Then let Satoh's exploration of the vibrating echoes of nothingness do the rest.
Tours and busy people hustling left a vibrating bass echo reminding me of the cello sounds motivating me to take lessons I promptly dropped once I realized I lacked any iota of musical talent.
No word on who, if anyone, will be playing the title character, the Nixons' cocker spaniel, in a production that promises to vibrate with echoes of today.
Gray's films vibrate with echoes of what his experiences, his ideas, his feelings could be, cinematically if the classical cinema that inspired them and nourished them were still in existence.
Together the five stories, which vibrate with echoes of the Arthurian legend, are the most celebrated of her books, deriving much of their power from a meeting of myth and place.
Families are the most natural link between the generations, the most natural place to turn for solidarity, intimacy and care, the communities where the mystic chords of memory are easiest to strike and most likely to vibrate, resonate, and echo.
Those magical titles of his vibrate and echo over an infinite distance: Kubla Khan, The Ancient Mariner, Christabel, Frost at Midnight … Or for that matter the notorious Person on Business from Porlock.
The cellphone vibrated softly, insistently, echoing off the whitewashed walls of the artist's studio.
In [24], a Chirplet decomposition method to separate the rotating and vibrating micro-Doppler from the target body echo is presented.
According to (3), (4), and (6), we know that the small range perturbation of vibrating targets modulates the phase term in radar echo, which is referred to as the micro-Doppler effect.
"Ein Kinderspiel" ("Child's Play"), from 1980, is a wondrously inventive suite of children's piano pieces in which Mr. Lachenmann ingeniously uses the piano technique of depressing keys silently so that the hammers and dampers are lifted, allowing the strings to vibrate quietly, like an echo, when other chords are played.
