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And it’s not just glucose monitors and insulin pumps that have this problem, but all bodily implants, at different time scales.
But the consequence of this constant surveillance is that our bodies treat helpful implants, like insulin pumps, with the same suspicion as they would a harmful virus or bacteria.
And they become like nutrient pumps.
This practice pumps vast amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, and like our microbial predecessors, we have begun to make substantial changes to our planet.
And when the sun comes up, it pumps out, like, 95 percent of the bacteria.
Nestle, the largest water-bottling company in the world, pumps 400 gallons of water per minute out of aquifers in Lake Michigan, nearly free of charge.
We discussed, in the prior film, some of the old things that we did, like stents and insulin pumps for the diabetic.
So, on the top, we had these beautiful rainforests and an ocean, and underneath we had all this technosphere, we called it, which is where all the pumps and the valves and the water tanks and the air handlers, and all of that.
Give it a few pumps.
They're thinking about putting it on the insides of buildings to move water up without pumps.
In 1928, doctors developed a portable, metal device with pumps powered by an electric motor.
Another machine pumps water for irrigation.
So, you can't install hand pumps or dig wells, though there is no electricity in most of the villages.
This is a merry-go-round invented by the company Roundabout, which pumps water as kids play.
Not by the latest combine and tractor invention, but by fertile land; not by pumps, but by fresh water; not by chainsaws, but by forests; and not by fishing boats and nets, but by fish in the sea.
You might notice that many gas pumps, including this one, are designed to look like ATMs.
You can get this in a renewable way from the sun through solar-thermal installations or from the ground and air, with heat pumps.
Don Ellis' rousing string score further pumps up the raw'n'rattling intensity while the scrappy Big Apple locations and Urs Furrer's rough, grainy cinematography both greatly enhance the overall grungy realism.
It's got everything: a gang of karate-fighting prostitutes, Dolemite punching his fist through Willie Green's (director Martin) stomach, high pumps and 100 gallon dalmation-print hats.
Perhaps it was because a character pumps his fist while driving away from the camera during a fade out.
When George C. Scott played the title role in "Patton," you saw him directing tanks with pumps of his fist, shooting at German dive bombers with a revolver, and spewing profanity at superiors and subordinates alike.
His machine pumps blood around the body and attempts to keep him alive long enough to design a heart machine that will make him live forever.
(Pink?) 'Stuff' shows us some yogurt that pumps from the ground, sometimes moves on its own, sometimes doesn't.
Fossil-fuel producers promote carbon capture to allow them to keep their mines open and pumps flowing.
Gas stations installed ethanol pumps.
They had to invest only in installing the actual pumps – and they did so willingly, resulting in a total of 23 million water pumps today.
They commissioned the first epidemiological surveys to identify the source of cholera outbreaks – which could wipe out half the population of a neighborhood in a matter of weeks – and built new waterworks to stop the spread of the disease from the filthy Thames and tainted local pumps.
Fukushima has highlighted how vulnerable spent-fuel ponds are to direct damage or disruption of power, water, or pumps for cooling.
So they rushed to gas pumps, to jewelry shops, and to creditors to repay loans.
Moreover, krill fishing has recently been fueled by new technological advances such as vacuum pumps, which allow a single fishing vessel to catch and process huge amounts – up to 120,000 metric tons per season.
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