Sentences with phrase «levitate things»
The system can only levitate things that are as dense or less dense than water, but there is no intrinsic cap on size.
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Now, using ultrasonic speakers, they can levitate things with more control than ever before, moving small objects in three dimensions even with the whole array turned upside down.
The main character, a guy named Layle (because video games need people with crazy names «just because»), is capable of telekinesis, so he goes around levitating things and throwing them around and whatever.
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It is only religious people who «believe in» things as if they were little children making another little child levitate by putting their index fingers on her and saying, «Light as a feather, stiff as a board» over and over again.
If found, such a substance could lead to dramatic improvements in power transmission, computing and high - speed magnetically levitated trains, among other things.
One of the main problems here is that the film lacks any striking focal point — there's evil evident, right enough, but when the only form it takes is a levitating oinker, a self - jamming door and an imaginary kiddie called «Jody», it's pretty difficult to enter into the spirit of things.
Newt Scamander looks quite spiffy, kitted up in his early 1900s attire and holding his simple wand that can be used to levitate objects and spray water among other things.
This heart - shaped island levitating on the South Seas has convinced even the most selective travelers that there is such a thing as paradise on Earth, thanks to impossibly blue lagoons and rugged, rainforest - blanketed mountains.
It's a good thing Valla thought to save these images because as time passes, Google Earth's technology is solving these issues, bringing levitating bridges back down to Earth.
In Biting the Red Thing, 2004 — 2005, also on show at David Zwirner, the fruit bowl filled with translucent orbs is not grounded on the table but levitates in rusty shadow, the same blood - rich passage into which the woman's arm deflates in a handless, trunklike appendage.