On a day of ephemeral passing cloud and ephemeral passing English batsmen Lord's had one of its emerald-green days, the sun winking in and out, drawing its shadow down across the grass like a watercolour wash.
Players came to the bench panting hard, their breath forming small, ephemeral clouds in the cold air.
A graphical interface is excellent for many things, but administering thousands of nodes in a scale-out, ephemeral, cloud-native application isn't one of them.
Finally, we find that only ephemeral clouds can substantially change the structure of the wind for M˙cloud ≲ M˙wind: condensations launched from the accretion disk rapidly accelerate out, of the thin wind and do not significantly affect the geometry or kinematics of the wind.
A self-taught artist who was a decade or so older than the other Impressionists, Boudin wasn't beholden to the orthodoxies of his day and "became interested in ephemeral things: clouds, the sun, the coast, the metamorphosis of objects in changing light," Ms. Bergeret explained.
Yet its fleetingly ephemeral nature, as clouds of petals flutter like confetti in the wind, seasons it with sadness – and makes timing crucial.
He sees this installation as one of his visions for a utopian environment come to life: a creation inspired by both the obvious and the arcane, including, he said, the ideas of Buckminster Fuller; the ephemeral nature of clouds and bubbles, bacteria and foam; and social and neural communication networks.
The idea of creating a glass building that is transparent, ephemeral, and like a cloud is difficult to achieve in architecture," Gehry wrote in the foundation's first creative journal.
Cloud platforms, ephemeral though they may seem, offer long-term data storage capabilities.
True, he acknowledges, clouds are ephemeral, "magicked into being" by the atmosphere and constantly changing.
