I arrived on the dot of opening time and, for a pin-quiet half-hour, had the collection entirely to myself.
For Becky Greenwood, a young volunteer for Dot dot dot property guardians, the benefits of giving time are multiple, she says.
It's a quality that's rather discombobulating, so that when a boyish figure, with tousled, curly hair, lots of rings, skinny black cords and a mellifluous Welsh accent turns up in a hotel foyer on the dot of our scheduled time and finds us a quiet spot to sit and worries, with me, about whether the retro record-player I've bought is the wrong shade of brown, I'm slightly thrown.
In Figure 2 A, the horizontal coordinate of each dot represents the time of the trigger spike, taking the time of the appearance of the Final Goal Display as zero.
We are small dots in the continuum of time".
We propose, theoretically, a new type of design that generates the spin-polarized current through a mesoscopic device composed of lateral double-quantum-dot in the company of time oscillating and spin-polarization dependent tunneling.
The findings are in line with previous studies that have shown that when people stare at one object for a long period of time (dots on a wall, for example), they tend to experience feelings of disconnection from reality. .
Danie Poolman, on temporarily for Matt Healy, had plenty of time to dot down.
Congratulations to Yayoi Kusama, Priestess of the Polka Dot, for being named one of Time's 100 Most Influential People of 2016.
But you'd never know this from Seurat's scene of a beach, a wedge of sea and a stretch of cloud-banded sky, brought into being one dot of paint at a time, with the dots spreading, like sand, or pollen, or a humid haze, out of the picture and across the frame.
