The pulsing light is like the body's energy—the pulsing of sex or the pulsing of the heart.
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Each pulsing part also influences the pulsing frequency of its neighbors, not unlike the way the firing rates of linked neurons influence one another.
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But this year, scientists reported the source pulsing 15 times.
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My lips are pulsing too, in synchronization with my sex.
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The pulsing, crackling sheen of Dilloway's music feels distinctly alive.
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He's filling me with a hard, pulsing, and unyielding energy.
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"Nebula" features a carefully pulsing organ layered beneath breathy harmonies.
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I felt like the future was pulsing on my wrist.
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Now spinal nerve pain was ramping up, pulsing and insidious.
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Photos by Matthew Yarbrough Leave the pulsing capital of Bangkok.
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As the sky slowly darkened, a D.J. played pulsing techno.
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Most cars achieve this by pulsing the inner rear brake.
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Horns blared, and Azteca felt like a pulsing, pounding beehive.
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The SoundCloud rap era, once pulsing with promise, is over.
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Tesla considers cleaning windshields and solar panels with pulsing lasers.
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Except the spin's ticking need not align with the field's pulsing.
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Schweblin narrates easily imaginable worlds, pulsing with a dark psychic energy.
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Leigh then reveals she's giving birth to a pulsing demon creature.
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She eventually leads him to a packed nightclub pulsing with bass.
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The cursor blinked back at them, pulsing like an explosive light.
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St. Petersburg is a museum city, its gold-filigreed heart pulsing
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There are funky rhythms pulsing through Steve's body at the party.
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There's a twitching and pulsing in the back of my ribs.
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These arteries let the beast grow, pulsing millions of humans along.
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Over a pulsing synth beat, Swift details a doomed summer romance.
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" Ms. Binoche's Elle, he added, brings it "to intense, pulsing life.
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They danced to layered, percussive beats, the music vibrant and pulsing.
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"Manically," the first movement, whisks along, propelled by pulsing rhythmic riffs.
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Activate it, and green lights flicker on, pulsing through the architecture.
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A demoscene is graffitied to the grimy floor, pulsing with chiptune moss.
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The slower boats, which take 12 hours, have pulsing on-board nightclubs.
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The clip, set to a pulsing soundtrack, has been watched 250,000 times.
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Who can forget Vangelis's theme song of pulsing synthesizer and melodic piano?
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Water as life basis, carrying, traveling dust always already pulsing towards death.
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Some hear a buzzing, while others here a clicking, pulsing, or hissing.
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Will it help a reader follow the pulsing heart of the N.F.L.?
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The pulsing boosts blood flow and transports fluid out of the limbs.
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Politicians were the first to detect this sentiment pulsing through Israeli society.
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The pulsing beat backing Jepsen's pleas to be a sinner in secret.
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At dusk, the cicada buzz sounded like electricity pulsing through the palms.
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Nerves underneath coordinated cells' "tiny contractions, contortions and twitches" into propulsive pulsing.
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Green means fully charged, pulsing yellow means the earbuds are being charged.
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The technician's video clearly shows a pulsing light from Mr. Meade's phone.
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The pulsing rhythm of its wireframe worlds isn't just heard, but felt.
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A pulsing Italo-disco-esque tune with a synth line that ripples ominously.
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Oh, there's also a pulsing synthwave soundtrack, naturally, and tons of gory violence.
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In short, they can measure the weight of life pulsing through a cell.
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Smoke filled, strobe pulsing, sweat pouring, everyone rocking, stomping, whistling jack, jack jack!
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The power button activates the suctioning device, which kicks on a pulsing sensation.
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During the flight I felt like the future was pulsing on my wrist.
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She knew the pulsing, screeching schedule of the light signal down the street.
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The high point was the finale, a Gypsy rondo, played with pulsing exuberance.
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Under Mr. Newman, the Philharmonic players tore through Bernstein's raw, pulsing, jazzy music.
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"The sky was that pulsing electric blue that it is here," she writes.
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Oversized plastic cocoons throbbed with pulsing air on either side of the stage.
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A pulsing, red light renders the scene into a straight-up horror film.
