It's an ocean tide, ebbing and flowing but never receding completely.
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Fears over the coronavirus' severity have been ebbing and flowing in lockstep with market sentiment.
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I mean the tension has been ebbing and flowing on the Korean Peninsula in a repeating cycle.
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Here we find Tohmé's idea of ebbing and flowing at its most poetical and, perhaps, artistically radical.
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Instead of my alertness ebbing and flowing with my stimulant intake, it was steadier, higher level of alertness.
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"The ebbing and flowing of political currents effects science—it always has—but this is different," he said.
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This "natural" blood entered the veins and was transported, ebbing and flowing, to all parts of the body.
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"I'm quite the enthusiast but with ebbing and flowing abilities," he said, calling from somewhere along the Pacific.
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But I didn't realize it would be a perennial fixture in my life, ebbing and flowing with the seasons.
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Ebbing and flowing at just the right times, it's another example of how Rockstar works better within close structure.
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The results in "Tower" are extremely liquid, with each line incessantly ebbing and flowing, creating a vivid sense of life.
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Starkweather's mansion in particular is the perfect playground, ebbing and flowing between corridors designed for sneaking and larger spaces made for shootouts.
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With baby name trends ebbing and flowing over the decades, the agency also reported the names with the greatest change in popularity for 2016.
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Its first release, a collection of ebbing and flowing "punk jungle" tracks from Morrison himself, (appropriate titled, Jungle Tapes) is out this Friday (May 20).
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But to an artist who namechecks her biggest influences as Eminem, Yelawolf, Rihanna, and Skylar Grey, she's ebbing and flowing into whatever genre she's feeling.
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Fifty or so years later, with campus battles ebbing and flowing in the interim, Trump's win last year has only escalated the tension of recent years.
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Crowds of various sizes were ebbing and flowing around this new supercar all day, and once there was a human behind the wheel, people were understandably intrigued.
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Anonymous probe data from iPhones, visualized, looks like thousands of dots, ebbing and flowing across a web of streets and walkways, like a luminescent web of color.
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Many of the destinations are accustomed to their populations ebbing and flowing with the seasons, but in some towns and cities, tourists weren't supposed to arrive for weeks.
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In the meantime, Bon Iver morphed into a collective, a community and an ebbing-and-flowing art project, with Vernon inviting his old friends from Eau Claire, Wis.
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In the meantime, Bon Iver morphed into a collective, a community and an ebbing-and-flowing art project, with Vernon inviting his old friends from Eau Claire, Wis.
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Other theories are that the strain of syphilis currently making the rounds may be particularly virulent or that syphilis may be cyclical, ebbing and flowing in a natural pattern.
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Many of us experience a level of discomfort in giving our devices so much access to our private spaces and the ebbing and flowing of everything we say and do.
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What we often fail to remember is that our body (naturally) changes on a daily basis, our bust measurements ebbing and flowing just as much as our breasts grow and shrink.
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It surrounds the city, ebbing and flowing, and at certain times of the year — usually in the fall — the tide swells, spilling water into the narrow streets and swamping the grand piazzas.
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Perhaps. But in many ways the rhythm of ebbing and flowing can be translated to the political, economic, social, and environmental fluctuations of our times, in particular those in the Middle East.
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If most drones feel tidal, ebbing and flowing in obtuse, but ultimately predictable ways, Lotfy's approach is more like the pools such motions leave behind, teeming with colorful life skittering over itself to take in the afternoon sun.
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Goddard keeps everything smoothly, ebbing and flowing as the characters separate and join together, but at some point during this logy 2-hour-and-21-minute exercise you want something more substantial than even Hemsworth's admittedly mesmerizing snaky hips.
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Terry Shumaker, a longtime Biden friend and former U.S. ambassador who co-chaired Bill Clinton's New Hampshire campaigns, argued that after all the ebbing and flowing in the field, the primary will end up turning on one central question.
