You can set the size and position of the box yourself, so that you're framed up for exactly where the action is going to be, and then it'll grab whatever happens in that area and slow it down to a mind-blowing degree.
I have driven through the valley numerous times, almost always on Interstate 5, where, like everyone else, I have had the experience of getting out of the car and being hit by what felt like a giant hairdryer blowing 120-degree, manure-scented air.
The speech recognition does seem better, but not to some insane, mind-blowing degree.
"Right now," he said at midafternoon, "it is 7 degrees and blowing snow in Indianapolis, with winds of 35 degrees.
Particular challenges include the terrain (rocky, sometimes technical, steep, and tough on the legs on the long descents), the weather (it can be bright sunshine and 25 degrees or blowing a gale and sub-zero) and the lack of sleep.
All of which adds up to a Walk To The Fire reissue in 2012 standing less on its own merits than as a symbol of a bygone era of music where, by bygone means, minds were still completely blown with some degree of regularity.
He had thought of professors as functioning in a manner similar to high school teachers, but was drawn to the professoriate when he saw that faculty members were doing "really mind blowing science" and by the "degree of freedom that came with academic research".
It's just where very strong winds are blowing -- and to a certain degree, strikingly large macro factors have given Obama a tail wind that is covering up both the strengths and weaknesses of candidate Obama.
Being two of the most important factors for film cooling of gas turbine, blowing ratio and density ratio, vary in degree of influence on film cooling effectiveness, and the key point is whether the cooling gas has blown off from the surface.
The 360 degree view was pretty mind blowing.
Murray struggled with timing and mangled his lines, sometimes blowing jokes and cues to such a degree that it's amazing he survived the season without getting canned.
