Sentences with phrase «through slits»

On the other side the living room opens to the pool area framing the concrete faceted wall, bringing in diffused light through the slits.

Huawei also managed to cram in four speakers — a pair of treble tweeters that vent through the grills on either side of the backlit keyboard, plus a pair of subwoofers on either side of the palm rests that speak through slits along the bottom sides.

Someone, some bozo, was underneath the hood, peering out at the world through slits in cloth.

Processes going on within the feet and the small gaps between them normally allow water, salts, and sugars to pass through the slits and out into the urine.

The scientist peered at the hooded face and saw two cold eyes staring at him through the slits in a ski mask.

When brutal organized real estate crime enforcer Thomas (Romain Duris) looks at a new lover through the slits of his fingers — fingers we've seen hungry at her body just moments before, fingers we've seen brutalizing squatters and other unfortunates he's been enlisted to bloody — there is aroused an essential sympathy with the base humanity of this man through his most human part.

When they watched these giant molecules pass through slits in a barrier, the molecules behaved like little bullets and went through one slit or another; but if they did not watch, the molecules behaved in wavelike fashion, and went through more than one slit at the same time.

When the sundial is oriented correctly on a south - facing window or on a nearby desk, light streams through the slits on the first mask to illuminate the correct hour on the second mask.

When someone watches a subatomic particle or a bit of light pass through the slits, the particle behaves like a bullet, passing through one hole or the other.

If the atom is recombined after passing through the slits, wavelike interference fringes can be observed.

The light passes through the slits and forms a diffraction pattern on a screen, as is the way of waves.

Acorn worms are marine creatures that live on the ocean floor and feed by filtering a steady flow of sea water through slits in the region of their gut between mouth and esophagus.

The laser's waves diffract as they pass through the slits you made, fanning out in a shotgunlike pattern from each slit.

When the conversation turned to Youngís famous double slit experiment, performed with a beam so feeble that only one particle passes through the apparatus at a time but acts as if it is going through both slits simultaneously, Hurst mumbled: «I just donít understand that!»

Individual atoms and molecules go through both slits at once.

The only way this pattern could form is if each photon passes through both slits at once and then interferes with its alternate self.

As the oil was allowed to drain out through slits in the box's floor, a structure resembling Hebes Chasma appeared (Geological Society of America Bulletin, DOI: 10.1130 / B30307.1).

That pattern could form only if each individual photon somehow spread out like a wave and went through both slits simultaneously.

This is exactly what would happen if they were passing through both slits as a wave, and the two wavefronts interfered with one another, so the experiment is usually taken as evidence that photons can be both a particle and a wave.

Simply slip the flanges through the slits in the bra, and let the two - handed productivity begin.

Brush oil mixture over each potato, letting the oil drip through slits.

Place baking dish on a rimmed baking sheet (to catch any filling that may drip over) and bake until puff pastry is golden brown and filling is bubbling through slits in pastry, 20 — 25 minutes.

Bake in 400 degree oven for 40 - 45 minutes or until juices begin to bubble through slits, removing foil or shield at around 25 minutes into baking.

Then I poked a dowel through the slits to make the holes a little larger.

Reduce oven temperature to 375 °F and continue to bake pie until crust is golden, apples are tender when pierced, and juices are bubbling thickly through slits in crust, covering crust edges with foil collar if crust is browning too quickly, about 1 hour longer.

Yet the dots on the film fall in an interference pattern of parallel bands, which can be explained only if one assumes a wave passing through both slits.1 This same wave - particle duality is found throughout atomic physics.

Work one of the ends through the slit, repeating with each one.

Insert a cashew nut inside the date through the slit were the pit came out.

Through a slit of window between sill and shade the total blackness of 6 o'clock in the morning was pouring in.

Filled units can then be removed from their storage container and placed in the pouch through the slit of a nursing top or from the bottom of a blouse.

6) Pull the string through the slit cut in the cardstock above the teacup, then wrap the cardstock around the teabag and secure with a piece of tape.

If you would like to buy a top like this it can be very useful to try it on and see what it's like to get your nipple through the slit.

Some tops are accessed through a slit, where the material pulls to the side.

This way, when you need to breastfeed your baby, you can simply lift up the top shirt and have your baby latch through the slit in the t - shirt.

After the carcass is carefully cleaned through a slit down its spine, the hide can be stretched and cured over a small shoe tree to form a moccasin.

It can also walk up a slope, squeeze through a slit and push objects as heavy as ten times its own mass, demonstrating its ability to perform in challenging environments and pointing at potential future applications.

In essence, we peer out through a slit — and our view is what we used to think was the universe.

(When a hagfish goes through a slit tail first, then it winds up with a swollen head, he adds.)

Through a slit in the cavern ceiling, rays of the noon sun will focus onto a bimetallic strip, triggering a weight to resynchronize the clock in case its time has drifted.

The instrument works by passing the light from the telescope through a slit and onto a grating that separates the light into its constituent wavelengths, much the way a prism can.

The nut is attached to a wire that leads up through a slit in the lid and connects to a paper clip the parrot can yank.

In the seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth century women wore very voluminous dresses so this «bag» was invisibly worn under the garmet and could be reached through a slit in the side of her skirt.

Fortunately, most button down skirts that I have seen have buttonholes (the button goes through the slit in the fabric), which is much more secure than the buttons that pop into place!

Two adjacent buildings create a view through the slit between them; buildings are always casting shadows, blocking out or at least darkening part of the frame.

Now Simon stands before the closed casket, air circulating through the slit in his shirt, and realizes he'll never see his father's face again.

Through a slit in the curtain he could see the clergyman stop and tilt his head, as if listening for another sound.

If you have a privacy fence, he may be frustrated by looking at the world through a slit in the fence.

They breathe in through the nostril, and out through a slit in the side of their nose.

Access is provided through a slit on an elastic membrane which keeps in the heat during use.

Stick a divider with a slit in the water, and the water passing through the slit formed a new series of concentric circles, sort of like this: