At the Nokia Theatre at L.A. Live before a few thousand people and a few million TV viewers, the American Music Awards beamed high-tech pop to the masses, wide-open digital glitz packaged for those invested in the ephemeral.
Using Monte Carlo simulation in which the indirectly driven beam was perturbed by randomly placed point masses a wide range of system behaviour was explored.
But Hollywood is fast learning that the fanboy brigade are not just a great slavering mass of wide-eyed chumps desperate to haemorrhage their hard-earned cash in the direction of the nearest multiplex.
The rocky sliding mass exhibits the representative characteristics of translational slide, such as an intact slide mass and wide tension cracks.
Mr. Lalonde said he knew his company did not have the kind of multimillion-dollar advertising budget it would take to put the movie across as a mass-market wide release.
Very-long-period giant planets may have been rogue planets that were captured, or formed close-in and gravitationally scattered outwards, or the planet and star could be a mass-imbalanced wide binary system with the planet being the primary object of its own separate protoplanetary disk.
It's as if the 21-million-strong population of the Chinese capital is engaged in a mass city-wide rehearsal for life on an inhospitable planet.
Learning that it's an audience member's birthday, he presents him with a treasured guitar; after successfully orchestrating a mass O2-wide Mexican wave, he deadpans: "Let's celebrate with a song about dead friends," before crooning a charged The Night Will Always Win.
The future of Kent University's zombie apocalypse society is up in the air after the university vetoed its plans to hold a mass campus-wide game of "humans v zombies" (basically tag with a gory twist), citing health and safety concerns.
The energy and ion mass covered wider ranges than previous measurements for the CCD.
In the other hand, the software provider or developer can get more benefit with more download mass and wider circulated.
