"It's also the idea of a passage, a connection and of our encounter and a reference to the balance as a point of weightlessness, a feeling which emerges when you listen to Murcof's compositions and electronic sonorities.
With the passage of time, the connections become more elusive.
We first looked at this passage in connection with the Always Dreaming Doubt.
Even so, he recognizes the passage of the years, and his connection to the camp on Martha's Vineyard.
Every now and then, with a thrill of connection, you come across a passage in a book that feels as if it had been written with exact foreknowledge of your state of mind: a soothing, specific prescription for unquiet thoughts.
Some of these are folded into a chronicle of ordinary life that is partly a scrapbook, partly a memoir and, most movingly, an essay on the passage of time and the mysterious connections between parents and children.
The commentator discusses some passages of Heraclitus in connection with the poem, namely B3 + B94 (which may have been thus joined in Heraclitus' book) (column 4).
Connection with the passage of the steel bill by the House of Commons.
The New Yorker, December 4 , 1948P. 167 Connection with the passage of the steel bill by the House of Commons.
The name of Ricky Ray appears in the book, in connection with the passage of an anti-aids measure called the Ricky Ray Hemophilia Fund, but the name of Ricky Ray Rector, the mentally damaged convict who was executed in Grady, Arkansas, three and a half weeks before the 1992 New Hampshire primary, does not.
As shown in Fig. 5, it may become extremely enlarged and present synovial hypertrophy, causing a condition known as iliopsoas bursitis, which is usually secondary to any disorder coursing with elevation of intra-articular pressure, such as osteoarthritis, and subsequent capsular rupture into the bursa or passage of fluid through a pre-existing connection [18].