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Some sensations might be: soft, tingly, tight, tense, open, hot, cool, or pulsing.
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It works by pulsing air and holding it in each zone in sequence.
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The resulting image is haunted by the child's absence, pulsing at the center.
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The quintet's movements are coiled and contained, but pulsing with small, ecstatic fibrillations.
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The pulsing provides dynamic compression, which mimics the muscle pump of your legs.
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This leads to the dreaded "Dyson pulsing" problem you'll see people complain about online.
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The pulsing Thursday night Carnaval Show at La Vista more than fit the bill.
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There is something particularly satisfying about women creating theme music about their pulsing discontent.
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She has visions that something is pulsing within the very walls of the house.
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It was illuminated by two scarlet pulsing lights, and surrounded by a low thrumming.
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Technicolor synth lines skitter along over placid pianos and a gently pulsing kick drum.
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Björk's heart is an enormous lake, and her body is a single pulsing wound.
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Likewise, the film's pulsing score sometimes imposes a convenient but unnecessary surge of emotion.
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Tap the Dodow lightly and it will project a pulsing light onto the ceiling.
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Many comb jellies produce a pulsing rainbow effect as their beating cilia diffract light.
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Feel the pulsing rhythms, like soldiers marching or the relentless ticking of a clock.
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He starts with pulsing some almonds in the food processors, but not too much.
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His frustrated scream pierced the dance-club beat pulsing through a wall of speakers.
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He demonstrated a sequence that veered between wild, flinging movement and tense, pulsing quiet.
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And the age of the Cepheids can be measured based on the pulsing patterns.
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Music by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, who scored the documentary, begins quietly pulsing.
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It works by pulsing and holding air in each zone throughout a timed sequence.
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Honking, chatter and pulsing music are just three strands of the city's braided soundtrack.
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At night, the creatures hummed in huge choruses, the sound pulsing around the neighborhood.
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Specifically, they're interested in a kind of pulsing neutron star called, appropriately, a pulsar.
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Like Ms. Craig in "Company," Ms. Clarke finds the pulsing dynamic in surface passivity.
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The image is also often distorted, at times stretched, other times quivering, pulsing, blurred.
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The Illumy Sleep and Wake Mask by Glo to Sleep ($149) uses an app and colored, pulsing light panels to help encourage sleep (a slow, red pulse to simulate a setting sun) or wakefulness (faster, blue pulsing for a gradually brightening morning sky).
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A slower pulsing is used to convey that the car is yielding to other traffic.
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Adjust the texture as needed with more milk or ice cream, pulsing after each addition.
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It's just that they're pulsing and beating above and below our abilities to hear them.
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He rides a motorcycle, carries a pistol, and wields a metal staff pulsing with electricity.
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There is not much in the way of spectacular ruins, pristine beaches or pulsing nightlife.
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Come to see those 1,200 exhibitors in Startup Alley, the pulsing heart of every Disrupt.
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The light effect is similar to the pulsing LED lights on the JBL Pulse speaker.
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Popped and pulsing purple veins run its entire length, from the first fleshy segment on.
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Dead fucking silent yet there is a palpable explosive energy pulsing through everyone but her.
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When we can see these pulsing jets, that means the poles are pointed toward Earth.
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The pulsing signals appeared to be coming from deep space, possibly from the red dwarf.
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This male vibrator is equipped with high amplitude pulsing for out-of-this-world sensation.
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My blood is pulsing loudly in my ears because I'm in love with someone, you.
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I turned Hunt for the Skinwalker back on, my phone's speaker pulsing from my pocket.
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In Mr. Aucoin's pulsing, fitful score, the orchestra simmers with rattling ostinatos and darting lines.
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With planets pulsing through your magnetic eighth house, you're in the playing-for-keeps mindset.
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He slows it down to something slow-pulsing in the corner of a dark bar.
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"See it pulsing away?" he said to his trainee as they looked at his phone.
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I KO'd my internal bosses to the pulsing beat of the level, I shattered hearts.
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Kaza's rendition at Disney, slow and lyrically pulsing, would surely have made the composer happy.
