One shot features the endless ripples of waves beneath a wooden boat.
The revolution here is the represented by the ripples of waves passing literally through the character, he says.
Now, a new study suggests that a distinct ripple of brain waves measured while toddlers listen to words can reliably predict how they will fare in a range of cognitive areas up to age 6 the longest-term forecast yet achieved.
This wasn't long after Adele swept the Grammys, so perhaps this purchase was a ripple of that wave.
Ivy explains to Tim that her concept is the ripple of the wave and the waters crashing.
A rippling sea of waving flags stretched for nearly a mile, from the Capitol to the Washington Monument and beyond.
The crowd was frenzied even before his arrival, with chants of "USA" and spontaneous ripples of hand waves through the arena.
"I think we caught the first ripples of the waves of anti-politics, which have grown since then".
Ha! Rowe explained, "One of the things they do in this office is, literally, the weather the rippling of the waves, the clouds in the sky, stuff like that.
As I meander around my neighbourhood, it's diverting to have a gameworld overlaid on the familiar grid, but there's nothing to suggest that Pokémon Go is anything more than a fad, certainly not that it's an early ripple of a technological wave that could transform human society.
