Sentences with phrase «what plait»

What Plait doesn't mention is that the pause in warming has been affirmed by a wide range of experts:
The site has since grown into a timely news source covering all facets of what Plait argues is «the world's real oldest profession» (that would be stargazing).

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Instead, Plait wrote in a post for SyFy, it's «going near Mars,» specifically in what's called a Hohmann transfer orbit, a highly elliptical path that goes out to Mars orbit and back to Earth orbit on a nearly endless loop - hence the «billion year» detail from Musk.
It's going near Mars,» Plait wrote, specifically in what's called a Hohmann transfer orbit: an elliptical path that goes out to the orbit of Mars and back to Earth orbit on a near - endless loop (hence the «billion years or so» detail from Musk).
Of course, #YesAllWomen created a backlash, which Slate's Phil Plait addresses beautifully in an article on how #NotAllMen derails the discussion of what women go through.
CEO and Publisher Henry Donahue and popular Bad Astronomy blogger Phil Plait — whose blog garnered 2 million page views in March — made a promise last year (when traffic was one - third what it is now) that they would both get science tattoos if the site's traffic reached its current level.
She's working what looks like a side braid that's been totally deconstructed, plus some smaller, tighter plaits that weave from one side of her head to the other.
What we love most about Blake's plait is the fact that it's not perfect but still looks good, and it makes the most of her lovely blonde highlights.
If you can't decide whether to work a traditional plait or a fishtail plait into your gorgeous milkmaid braid — then why not do what this beautiful lady has done and choose both styles at once?
Walking round her recent exhibition at the Serpentine show, I was struck by what the objects have been put through — they are nailed, piled, folded, hooked, strung, pegged, pierced, slung, plaited, laced, zipped and dangled.
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