Mr. Färberböck's style — a flurry of fast cuts, off-center close-ups and teeming medium-range shots — conveys danger and intensity without resorting to graphic extremity.
Writing in The New York Times, A. O. Scott said that the film offers "fast cuts, off-kilter puns, sight gags and sound effects in such profusion that you may want to see it again as soon as it's over".
There is no hard and fast cut-off for hospitals as to when they will intervene and offer what's known as 'active stabilisation'.
This low-cost and robust shutter controls the photon irradiation of the ions in the trap, starting at a desired moment and during a well-defined period of time, with fast cut-off (on) of the photon beam (<1 ms rise time).
Thus, close to the transition point (p is about pc) ns is expected to exhibit as a power law decay with an exponent −τ followed by an exponentially fast cut-off depending on how far the system is from its critical point.
Having finally found Villaret, on 28 May Howe attacked, using a flying squadron of his fastest ships to cut off its rearmost vessel Révolutionnaire.
In this paper, we present a fast delay-line circuit (cut off frequency: 0.7 GHz) equipped with a triple-GEM (Gas Electron Multiplier) detector for X-ray imaging.
Along with the Navy, EDS will screen software and limit internet connections to a half-dozen on-ramps that are monitored and can be cut off fast if attacked.
Along with the Navy, EDS will screen software and limit Internet connections to a half-dozen on-ramps that are monitored, filtered and can be cut off fast if attacked.
Coke used his position in Parliament to attack these patents, which were, according to him, "now grown like hydras' heads; they grow up as fast as they are cut off".
"That's kind of like saying I can run faster if I just cut off my foot".
