In his baritone phrasing, thick, romantic tones rose up from the gutbucket into wide clouds of lyricism.
Eleven days after the first, and quite secret, atomic test at Trinity, which spread wide clouds of radioactive fallout over residents downwind -- livestock had been sickened or killed -- radiation experts had become concerned about the exposure for one family, the shape of things to come.
But the world's first weather satellite, which was launched into orbit four decades ago on April 1 , 1960 let meteorologists track wide cloud movements for the first time.
Air quality control experts monitoring the 200-mile wide cloud which has now spread as far as northern France, said the unusual weather conditions had trapped oily discharges from the inferno at the Buncefield depot at 10,000ft (about 3,000 metres).
By repeating this circuit, the wide cloud of chaff edged toward the coast just like a real sea-borne fleet.
Cloud Computing may be considered as the next logical step in resource outsourcing, but security is recognized as the main stumbling block for wider cloud adoption.
The second is how LiveOps — which has been around since 2001 but last raised money as far back as 2007 — is moving to take advantage of wider cloud trend.
Showing no mercy, the beast didn't stop until a 100-foot-wide cloud of its Mississippi mud had coated the divers and their equipment.
With a large telescope of 25 cm or wider, cloud patterns, as well as some of the larger satellites, such as Titania and Oberon, may be visible.
We head off, after a full British breakfast in the pub, under wide leaden clouds, winding back up the formidable face of green hillside, and make our first stop of the day at Fyfield Down, a vale studded with gorse, with ancient "strip lynchet" field terraces marking the land in italic lines.
By monitoring the login attempts cloud wide over multiple cloud customer instances, a successful ssh login with preceding unsuccessful ssh login attempts at different cloud instances can be defined as anomalous behaviour and thus detected.
