(Scott) 'FEAR(S) OF THE DARK' (No rating, 1 20, in French) Shot in luminous whites, pulsing blacks and gorgeous grays, this animated anthology showcases six of today's most talented graphic artists.
Miss Leavitt found that the rate depends on the star's total light output (luminous Cepheids pulse more slowly than feeble ones) a discovery that allows them to be used for cosmic surveying.
The very fabric of the score — its luminous orchestration, its pearly vocal lines, its gently pulsing rhythms, its celestially circling song of young love — evokes the mundane beauty that we overlook.
Each has a drawn-out string melody over pulsing piano chords; each builds toward a luminous climax and then vanishes into silence.
Pulsing, exploratory and vibrant.
"Life Forum," Mr. Clayton's new album, would seem to provide the better harbor for a song by that name, given that its sound — luminous and streamlined, less about swing than pulse and flow — actually reflects the output of young jazz artists in the postmillennial mainstream.
A collection of luminous particles adjacent to a transparent solid surface is marked by a light pulse transmitted via fibre optics.
Tests were carried out in a full-scale simulator cockpit in which two kinds of dynamic lighting scenes, namely pulse changed and step changed lighting, were used to represent harsh luminous conditions.
Here, we show that laser beam pulses synchronously trigger BOLD-contrast transients in the tissue, allowing representation of the luminous spatiotemporal profile, as a contrast map, on the MR monitor.
In his "Pulse Shadows" on Teldec, singer-and-ensemble and string quartet pursue parallel tracks of lyrical, luminous, sharp meditation on the poetry of Paul Celan.
