Seesaw, my swing, my room.
MoS2-based FET has been demonstrated to exhibit high ON/OFF ratio exceeding 108, suggested hundreds of mobilities and low subthreshold swing at room temperature, indicating its potential employment in future electronic devices [27, 28].
The optimistic short-wearers heard the gradual thuds emanating from the now in full swing main room, so hurriedly, stubbing out my residual rollie, I followed them inside.
They also enjoy the independence of it all: padding off down the corridor swinging a room key having arranged to meet you by the pool in half an hour, and the thrill of being asked, several times a day, if there's anything they want: simple enough pleasures but hard to beat in the world as it should be according to children.
That's because, as a first step, he handed out sledgehammers and let the students demolish the room swing by swing.
At the office, Simon suddenly finds himself facing a doppelgänger, James Simon (Eisenberg, again) — an exact physical replica, but a capable and charming opportunist who swings through rooms and aces Simon at work and in bed.
The band play an elastic, free-form swing, giving Nelson room for his Spanish-flavoured guitar solos and letting him slip in and out of songs at will, cueing the band by sticking a finger up in the air.
"You know, when they hear you've been a football coach, they think you're going to swing through the room on a vine," Campbell said the other day.
"I don't need a swing in my room, I need a bloody minibar," says the model Lara Stone, distending her world-famous lower lip and disparaging with a withering shrug the desperately cool flourishes of the designed-to-death hotel — a converted house of detention — where she is staying in Amsterdam.
I felt the room swing back.
