The gravitational quantum resonance between the spacetime ripple and the quasiparticle modes in the BEC trap, is still present in a wide regime of temperatures, well within reach of cutting-edge cold-atoms technology.
This is cinema that holds an edge of cold steel against your throat.
"We thought they would create something clearly modern but with a soft edge, not cold," Mr. Fleck said.
CBS maintained its edge with "Cold Case" (13.3 million) and a made-for-TV movie, "Loving Leah" (11.7 million).
The power and intelligence of this film really is a marvel; it is superbly acted and directed, with the edge of cold steel that audiences have come to expect from Haneke but with something else: a tenderness, gentleness and compassion.
Joanna Kavenna is one of the recent "Best of Young British" Granta selections, and her satire, Come to the Edge, a Cold Comfort Farm for the new millennium, makes perfect summer reading: pointed, perverse, perceptive – and highly entertaining.
To give just a few examples: at his memorial service Muriel Spark recalled how, when she was poor, ill and unknown, Greene sent her a check for 20 pounds each month, along with a few bottles of red wine, an added gesture, she said, "which took the edge off cold charity".
It was at this troubled time in Ms. Spark's life that Graham Greene stepped in, and for a while she was sustained by the money he sent, along with bottles of red wine, which, she wrote, "took the edge off cold charity".
At first, Ms. Roberts, who grew up in a 200-year-old house outside Philadelphia, was turned off by the hard edges and cold metal.
Crumple into a ball, then smooth out, dip the edges in cold tea and place on a baking tray in a low oven until the map is dry and crinkled.
The torpedo, the Shkval, or squall in English, can break through conventional boundaries of underwater physics five times faster than any torpedo in Western fleets, and experts in both countries say its technology was at the cutting edge of cold-war scientific competition.
