The soft-spoken Ms. Kummer headed out of the square, following a path of time-worn granite to Merchants Bridge, built in 1325, above the shallow trickle of the Gera River.
In this paper, the underestimated challenges of the burst-mode operation in the upstream path of time-and-wavelength-division-multiplexed passive optical networks are analyzed.
Whenever the time traveller contemplates auto-infanticide, someone nearby will drop a banana peel ready for her to slip on, or a bird will begin to fly so that it will be in the path of the time traveller's bullet by the time she fires, and so on.
The Next Doctor (BBC1, 6pm), plots how the dimension-bending adventurer (David Tennant) time-travels his way into the path of fellow Time Lord David Morrissey.
In 1657 the French mathematician Pierre de Fermat presented an intriguing derivation of Snell's law based on his principle of least time, which asserted that light follows the path of minimum time in traveling from one point to another.
It works because its features, measured in nanometres (billionths of a metre), make it a "metamaterial", endowed with some weird and useful properties.According to the laws of quantum mechanics, a particle of light, called a photon, can take literally any possible path between source A and point B. However, those same laws stipulate that the path of least time is the most likely.
My soul hums and whispers to me, nudges me soundlessly onto an unexpected path of full-time motherhood.
It does not matter that he has walked this path dozens of times.
Mr. Gharem, 40, first gained attention in the art world at the 2009 Venice Biennale with a video piece for which he spray-painted the word "the path" hundreds of times on a broken bridge.
Geralt of Rivia's horse doesn't beat down the terrain with its hooves if you tread over the same path hundreds of times in The Witcher.
