These spectral-sounding notes interacted with the sound of a harp and ringing, water-filled wine glasses on an opposite platform; in the middle, the strings of the London Contemporary Orchestra added a breath-like swell, coarse in comparison with the sine-wave sounds from either side.
Citrem, in a concentration-dependent manner, modulates the internal nanostructure of LLC dispersions from a biphasic H2/L2 feature to a neat L2 phase, where the latter resembles "thread-like" swollen micelles.
At the same time, it is a cold, relentless machine, as distinct groups of instruments rotate through recurring musical palindromes, the sub-orchestras coinciding in three tsunami-like swells.
The number of computerised smartglasses, fitness monitors and the like will swell by 60% in 2015, according to Cisco, a network-equipment maker.
Erica Fischbach and Brian Reeder strut like swells in "Slummin' on Park Avenue," against a skyscraper-lighted night.
Pressure waves, or P-waves, are the fastest; shear waves, or S-waves, are slower but cause more ground-shaking; and last are the leisurely but devastating Rayleigh waves, which cause the ground to roll like swells on the sea.
In its newspaper ad, Mr. Bern's firm tells former Rezulin users that they "may be entitled to financial compensation" if they have liver troubles or symptoms like swollen legs from a buildup of fluids.
This part of summer feels like swollen breasts during ovulation.
