For example, the Controller respond to a frequency disturbance by turning off the heating element of a drying machine, but keep the tumbler turning.

FORBES: Smart Appliances Need Smart Policies

To read the full DNA sequence of the pigeon, the researchers used a male bird from the Danish Tumbler breed.

BBC: Pigeon DNA gives up fancy secrets

The video I shot at the conference is a demonstration of a Russian tool that will open a vast majority of lever tumbler locks, found throughout the world.

FORBES: A Former KGB Covert Entry Expert Speaks

Traditionally a round piece is first cut from the center of the cake with a glass tumbler.

CNN: Saint Basil's Cake

At a stroke, whole generations of middle-aged Tory men can feel dreams of high office evaporating like the fumes from a consoling tumbler (or two) of late-night Scotch.

ECONOMIST: Bagehot

Johnnie Walker promotes the holiday with gift packs in red packaging with a tumbler for impromptu toasts and bottles of Red Label and Blue Label whiskeys.

WSJ: Luxury Labels Are Scaling Up for China's Year of the Snake

Fittingly, Boston is home to the oldest restaurant in the United States, the still popular Union Oyster House, where JFK used to read his Sunday papers in a reserved booth while enjoying oysters, while earlier patron Daniel Webster had his at the bar, usually no less than three dozen a day, chased with a tall tumbler of brandy.

FORBES: Are Oysters the New Sushi?

The first famous regular, Daniel Webster, liked to sit at the U-shaped raw bar downstairs - still in use today - and enjoy three dozen raw oysters with a tumbler of brandy with.

FORBES: Union Oyster House, Boston