An initial attempt by Capuzzo-Dolcetta and Miocchi ([1998]) to port this technique from its original realm of molecular dynamics to astrophysics failed to obtain better practical efficiency than the tree code.
For ESPN, the deal will encompass nearly everything in its realm, from its main network to espn.com, ESPN Radio, its pay-per-view arm and Spanish-language TV rights.
Ardesia is in another realm from its parent; Bar Pleiades is just across the lobby.
Payne and the film's co-writer, Jim Taylor, delight in devising the odd particulars of a miniaturized human realm, from its virtues to its risks to its corporate implications, and the joy of the movie is in its details.
Classical music is often at its liveliest when it engages with popular culture, or with sounds and languages from outside its traditional realm.
Just as a Mercedes promises not only to be a conveyance but a model of modern automotive engineering, so too does Napa Valley hold out the implicit assurance that its wines will offersomething special that comes specifically from grapes grown in its hallowed realm.
The series is one of the great recent cinematic achievements; its ideas are profound; its effect is enduring; it will rightly provide much more to mull over and to piece together than a brief essay or two can do — and it's precisely in that fateful realm of detail-fitting and of interpretive madness that it's distinguished, to its disadvantage, from the realm of the great movies that inspire it.
Anything in Walcott's world can be compared to anything else, but he especially delights in metaphors that translate the world from one realm into its opposite — the concrete into the abstract, the visual into the tactile or the auditory: Midsummer stretches beside me with its cat's yawn.
Anything in Walcott's world can be compared to anything else, but he especially delights in metaphors that translate the world from one realm into its opposite the concrete into the abstract, the visual into the tactile or the auditory: Midsummer stretches beside me with its cat's yawn.
But if there is, above all, one core word for Coleman's achievement, it's passing from the realm of music — with its social and conventional implications — to the realm of sound.
