Sentences with phrase «pieces of floating»

A brief foray into arm wrestling is a low point in the game, as is the concept of Holme's placing a certain aroma by manipulating pieces of a floating picture to form a complete image.

In 2014, scientists estimated that the ocean holds more than 5 trillion pieces of floating plastic, which together weigh more than 250,000 tons.

Jason Charlwood, a conservation specialist with Ducks Unlimited, points to hundreds of water birds, freshly arrived from the south, sitting on one of the spring's last pieces of floating ice.

Submarine volcanoes can spit out trillions of pieces of floating rock upon which corals and other organisms hitch a ride to the world's largest reef, where they can thrive and multiply, according to research published this month in the journal PLoS One.

It's only when a piece of floating jetsam beans us on the head that we notice and say «ouch.»

It is more like Luke than either of the other gospels, and was apparently a piece of floating tradition that came to rest here because of the sayings in John 7:24 and 8:15.

The Kate and Laurel Deer Canvas is a beautifully framed piece of floating canvas wall art.

We're now one hypothesis down and know one thing more: tens of millions of years ago there was an enormous piece of floating rock that did not cause the dinosaurs to die out at the Cretaceous - Tertiary boundary, NASA scientists say.

Not exact matches

... That big plastic potato chip you float around on, she's done $ 180 million on that piece of crap.

Investing in pieces of companies through the stock market as well as wholly owned subsidiaries using value investment methods; Buying old economy industries; Purchasing with the intention to keep not trade; Focusing on durable competitive advantages; Centralizing capital and reallocating to highest and best use; Being paid (with float) to hold capital to invest

At Halle on his way to Eisleben, he was held up by floods which he personified in a letter to Katie of 25 January as a «huge she - Anabaptist» which «met us with waves of water and great floating pieces of ice; she threatened to baptise us again and has covered the countryside.»

I tried with some of our home grown kale once and it was just not meant to be — coconut water with large pieces of kale floating about in it was rather hard to drink.

You can Troy, but the smaller your apple pieces, the more chances that one tiny pieces will float to the surface and form mould (not the good kind of mould).

The seeds will drop to the bottom and pieces of white membrane will float.

The stock may take on a yellow tinge with pieces of chicken or pork / rabbit floating up, the celery will be very limp, as will the chiles.

Other «floating bones», which can include the scapula (shoulder blade) or even pieces of rib, may present a lesser danger, but would certainly lower the quality of the product in the mind of the consumer.

Use a piece of leftover dough to test the oil — when dropped in, the dough should float and bubble rapidly.

Remove to paper towel - lined baking sheet and try to fish out any floating pieces of batter with a bamboo skimmer.

The point is, I've finally made the ham soup of my childhood — sans fatty pieces of ham floating around in it.

(If small pieces of potato floating in the oil start to burn, carefully strain out.)

So take a whisk to»em and incorporate the whites and yolks until you're left with an even mixture with no white strands or pieces of yolk floating around.

To make «MACARONI» you simply roll out a really thin «snake» with a piece of the dough and then pinch of short macaroni sized pieces and drop into the boiling water until they float.

The Swedish defenders has once against been connected with a move to the Red Devils, with the latest baseless figure floating in the ether being a # 42m valuation of the 22 year old, as referenced by the Sun in their piece today.

(As the chorus sings, little bits and pieces of charred Oriole uniform come floating down lazily from somewhere overhead.

If a large piece of cartilage has been sheared off and is noted to be floating around the knee, there are certain situations (particularly if there is bone attached to the cartilage) in which the piece can be fixed back to where the piece came from.

I don't know if that quite makes sense, but I liked that it was just the one piece instead of lots of fabric floating around.

A noodle, also known as a woggle, is a long, rounded, bendy piece of foam that can be used in a number of ways in the water and is helpful for teaching kids to swim, for floating in the water and for general water play.

This allows your little one to reach, play, lay back, and move around freely in the tub with the assistance of the four floating wing pieces.

I'm a Minimalist Mama, which — generally speaking — means I avoid snatching up every piece of baby gear that floats my way.

If he seems reluctant, try floating a few pieces of O - shaped cereal in the potty for target practice.

You could be sitting in bloody water with other pieces of the amniotic fluid floating around in it.

Display ads are the descendents of the banner ads that sprang up everywhere during the first dot - com boom, but the family has now expanded to include sophisticated video pieces, Flash animations, database interactions and «floating» pop - overs.

There are several legalization bills floating in the state Senate that address some aspects of drug policy, like state Sen. Nicholas Scutari's, but none that include all the provisions that Sinha believes advocates want to see in a piece of legislation.

The state floated the idea of combining services at Interfaith and Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center during Interfaith's bankruptcy, but the idea never gained traction, in part because it was too rushed and in part because it only solved one piece of a much larger problem.

Cuomo has been working to move the issue forward, writing an opinion piece in the Huffington Post and floating various compromises, including a phase - in of the system in 2015 and even a regional plan that would give more public dollars to downstate candidates.

Here's a few stories, opinion pieces, and quotes, floating around the Web: Bronx BP Ruden Diaz, Jr. released a statement saying, «I am proud of the members of the Bronx City Council delegation for standing together and voting against this development project, and I am happy to see that so many City Council members from other boroughs were willing to join us.»

There, floating debris — from microscopic particles of plastic to large pieces like ropes and fishing nets — is carried by currents and accumulates.

Now, just 20 km of ice is keeping the 5,000 sq km piece from floating away.

Currently, scientists rely on ships, buoys, floats and lab tests to track the data and although these disparate pieces can construct a baseline of acidification, there are gaps in coverage.

Now, the robot's first findings are already helping scientists piece together more of this previously hidden under - ice food web, including more evidence of the under - ice algae, as well as tiny copepods, ctenophores (jellyfish), predatory marine worms called arrow worms, and abundant amounts of large floating slime balls, known to scientists as larvaceans.

The team shined a 130 milliwatt beam of light on a 10 micrometer - long, wing - shaped piece of glass floating in water.

New research reveals that the spindly - legged Halobates sericeus has begun to lay its eggs on not only bobbing pieces of pumice and other ocean debris but also on floating garbage in the Pacific Ocean.

While terms like the «Great Pacific Garbage Patch» conjure up visions of floating islands of rubbish, most of the plastic in the oceans consists of tiny pieces invisible to the human eye.

Research reveals that the spindly - legged bug Halobates sericeus has begun to lay its eggs on not only bobbing pieces of pumice and other ocean debris but also on floating garbage in the Pacific Ocean.

20 Floating like a tin can: The International Space Station orbits amid 11,000 pieces of man - made space junk orbiting at 18,000 miles per hour.

Normal adhesives stop being sticky in the cold vacuum, and the force required to attach a piece of sticky tape is enough to make the target object float away.

In the 1970s, when biologists first glimpsed the landscape of human genes, they saw that the small pieces of DNA that coded for proteins (known as exons) seemed to float like bits of wood in a sea of genetic gibberish.

But new research at Rockefeller University suggests that current sequencing protocols overlook crucial bits of information: isolated pieces of DNA floating outside the bacterial chromosome, the core of a cell's genetic material.

Their work, published this month in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, did find millions of pieces of plastic debris floating in five large subtropical gyres in the world's oceans.

Currently, scientists rely on ship, buoys, floats and lab tests to track the data and although these disparate pieces can construct a baseline of acidification, there are gaps in coverage.