The shift, in particular, from rope forms of memory in ancient cultures to early computer era wire systems to the semi-conductor platform (i.e., silicon), now to newer forms of memory.
The modern Briton's nostalgia for buses with rounded lines, conductors, platforms and hand-cranked ticket machines has much to do with him.Mr Varney endowed Stan with all the lip and ebullience of his East End upbringing, and all the comic timing acquired from his years on the pub, club and variety circuit, which has now vanished.
Ms. Grigsby, 32, is standing on the conductor's platform, perched at the vertical midpoint between the stage and the orchestra pit of the Eugene O'Neill Theater, her shoulders, back and long brown hair visible to the Wednesday matinee crowd.
Paula LeCompte Speed, of District 18 in Brooklyn, whose finger position was so contorted that Mr. Stern hopped off his conductor's platform to give her some personal attention, said afterward that she wanted to keep her violin.
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This and other performances on the podium led The Daily Telegraph to speculate that Imogen might eventually become the first woman to "establish a secure tenure of the conductor's platform".
We are also sick of hearing New Jersey Transit conductors use "platform" as a verb, as in: "The last three cars will not platform at Linden.
In the offshore oil and gas industry, marine risers are critical conductors connecting platforms to the wellheads at the seabed for drilling, production and transmission, the vortex-induced vibration design of which requires accurate knowledge of the natural frequencies and mode shapes.
Antonio Vasquez, a new platform conductor, was trying his best to bring some order to the situation.
It was 9 45, almost time for Millie Mendez, a platform conductor on the uptown 1, 2, 3 and 9 platform in Times Square, to take off for lunch.
