The song opens: "I know something's very wrong,/The pulse returns the prodigal son./The blackout hearts, the flowered news/With skull designs upon my shoes".
You can be miserable without being able to point to one thing in your life that's wrong, or pulse-pounding terrified when you're safe in your own warm bed.
"I'm an elected official, and if I've got the public pulse wrong, I'm not going to be around much longer," Ms. Lau said.
If I'm wrong, what blue pulse . would darken?
Throughout the album, other lyrics take on new meaning based on Sunday's news: "I know something is very wrong / The pulse returns the prodigal sons / The blackout hearts, the flowered news / With skull designs upon my shoes," Bowie sings in "I Can't Give Everything Away".
Let Ms. Walters search for Ms. Stewart's pulse: Mr. Wrong is more interested in finding a heartbeat in institutions like the N.Y.P.D., and he credits his mentor, Phyllis McGrady, an ABC senior vice president and executive producer, with giving him the go-ahead.
Even though the assumption of spectrally flat source is widely used, it is also known that this hypothesis is basically wrong since the glottal pulses have a low-pass characteristic [39].
And the "wrong" that I felt pulsing as I read about the shooting -- and, justified or unjustified, police killings have been happening this year at the rate of almost three a day -- had nothing to do with procedure or legality: whether the shooting was "justified".
Historically, universities and conservatories have been the wrong places to check the pulse of American composition; Ives, after all, had to unlearn everything he was taught at Yale.
In the worst case, pulses shot to wrong positions can damage the endosteum instantly if parts of it are already exposed).
