "earthing" function which prevents the signal from being radiated in the direction towards the wearer's body.
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And yet, he is still Carlos Boozer, his own Milky Way, made from shifting molecules and vibrating strings, fated to be born, to live as the Galaxy Carlos Boozer, built to subtly affect gravitational waves, to eat and sleep, to talk and to make love, to play basketball as Carlos Boozer always has.
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Everything, from the movement of the camera, to the flock of salmon diving in and out of the water, to the triangulated ebbing waves, to the clouds, rain, stars, and sky react to or reflect the music and instruments used, letting you float about in an audio-reactive world awash in turquoise and magenta tones.
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When Hassan Firuzabadi, a former chief of staff of Iran's armed forces and a military adviser to the supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was asked by the Iranian press about the arrests of the environmentalists, he spoke about Western spies using lizards and chameleons that could "attract atomic waves" to spy on Iran's nuclear program.
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And Liu's first collection is just as varied and full of thought experiments as The Hidden Girl, from an ice cube soul ("State Change") to the moment one soul engenders another in a kind of spiraling creation myth ("The Waves") to an explication of horrific, real war crimes ("The Man Who Ended History: A Documentary.").
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No one knows quite what to expect of Pablo: For the last few years, it's been the very model of malleability, with West sporadically changing its tracklist and title (from Swish to Waves to TLOP), and adding last-minute guests (Andre 3000 and Kirk Franklin, among others, were in the studio less than two weeks ago).
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"We need big earthquakes to allow seismic waves to travel through the mantle and core, bounce off the 660-kilometer discontinuity, and travel all the way back through the Earth to be detected at the top of the crust," Jessica Irving, a geophysicist at Princeton University and an author of the study, told Motherboard in an email.
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"We feel that this shows pretty convincingly that dark matter is not as high a fraction of mass in the outer parts of these [galaxy's] disks as they are in the local universe," which includes galaxies close enough that the expansion of space hasn't stretched out their light waves to cause a notable shift in their color.
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Their charges: that the birds are terrified by the flapping plastic flag Mr. Riley waves to keep them flying; that it is unnatural to make pigeons fly at night, when they normally rest; and that between their poor night vision and the distractions of the moving lights, they could become disoriented and crash into the East River.
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At a recent arms-trade exposition, an official at the company told The New York Times that the shell contains nine submunitions, each roughly the shape and size of a soda can and each with a fuse that sends out radio waves to measure how far it is above the ground and to tell the fuse when to detonate.
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Thus "The Senses" features multisensory adventures such as a portable-speaker-size contraption that emits odors, with titles like "Surfside" and "Einstein," in timed combinations; hand-painted scratch-and-sniff wallpaper (think Warhol's patterned cows but with cherries — cherry-scented, naturally); and a device that projects ultrasonic waves to simulate the touch and feel of virtual objects.
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Thus "The Senses" features multisensory adventures such as a portable-speaker-size contraption that emits odors, with titles like "Surfside" and "Einstein," in timed combinations; hand-painted scratch-and-sniff wallpaper (think Warhol's patterned cows but with cherries — cherry-scented, naturally); and a device that projects ultrasonic sound waves to simulate the touch and feel of virtual objects.
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A team of physicians and neuroscientists on Wednesday reported the successful use of ultrasound waves to "jump start" the brain of a 1003-year-old man recovering from coma — and plan to launch a much broader test of the technique, in hopes of finding a way to help at least some of the tens of thousands of patients in vegetative states.
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ET, ROOT ABOUT SANTA CLARA (4-9, 1-0 WCC): The Broncos snapped a four-game losing streak with a 72-65 home victory over Pepperdine on Thursday night despite allowing the Waves to shoot 33 percent from the floor, not a good omen heading to Spokane to face a Gonzaga team that ranks 20th nationally in field goal shooting percentage (50.3).
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The Logan Lucky actress, 38, wore a full-skirted black Zac Posen halter dress with floral print, black heels and glossy waves to a showcase presenting up-and-coming designers Adam Dalton Blake, Tiffany Huang and Ghazaleh Khalifeh on Thursday in N.Y.C. The actress celebrated the occasion on Instagram later in the day, posting a photo of herself with several of the fashion designers from the show.
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The potential for these heat waves to wreak havoc in coastal communities is already becoming noticeable in areas like the North Pacific Ocean, where what became known as a "blob" of unusually hot water in 2013 and 2014, partly fueled by global warming, killed thousands of seabirds and helped spawn toxic algae blooms that forced fisheries to close down from California to British Columbia.
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In a paper posted online on May 7 by CSAIL and project partner Toyota, 30-year-old PhD candidate Teddy Ort—along with co-authors Liam Paull and Daniela Rus—detail how using LIDAR (a radar-like sensor that uses lasers instead of radio waves to measure distances) and GPS together can enable self-driving cars to navigate on rural roads without having a detailed map to guide them.
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Counterfeit malaria drugs in sub-Saharan Africa are another concern to health experts as they contain no artemisinin, leaving people sick, or substandard amounts, which increases resistance, according to Ben Wilson, a senior research scientist at IV. Wilson and his peers have developed a tool which uses light waves to instantly analyze malaria tablets in a region where as many as one in 10 drugs are estimated to be fake or substandard.
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After hundreds of years of relying only on electromagnetic radiation (such as light seen through a telescope), scientists can now use gravitational waves to directly observe a black hole (otherwise an impossibility, as it does not emit light in any form) or, as Bartusiak marvels, "to peer into the very heart of an exploding star" (gravitational waves, unlike electromagnetic radiation, are not dispersed or absorbed by matter as they pass through the universe).
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The subtle sewing through of the fittingly wavelike W-words in the first half ("wandered ... wrecked ... where ... worked") and the stormy S-words that knit together the second half, marrying the waves to the storm in which this man will suffer, made the terse injunctions to the muse that frame this prologue to the poem ("Tell me about ..." and "Find the beginning") seem as if they might actually answer the puzzle posed by Homer's polytropos and Odysseus's complicated nature.
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