And though by ship you can float close to a mountain's foot, you can't see the jewels hidden in its crags: valley lakes turned Technicolor, tinged a glowing green from "rock flour," the ground-up minerals that pour from the meltwater of a glacier and hang suspended in the lake.
The ghost boy floated closer and spoke: "Play with meeeeee".
A white vet's image floats closer to me, then his pale eyes look through mine.
It killed a Bush-era plan for a missile defense site in Poland — which Moscow's leaders feared was directed at them, not Tehran — and replaced it with one floating closer to Iran's coast.
Today's stress on making medical treatment available to people in remote settings is just one way telemedicine can be used and it is merely the tip of a very large iceberg that is floating closer and closer to home.That is because telemedicine holds great promise within mainstream health care.
The iceberg had apparently been floating close to the coast for 20 years before crashing into a glacier and becoming stuck.
What's more, the menu bar showing cut, copy and share has been rejigged so now it floats close to the text itself.
A sister of the Alberna brothers who lives in Florida provided DNA, and an uncle visited the morgue in recent weeks to determine by body shape which of the brothers had floated close to shore.
Instead, algae that merely floated close to a copepod's antennae set off an "attack response," in which the copepod creates suction to draw in its prey, the team reports online today in Biology Letters.
From its very first image of the shuttle Explorer and some of its astronauts floating close to 400 miles high, with a mammoth planet Earth huge behind them, "Gravity" revels in its ability to create images that convey the beauty, enormity and terror that being so, so far out there implies.
