With young producers and DJs making the jump from the back rooms of pubs to the main rooms of superclubs quicker than ever, there's a growing demand for the kind of solidity and sure-handedness that only the old guard can provide; the men and women with twenty, thirty years of experience behind the decks, the jockeys who've been telling stories through their sets for decades now.
Advertising and "transactional content" are rapidly-increasing sources of revenue, but the bulk of AOL's income comes from subscriptions, giving it an appearance of solidity.AOL's revenues are growing fast its second-quarter revenues of $960m, were 62% higher than a year earlier.
A growing appreciation of the low-cost, high-value and good old-fashioned solidity of science and engineering relative to finance has, I believe, contributed to the new public mood, but as with all paradigmatic cultural shifts, there is more to it.
We've grown up enjoying its solidity - although filmmakers compensate the eye with the illusion of depth and with shadows.
As expected, their solidity value is higher than that recorded in isolated, adherent cells growing in RPM, given that the multiple cell-to-cell adhesion is thought to "stabilize" the cells shape, by mutually reinforcing their stiffness.
Recently, she says, this has translated into a taste for products that emphasise craftsmanship and high quality rather than superficial glitz, solidity rather than sophistication.That is fine, but the younger generation of Greeks still has a lot of growing up to do.
A guy who grew up with nothing, Rovt certainly appreciates the solidity of bricks and mortar; he has never bought a share of stock or a bond.
My hair had grown back, and we curved into each other like the married couple we were, enjoying a contented solidity on the familiar pillar.
I loved the house I grew up in, a big mock-Tudor, built in the twenties, with stained-glass windows and an old-time solidity, but I was afraid of the basement.
In the libretto the gnome is Rusalka's mournful father, but here he is an ambiguous, ambivalent character — he may be the prince, grown up a few decades — who half experiences and half imagines the plot, which in this version curves toward confusion but never quite reaches incomprehensibility. (Heike Scheele's ingenious set keeps shifting between solidity and transparency).
