A remarkable moment came during the passage when the choristers sustain subdued high-pitched, piercingly astringent chords, singing the words from the Schiller text that invoke the creator who dwells above the starry firmament, and the orchestra shimmers with ethereal harmony.
Harrison sings, "The speech of flowers excels the flowers of speech / But what's often in your heart is the hardest thing to reach" – the second line of which, Allison writes, "is surely [Harrison] talking about his inability to find God, who for him dwells, above all, inside the human being".
While many clamored for classifications and clung to stereotypes for safety, Prince always seemed to dwell far above that cacophony, marching to the beat of his own drummer, pianist, guitarist (just name an instrument, he basically played them all).
The average times spent in high-FRET and low-FRET states were determined for each molecule individually by recording and averaging dwell times above and below a FRET threshold (E ∼ 0.45 for P1−P2, and E ∼ 0.6 for P2−P3), and scatter plots were made using these averages.
The only sense memory — large but not dwelled on above — is that of shells bursting in bed.
It seemed to be a deliberate normalising strategy not to dwell on it and, above all, not feel sorry for themselves.
However, contrary to the prediction above, dwell times on the medium distractor were longer (M = 176 ms) than dwell times on both thin and thick distractors (M = 170 ms and 165 ms, respectively).
The researchers focused on three groups: East African highlanders, who dwell on the Ethiopian plateau 3600 meters above sea level; Peruvians of the Andes, who live at 4300 meters; and Himalayans who live on the Tibetan plateau at 4500 meters.
Moms and dads are tempted to dwell in a supra-Lake Wobegon, where children are not merely "above average" but... you know.
The identical houses in which the airmen dwell are occasionally filmed from above, as if they, too, were potential bull's-eyes.
Their destination is a tiny community of fishermen who dwell in palafittes, one-story cabins perched on stilts above the water.