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The first movement, "Mother Chords," unfolds in gentle, pulsing waves of strange, soft, mystical harmonies.
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A split screen displays side-by-side feeds of her blinking face and pulsing brain.
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Heart pulsing like a hummingbird's; from his bed to the window in four minutes flat.
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The place is loud and bright with cranked music, hard bodies and retro neon-signs pulsing.
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The researchers could measure this behavior based on the pulsing behavior of the spinning neutron star.
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A strange confidence suffuses me, running through the lattice of my veins, pulsing to my groin.
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As more people reach the farm, they peer into the pens, the water pulsing with salmon.
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The song opens with pulsing, cascading beats and precise drums before launching into Elle's measured vocals.
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The words left unspoken — what cannot and must not be said — are a pulsing presence throughout.
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On opener "Reasons," LA beatmaker Astronautica (pictured) glides melodiously through pulsing bass and sun-dappled synths.
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The sun is setting off in the distance and there's pulsing electronic music flooding the room.
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Pulsing throughout the space, the pseudo-documentary highlights the joy of group synchronicity and friendly competition.
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The video mixes both Hollywood and propaganda film tropes that play over a pulsing orchestral score.
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First folds, and then things were glistening and pulsing and I was up, up, and away.
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The pianists, like trusted guides, take the orchestra (and listeners) through a pulsing thicket of music.
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Beyond the buzzing cafes and pulsing night life in Belgrade, there is an atmosphere approaching paranoia.
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Migraines, an intense headache accompanied by a throbbing or pulsing pain, affect one in seven Americans.
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Venus's realm is a platform full of lethargically, primordially pulsing heaps of flesh — sensuality's nightmarish overkill.
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By summertime, humidity will climb to 99 percent, and the cicadas will be a pulsing roar.
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Guts with less pulsing grew thicker but not much longer, whereas the twitching intestines clearly stretched.
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It was rich and oaky, yet pulsing with energy, with a coiled core of mineral flavors.
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An enormous painting completed in 20173, it spans five metres, and is a pulsing kaleidoscope of shapes.
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For a more advanced version, try pulsing as you switch between a basic squat and wide squat.
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The waves of all these decompression explosions will resonate in the pipe, making a pulsing explosive eruption.
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A lot has conspired to make this summer very different, and I am truly pulsing with gratitude.
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Jason Kirk of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says the pulsing water flows will simulate rainfall.
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"He was whooping up the crowd, yelling, a big ol' vein just pulsing his forehead," Tawney recalled.
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Imagine that the works in the exhibition comprise a collective sensing organ, pulsing with colors and texture.
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There's an undercurrent of pulsing energy as the Aston Martin line runs at a steady, measured pace.
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Male vibrator This male vibrator is equipped with high amplitude pulsing for out-of-this-world sensation.
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Then she'd stand in front of a camera for 25 hours with her back pulsing in pain.
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PLAYLIST One evening, the soundtrack was pulsing EDM and songs from Prince, the Human League and Moodymann.
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There's very deliberate composition to each frame, but there's also a dangerous, edgy spontaneity pulsing through it.
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You could dance to a pulsing beat in a disco while Summer mimed orgasming on a track.
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Storefronts flew rainbow flags and pumped pulsing pop music onto the sidewalks, where vendors hawked Pride merchandise.
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For the first half-hour, it was just him at the piano, playing a slow, pulsing lullaby.
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On this arresting song about loss, it's pulsing with perseverance and strength in the face of trauma.
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Sibling pianists Katia and Marielle Labèque provided the music, their synchronized crescendos matching the collection's pulsing energy.
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The red light is pulsing, 24/7, and it does not appear to have an off switch.
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Known for Carnival, bossa nova, and samba, Rio has a pulsing nightlife and an excellent food scene.
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There are also built-in speakers that emit pulsing tones mimicking the frequencies of my brain waves.
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No strobe lights pulsing in the home locker room Sunday, only the harsh glare of the cameras.
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Mimi and Roger's raspy voices deliberately catch on high notes to sell the emotion pulsing behind them.
