The track itself is a sonic fetishist's delight with its rat-a-tats and slow-motion depth charges, but there is equal attention to the mournful melody and melancholy message: "He won't make love to me now," she sighs sadly, taking solipsism to onanistic extremes.
They also talked about the Thunder's blowout of Memphis Wednesday night, and how Oklahoma City"s slew of depth is becoming a key factor in this series.
A fervid, exhilarating evocation of faith versus hypocrisy, empathy versus disclocation and desperate rebellion versus grim destiny, The Prophets of Eternal Fjord is a slow-release depth-charge of a novel whose reverberations bear the terrible poignancy of global and timeless relevance.
A 3D scene pool should include at least two sequences with slow motion in depth, sequences with different amounts of planar motion (e.g., slow to fast), and one pop-out effect.
An angiographic image volume P, contrasting flow against static tissue, is obtained by calculating the squared intensity difference between successive tomograms: where I (x, y, z ) = 20 ⋅ log [ | F F T (I (x, y, k ) ) | ], (x, y, z) are the spatial pixel coordinates corresponding to fast and slow scanning and depth coordinate, respectively, and k is the wavenumber.
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Slow slip at depths shallower than the seismogenic zone has indeed been observed, for example at the Nankai Trough (Ito and Obara 2006).
Examining the distribution of depths in the slow class highlights the greater depths that the far-ranging birds (25507, 32005) utilise (∼2000 m), in comparison to the shallower (<2000 m) depths of the locally foraging birds.
Eschenbach's combination of slow speeds and great depth of feeling proved immensely persuasive here.
