Rather than using the increasingly popular slide-show format or simply highlighting some of the more striking vehicles, the designers have laid out the images to create something of a patchwork spectrum.
There's no doubt that he saw it conceptualized on two levels, he most definitely saw it contextualized as audio and this aural experience, but he was smart enough to recognize that it fits into a broader context that when you're hearing music often it's just a component of something of a broader spectrum.
It is best to have something of a broad-spectrum of parameters with regard to the theme because, as with life, there are many different roads one might take.
The song was something of an outlier in Spectrum's catalogue, a vaguely folky jam that set itself apart from their more determinedly prog numbers, and would later give them the rather unkind label of one-hit wonders.
At least Ross is considered something of a moderate on the Israeli spectrum, having long been regarded as the Labor Party's 'man in Washington.' During the Bush years, Israel's centrist Laborites were replaced by partisans of the right-wing Likud Party, who quickly came to dominate administration Mideast policy.
"I think doing research on outliers, people at an end of a spectrum on something of concern like violent behavior, is certainly a good idea," he said, but he advised tempering expectations.
Except that my son is already on the short end of the height spectrum -- something of a family trait, if truth be told -- and he could really use that half inch.
But a close look at what's selling reveals something of a revolution at the not-quite-white end of the colour spectrum.
In recent years, though, there's been something of a revival, borne out of the more underground end of the dance spectrum.
