He notes that the first element of Bilröst bil (meaning "a moment")—"suggests the fleeting nature of the rainbow," which he connects to the first element of Bifröst the Old Norse verb bifa (meaning "to shimmer" or "to shake")—noting that the element provokes notions of the "lustrous sheen" of the bridge.
"The Smurfs" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for fleeting ribaldry and lots of cat abuse.
He manipulates tone rows to produce moments of diatonic consonance, used chillingly to suggest the fleeting allure of hope.
Observations suggest that fleeting hallucinations typically begin after two or three days without sleep, and that after 100 to 200 sleepless hours a progressive personality disorganization will develop, marked by periods of hallucinosis or, in some cases, by the reappearance of a previously existing psychiatric disorder.
3. If, as the Times article's headline suggests, "power is fleeting" is Washington's "first and last lesson," what are other such lessons?
checked painting from 2004, reflected in the shimmering surface of hanging Mylar, suggests that beauty is fleeting.
The magical realism, in which the past pervades the present and the dead haunt the living, is suggested by the fleeting appearance of a ghost in the background.
Our results suggest that even fleeting and seemingly unnoticed metaphors in natural language can instantiate complex knowledge structures and influence people's reasoning in a way that is similar to the role that schemas [20], [21], scripts [22], [23], and frames [24] have been argued to play in reasoning and memory [13], [25] [27].
In a world with such fleeting fame, Mr. Holtzman suggests, a centuries-old instrument represents the possibility of permanence, of a world without "next".
As mentioned above, the LIDA model is based on the global workspace theory of consciousness [25], which suggests the existence of a fleeting memory capacity that enables access between brain functions that are otherwise separate.
