In Polish, for instance, a cat in a hat becomes a kot w kapeluszu, and a drum-tummied snumm a brzuchaty snumm — there evidently being no Polish word for "snumm".
For instance, a cat bed or a climbing frame.
For instance, a cat in heat will often act abnormally affectionate, rubbing herself against people and inanimate objects and rolling around in a playful frenzy.
For instance, a coat button.
Once stripped of personal belongings (a quaint phrase), you sit in a wheelchair and are pushed into the first of a series of rooms, where a live supporting cast awaits you to assume the first of many personas: a cabinet minister at a press conference, for instance, or a cat burglar's apprentice.
DeepMind's systems use neural networks and "deep learning" methods that deploy low-level transistor networks to produce high-level effects so that they can, for instance, distinguish a cat's face from a human one – a trivial task for a human, but hard for a machine.
For instance, when a cat is mad, it is moving slowly.
For instance, if a cat previously had her pelvis kicked and broken, she won't know being stroked over her hips is a pleasurable thing, but associate it with pain.
For instance, a general theme would "cats," and all of your Vines would then involve cats.
When the wearer talks about their cat, for instance, an image of their cat will appear instantaneously on the button, allowing the viewing to have additional visual communication, and potentially, eradicate any language barrier.
For instance, an average-sized cat with its limbs extended achieves a terminal velocity of about 60mph (97km/h), while an average-sized man reaches a terminal velocity of about 120mph (193km/h), according to the 1987 study by veterinarians Wayne Whitney and Cheryl Mehlhaff.
