At some point between "Unknown Pleasures" and "Closer," fans and critics began to treat Mr. Curtis like a seer: a New Wave equivalent to Jim Morrison, but with the balance shifted from Eros to Thanatos.
But I've never believed it was the next wave equivalent to the personal computer, as several VCs and even President Barack Obama said during the campaign.
At the time of the blast, United States Geological Survey measured seismic waves equivalent to a 5.1 magnitude earthquake, which is consistent with a nuclear explosion, but more likely indicative of an atomic bomb than the much more powerful hydrogen bomb.
The United States Geological Survey measured seismic waves equivalent to a 5.1-magnitude earthquake, which is consistent with a nuclear explosion, but more likely indicative of an atomic bomb than the much more powerful hydrogen bomb.
The same law of reflection is followed for both sound and light, so that focusing a sound wave is equivalent to focusing a light ray.
A critical time constant for exponential heating is identified such that the strength of the wave is equivalent to that for an instantaneous step in wall temperature.
The crown height is set with a clearance of 4 cm above the sea-water level which is 0.5 times the wave height equivalent to the stability limit of Tetrapods of 59 g based on ordinary design against wind waves.
The scattering cross-section multiplied by the power density of the incident wave is equivalent to total amount of energy removed from the electromagnetic wave due to scatter in all directions, and a certain amount of energy is absorbed, which results in a heating of the target.
The frequency of these waves was equivalent to a B flat, 57 octaves below middle C, the astronomers calculated.
The video is clearly intended to rile up the deflated Democratic base of liberal voters and activists, waving the equivalent of a red cape before their eyes: the Republican strategist Karl Rove, the Fox News Channel and Tea Party protesters all make appearances.
