Following a light impulse, bumps scatter over a period that is much longer than the duration of an average bump (Fig. 7A).
Each time the light bumps into a particle of the medium, the light gets absorbed which causes the particle to vibrate a little and then the light gets re-emitted.
Its soft padding gives protection from scratches and light bumps.
TROJAN SPIRIT contested the pace from along the rail then slightly off the fence, exchanged light bumps with winner through the stretch and narrowly missed.
CROATIAN was sent up outside foe leaving first turn, dueled outside foe, drifted out some entering the lane, hooked up in stretch-long battle, exchanged light bumps with rival and gamely prevailed.
R B EYE between foes early, forced the pace then dueled outside rival, gained brief lead entering the stretch, exchanged light bumps with same foe in the drive and was out finished for second.
RED CLEM set pressured pace from the inside, briefly lost lead in upper stretch, fought back along the rail, exchanged light bumps with rival in the drive and gamely gained second.
But, I was lonely too!" No mere words, this was an "ultra-violet moment" -- a moment when the world halts on its axis, lights bump up to surgical brightness, masks are dropped, words fulfill their precise meaning, and Truth is illuminated -- finally -- in our case, after an eon.
"Travesties" (1972) shone a light on Lenin and James Joyce as they bumped around Zurich in 1917.
A system then compares the two, determines whether a light or dark area signifies a bump, divot, crack, or just color gradient.
On Feb. 10, a man accused of driving a stolen pickup truck led the highway patrol -- and an armada of news helicopters that transmitted it live -- on a two-hour chase along freeways and surface streets in southern Los Angeles, running red lights, bumping cars out of his way and hijacking a van after one of his tires went flat before smashing the van into a freeway divider.
