He breathed deeply, stepped inside, stood atop a flight of stairs leading to the cash registers and slowly scanned the scene.
This is one of the reasons why the firmament of values "cannot be peopled by passing meteors, whose place and brightness changes rapidly: its contents must be constant, and must have registered themselves slowly on an exposed sensitive plate" (Findlay, 1961, p. 209).
The sentence begins with an anthropological tone, the restricted affect of objectivity, but it transitions, starting with "afternoon sunlight," into a more romantic register as it slowly zooms in on the letters and their lustre.
Unlike head-banging music, its composition was ultra-subtle, as the eyes slowly registered guitar, drum sticks, musical notes and electric wires.
Boulez took it slowly, registering every nuance; there were moments early on when one doubted if the orgasmic climax would ever be reached, but it did come eventually, and was all the more overwhelming for being so rigorously measured.
In the first stunned moments when the horror of the planes crashing into the World Trade Center slowly registered on the people in lower Manhattan, Madhavan Ramaswamy found something that would later be in very short supply: a taxicab.
Since then, the number of killings registered monthly has slowly dropped, though the figures remain higher than when the year began. .
If the two particles have equal size, but one is more strongly coupled to the surrounding media, that particle will diffuse more slowly and register as larger.
It slowly shifts registers from amused to engaged.
The outlines of the action - escaped prisoner in desk, prostitute out of window - remain the same, though too slowly played to register as black farce.
Their glories bloom slowly, as you register the formal decisions that practically spring the figures from their surfaces into the room with you, and as you ponder, if you will, the stories that they plumb.
