The more I thought about it, though, the more it seemed to me that each word is actually quite precise: "wide" describes Stipe's tendency to hold notes steadily, for many seconds, without vibrato; slightly burred suggests the raspy break in his voice that creeps into those long notes; and crimson connotes both brightness and depth.
Anyone tracking the small chalkboard menu at Sticky Rice, the new Thai "comfort food" stand in Grand Central Market, might note the steadily increasing number of dishes from chef Johnny Lee.
After reaching a record low of 1.43 percent in July, the yield on 10-year Treasury notes rose steadily through the rest of the quarter, depressing prices on high-grade bonds.
But he said he was concerned with "the utter lack of concern they seem to have for the deficit and debt — and I don't point my finger just at President Obama," noting the steadily escalating deficits during the years of Republican government as well.
Nyman threads his way though a sequence of unidentified pieces (true buffs would no doubt be able to assign them to the correct movie) whose melancholy melodies, often modally-tinged and built out of collections of adjacent notes, are steadily unfolded over sustained chords in the left hand.
Each time I went back to Poland through the 1990's, I would take note of the steadily expanding availability of unleaded.
They note that the steadily growing pool of women candidates in all disciplines outpaces Harvard's hiring.
Of note, the fractions steadily decreased after 12 treatments for E. faecalis-infected macrophages and 14 treatments with 4-HNE (figure 1B,C), possibly due to accumulating mutations leading to cell death and/or senescence.
Newbury 2.35 Though he never threatened to get in a blow at stablemate Expresso Star in the Lincoln, Charm School was noted staying on steadily in the centre of the course to finish eighth.
While Chung notes there are "steadily growing" numbers of connected devices in the buildings environment, he says most are either closed looped systems or devices with "singular purposes with very little incentive to cross communicate" — arguing that the really big wins from IoT will come from building out networked infrastructure, rather than a conglomerate of individual smart sensors.
