Further observations revealed an expansive hydrogen cloud around the Tago-Sato-Kosaka Comet and the presence of ozone in the atmosphere of Mars.
The effect of Nancy Graves's Dr. Seuss-style assemblage of festively painted, cast bronze plant forms; Deborah Butterfield's remarkably lifelike horse made from found pieces of rusted metal; and Judy Pfaff's expansive, rickety cloud of bedsprings, wire and tin cans -- all depend in significant measure on their clever play with Early Modernist modes.
expansive (expansion) phase.
The tenor saxophonist Jason Rigby — "a very modern player" who nonetheless has "a clear link to tradition," Mr. Holober said — will handle much of the improvisation in "Tear of the Clouds," an expansive exercise in shifting keys and rhythms that will put a premium on his ability to navigate a swirl of moods and colors.
Imagine watching your thoughts as clouds in an expansive sky, as if you are looking down from the heavens upon the thinking.
In simple terms, a cloud supported by an expansive intelligent network, underpinned by location savvy internet hubs will enable organisations to cheat the speed of light.
Google's cloud already has an expansive network of users.
The bay gets fatter here as it pours out into the ocean, and with little land on the horizon, the skies seemed huge, its mottled piles of varying clouds as dense and expansive as a jumbo blue.
7 p.m., Orensanz Center for the Arts, 172 Norfolk Street, Lower East Side, ticketmaster.com or (212) 307-7171; $20. (Sinagra) LOW (Tonight and Monday) For more than a decade, this Duluth, Minn., trio has been writing storm-cloud songs that evoke expansive sadness and long, cold distance.
Her voice expansive and penetrating, as if pressing through a cloud, Ms. Netrebko was in her element for the duet between Iolanta and her future husband, Vaudémont (the ringing tenor Sergei Semishkur), and she soared above the choral finale.