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"It's the ebbing and flowing of the U.S.-China trade war and some hope of economic stimulus that's coming at these markets, including potential fiscal stimulus by the Germans," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital in New York.
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In Munsan, a city of about 50,000 roughly five miles from the demilitarized zone, Gwon Hyuck-chae, a 72-year-old barber, said he did not think that conflict would erupt after more than 50 years of tensions ebbing and flowing.
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With the expansion now twice as long as the normal post-World War II recovery, and with worries about trade and interest rates ebbing and flowing sometimes by the hour, it's time for a reminder — your job could still be at risk.
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Shot over the course of one year in 23 countries, the movie tracks the here and there of people whose relentless ebbing and flowing make startlingly visible what news headlines repeatedly suggest: that ours is an age of ceaseless churn with no calm in sight.
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The song opens with a good test of the soundstage of a given pair of headphones: there are drum beats ebbing and flowing on either side of the listener, and the sense of distance between them is a good marker for how expansive the headphones sound.
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Also here is Juniper Gulf, which descends underground through an arduous rift, dominated by a small geological fault. The Smearsett Scar region contains the Celtic Wall, the Ebbing and Flowing Well (which has now stopped ebbing and flowing) and a glacial hollow known as the Happy Valley.
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Ebbing and Flowing Spring is one of only two known springs in the world to exhibit tidal characteristics with a predictable regularity. During a period of 2 hours and 47 minutes, the spring's flow ranges from an indiscernible trickle to per minute. The water in Ebbing and Flowing Spring maintains a constant temperature of .
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The spring is located about two miles from downtown Rogersville. Ebbing and Flowing Spring is a spring located in Hawkins County, Tennessee, near Rogersville, that is one of only two known springs in the world to exhibit tidal characteristics.
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On being diverted a second time, a local curiosity, the Barmoor Clough "Ebbing and Flowing Well", partially dried up. Being on the edge of the Derbyshire White Peak the tunnel was partly though gritstone and partly through limestone, which gave considerable problems. In 1872 it partially collapsed and again in 1940.
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Cypher have been variously classified as Post-rock, Space rock, Noise and Shoegaze. Although their music can contain elements of any of these categories, they don't fall into any specific one. Their sound is often characterised by multiple delay effects on the guitar, causing a 'wall of sound'. The guitar and bass riffs are often repeated at great length, ebbing and flowing in volume and intensity.
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This is because along the Atlantic coastline the moon controls the tides predictably, ebbing and flowing on a regular (12- to 13-hour) schedule. However, in other parts of the world such as along the Pacific Coast, tides can be irregular. The Pacific Ocean is so vast that the moon cannot control the entire ocean at once. The result is that parts of the Pacific Coast can have 3 high tides a day.
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There is some debate as to how the village got its name. The English Place Name Society accepts it as being named after a Saxon chieftain named Tidi, others that the name comes from a "tiding well" situated in the north of the village. This 'ebbing and flowing' well was declared to be one of the Seven Wonders of the Peak by Thomas Hobbes in his 1636 book De Mirabilibus Pecci. Tideswell is known locally as Tidza or Tidsa.
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The course of the turnpike was decided before the end of 1753 and the contract for its construction was given in 1754. Radical changes meant that of the 8 1/2 miles through Settle only 250 yards of the old road were used. The Ebbing and Flowing Well was a popular stopping place near Settle The road to Clapham, which made a wide detour through Giggleswick and Lawkland, was straightened. The new road was constructed beneath Giggleswick Scarr and over Brunton.
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Records are kind > of like a piece of art, you don't want to add too much blue, ebbing and > flowing through. It seems like the two records are fitting together in a > certain way. However, with work on Ursa Minor material not being complete, plans changed to releasing them as two separate but companion type fourth and fifth albums. Ursa Major was released on August 18, 2009, with Ursa Minor having a tentative release scheduled for later in the same year.
