The only recent cloud over the scene has been gentrification, which began under Mayor Rudy Giuliani and went into hyperdrive under Michael Bloomberg, forcing up rents beyond the grasp of most artists.
AGES before Hollywood went into hyperdrive promoting the film "Deep Impact", scientists agreed that the earth gets hit from time to time by objects from space that do it no good.
Most sci-fi waves away the problem of the colossal distances between stars by appealing to magic, in the form of some kind of faster-than-light hyperdrive, hoping readers will forgive the nonsense in favour of enjoying a good story.But there are scientists, engineers and science-fiction writers out there who like a challenge.
In that case, blade hyperdrive will be reached in the next few years and those who choose not to sport beards might be advised to start exercising their shaving arms now.
Watching over his daughter?!? There's a lot of shooting, some new shots of the Wookie, and then into hyperdrive.
This decline allowed for the emergence of the real hyperdrive of the new Square, the arrival of what every parent knows is the engine of American commerce: branded, television-based merchandise directed at "families" (that is, directed at getting children to torture their parents until they buy it).
A panel of text noted the solar system's computer-generated name, Ethaedair; a diagram of vectors indicated stars that were reachable with the ship's hyperdrive.
His hyperdrive kicked on.
The narrative abruptly hurtles into hyperdrive — literally — when Bud boards the wrong bus on the first day of school.
From "Star Trek" to "Star Wars," from warp drive to hyperdrive — the idea of rapid interstellar space travel is such a deep meme for cultural visions of space and our future that Hollywood films don't even have to waste time introducing them to the audience.
"Hey, Tony!" "I love your book!" "Hey, thanks," Mr. Robbins said, hand extended, charisma in hyperdrive.
