His exhortation, as quoted by The New York Times in 1972, was a vivid sampling of Reverend Ike's philosophy, which he variously called "Prosperity Now," "positive self-image psychology" or just plain "Thinkonomics".
The curator combed through several hundred items in the museum's collection before she settled on a vivid sampling that brings into focus the powerful place of music in secular and religious life.
They all share the Beasties' smart and stylish double-cool swagger and real humor but also include crushing sound, ultra-vivid samples and vocal treatments and, dare I say it, fresh beats!
At C.E.S., the screens were big, the images were high-def, the sound systems were state of the art, and the video samples were vivid and punchy.
The obtained samples were vivid yellow and absorbed visible light in the region of 380 500 nm.
Results described that application of combined mechanical loadings had determinant effects on actin fiber structure and arrangement of cells describing more vivid and thicker fibers among samples treated mechanically in comparison to control samples.
Vivid words create more vivid pictures.
His entertaining romp through covert influences on human behavior began as a series of columns, and true to its genesis, it reads as vivid reportage overlaid with a sampling of science.
The resulting tissues samples were stained a vivid blue-green in the presence of iron.
Even the sample quoted above moves on to a vivid evocation of the very physical aspects of a hunt.
Named the ruby seadragon for its vivid red coloring, scientists first made the discovery while analyzing tissue samples of seadragons supplied by the Western Australia Museum, reports CNET.