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Mies found the large open exhibit halls of the turn of the century to be very much in character with his sense of the industrial era. Here he applied the concept of an unobstructed space that is flexible for use by people. The interior appears to be a single open room, its space ebbing and flowing around two wood blocks; one a wardrobe cabinet and the other containing a kitchen, toilet, and fireplace block (the "core"). The larger fireplace-kitchen core seems to be a separate house nesting within the larger glass house.
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Michael G. Nastos of AllMusic calls the album "a surprisingly fine effort, ebbing and flowing from track to track, with McLaughlin's high-level musicianship shining through, same as it ever was." John Kelman in All About Jazz wrote "One of the most fluent, evocative and powerful albums in a career filled with high points" and concludes "McLaughlin's Indian friends may not have jazz in their blood the way it is in the guitarist's, but by approaching unmistakably western-informed music with an eastern mindset, they make Floating Point an album that, in McLaughlin's lengthy discography, is one of his most successful fusion records".
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" J.D. Considine from Entertainment Weekly wrote in his review of EV3, "No surprise, then, that although the women get top billing, the arrangements are the real stars. "Don’t Let Go (Love)" is the most obvious example, since the interplay between lead and background vocals is as disciplined as it is dramatic." Another editor, David Grad noted its "combination of sensual harmonies and sultry attitude" and added it as a "provocative little offering". Dave Ferman from Fort Worth Star-Telegram said the song is "hauntingly lush" and that it "finds the singers' voices ebbing and flowing like the ocean on a threatening day.
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The beings show up in both Greek and Roman mythology, with various elements of ancient Egyptian society ebbing and flowing into those cultures in particular. Prominent examples in ancient Egyptian religion, featuring some of the earliest such hybrid beings, include the canine-like god of death known as Anubis and the lion-like Sphinx. Other instances of these types of characters include figures within both Chinese and Japanese mythology. The observation of interspecies friendships within the animal kingdom, as well as the bonds existing between humans and their pets, have been a source of the appeal in such stories.
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" > Ilya Prigogine comments, "The new paradigms of science may be expected to > develop into the new science of connectedness which means the recognition of > unity in diversity." When thinking about phenomena, we inevitably > conceptually abstract parts from the whole in which they reside, but they > then exist as separate entities only in our perceptions. There are no > isolated electrons, for example, only fields of force continually ebbing and > flowing in a seamless web of activity which manifests events that we choose > to call electrons because it suits our analytic purposes. For the physicist, > each electron, quark, or whatever is a "process" and a "network.
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Rico Püstel, also known as Dinamoe, hails from Germany and has already released on labels such as Frankie and Minisketch. Here on Archipel he brings us "A Divine Proclamation To Space And Time" which is composed of seven pieces of very diverse and viscous moods. "Mercury" and "Papumpu" take on delicate ebbing and flowing melodic spaces which purr warmly and steadily along into the headier realm with "Chatpoint", "3.38" and "When it Falls it Burns" which comfortably envelope the quietly arcing grey matter within anyone at earshot. "Orcus" and "Ainz" form abstract vessels which unendingly contort into ever novel perceptions while they pitch and yaw within a radiation rich, wavering, quantum framework.
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Monro's description was: > This countrey is bruiked by sundrey captains; to witt, the south southwest > end of it, callit Bayhastill, be M’Neill of Barray, the rest of the ile, > namit Peiter’s parochin, the parochin of Howes, and the mayne land of the > mid countrey callit Mackermeanache, perteins to Clanronald, halding of the > Clandonald. At the end heirof the sea enters, and cuts the countrey be > ebbing and flowing through it: and in the north syde of this there is ane > parochin callit Buchagla, perteining to the said Clandonald. At the north > end thereof the sea cuts the countrey againe, and that cutting of the sea is > called Careynesse, and benorth this countrey is called Kenehnache of Ywst, > that is in Englishe, the north head of Ywst, whilk term is twa paroche > kirks, and is mair of profit than the rest of haill of Ywst, perteining to > Donald Gormesone.
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