The chain-snake cloud combs the curves of the day, then it says the day is listening.
Dorothy is the life force of Kansas, just as Miss Gulch is the force of death; and perhaps it is Dorothy's feelings, or the cyclone of feelings unleashed between Dorothy and Miss Gulch, that are made actual in the great dark snake of cloud that wriggles across the prairie, eating the world.
Amid this surreal topography are lethally tight switchbacks that snake through clouds of fluorescent butterflies and past roadside tribal folk with antique guns slung over their shoulders.
Mr. T, "What happened to the cloud snake?" Me, "The snake became the desert.
Clustering isn't the only way to understand the trends in big data; exotic mathematical functions can snake through the clouds predicting changes over time, populations of complex mathematical rule sets can be evolved with only the best surviving.
The film depicts a young woman whose life is increasingly constricted by debt, depicted as an amorphous red cloud that snakes around her neck as she tries to go about her daily life.
A story from Banat, which was held as true until the 1950s, says that before World War I, an exhausted ala in the form of a giant snake fell from the clouds onto a road.
After completing this part of the course, he was flown to Brunei, where he was helicoptered into a jungle filled with orangutans and cloud leopards and poisonous snakes.
Snell is the custodian of an important ritual dance, the Kurtal ceremony, which is performed while carrying long, thread-wrapped boughs that represent the rain clouds controlled by the snake spirits.
In other regions of Bulgaria, the ala was seen either as a "bull with huge horns, a black cloud, dark fog or a snake-like monster with six wings and twelve tails".
Every volcanic cloud that looms over Europe, every snake that escapes the zoo is now skewered with online impersonation.
