Including the saxophonist Dave Binney, the guitarist Ben Monder and the drummer Kenny Wolleson, it's one of the better bands in what used to be called the downtown jazz scene; neither radical or reactionary, it's just the sound of what new jazz musicians are doing.
Because an H3+ ion is shaped like an equilateral triangle, it does not absorb radio- or microwaves well and is practically invisible in absorption bands that astronomers use to study the stars.
The transformation of Carnival bands into businesses has disrupted the social order in which bands used to consist of friends getting together to hang out, make costumes, and eat and drink together, traditionalists said.
It looks like something released in 1975, covered in the imagery bands once used to telegraph their ascendance to the rock aristocracy and send out the message: we are rich, we are famous, we've swapped the dank air of Aylesbury Friars for the kind of places people like you will only ever get to see when the Bounty hunters go searching for paradise in the ad breaks during World of Sport.
I don't know, maybe you can get one of those dorky sunglass bands people used to wear in the 1980s.
This dashing fellow is in a band that used to perform in full clown make-up, and he could pass for a hobo.
Improvements were proposed to the requirements and regulations surrounding the 800 Mhz band, in use for a long time now and seemingly in need of an update.
"My father played guitar and mandolin in the kinds of bands that used to set up under people's windows," he said.
Elevation bands were used to provide resolution in the snow accumulation range of the Sierra Nevada.
Abridged life tables were constructed for each sex from age-specific mortality rates grouped in 5-year age bands and used to estimate life expectancy for ages 20 85 years.