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Vocals are lush and warm, pulsing emotion and heart around the guitars to build something beautiful and resonant.
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Pulsars, or rapidly spinning neutron stars that look like they're pulsing with light, serve as targets for NICER.
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Time crystals are systems of atoms with a regularly pulsing force, like an electric field, acting on them.
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For example, energy beam weapons are certainly possible; pulsing ones that act more like bullets, not so much.
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London has long been seen as the best place for those pulsing with ambition to make a career.
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That pulsing growth in her back will continue to grow until the game and finds four new victims.
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He looked up: a light, a length of fluorescent tube, humming slightly and pulsing in its wire cage.
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Luca Guadagnino's coming-of-age romance is nothing short of exquisite, pulsing with life and heady with desire.
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The English duo engulfed its audience in relentlessly pulsing rhythms and an atmosphere of layered, high-pitched sounds.
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When the Creation Crystal is placed on the NFC portal, it glows, pulsing to life like a heartbeat.
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Startup Alley, the pulsing heart of every Disrupt, will be home base to hundreds of early-stage startups.
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You won't be mastering anything on 4/20, but you'll love soaking in Geometry Wars pulsing starscapes. WTF?
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Off the Menu CASA NETA MEZCALERIA AND TEQUILERIA Nothing says Mexico like bright wall murals pulsing with energy.
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After pulsing the ingredients into a sticky, nutty pile, the mix looks (and smells) like an energy bar.
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Samira followed the pulsing purple tracing on her handheld map to the hatch, flush with an anonymous bulkhead.
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"Patient X" is an uncanny act of ventriloquism, fusing Akutagawa's jagged storytelling voice with Peace's own pulsing narration.
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Mr. Coltrane's music finds a tottery balance in the space between free-form improvisation and pulsing, onrushing flow.
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Although titled "Digital Matter," it sounds at times like human matter — specifically, the pulsing of a human heart.
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But underlying all this is the pulsing truth of a marginalized minority at the end of its tether.
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Following his sinister thumper "Attention" comes "How Long," a sweet song that masks pulsing sadness at every turn.
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" The pulsing gave way to a vibrating drone that stopped for an instant and I heard, "He's watching.
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Within a couple of minutes, electrical shocks are pulsing into my legs, causing them to contract into pedaling.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — Even an hour after the game, Pep Guardiola was still pulsing, coursing with energy.
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She delivers a pulsing, haunted version, taking flights of lyrical improvisation, note after note soaring over single syllables.
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For once, I don't think of anything except how much I love this feeling pulsing through my veins.
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He and his staff found a way to channel a deep anger pulsing across the country into a victory.
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The calls they make—two to six minute pulsing buzzes—were presumed to help direct female frogs to them.
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The song narrates the story of a love destroyed over alcoholism above strummed guitar chords and Kygo's pulsing piano.
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One painting shows searchlights pulsing through the night sky, as the fiery colors of bombs explode in the darkness.
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At the same time, the torment pulsing through Goodman's work seems to have loosened its grip on the artist.
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I press a buzzer on a dingy apartment door, and a single pulsing eye appears on the intercom screen.
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And right outside the window, there is a wild bush that has become home to an ever-pulsing beehive.
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"We saw the pulsing get much quicker: it happens about every 26 minutes during a solar storm," Dunn said.
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If you're not familiar with Startup Alley, it's Disrupt's exhibition hall and the pulsing heart of the tech conference.
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From this pulsing red hot spot of religious extremism, further decisions will flow that affect the rest of Gilead.
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It was pulsing with people and noise, and featured the Peoria, Illinois, company's finest "iron," in the industry lingo.
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The world is pulsing with several currents that put the America-dominated order at risk and on the decline.
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Instead of my usual coffee, I sat at my desk, shut my eyes, and imagined myself pulsing with energy.
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Pulsing, swivelling, pumping, sparking; the emphasis was on movement, on actions, on work— Don't just stand there , do something .
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In quick cuts with pulsing techno music, the video shows a Defense Department representative speaking, mixed with violent footage.
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The pulsing Brazilian landscape, with its bright greens and men in linen suits, only accentuates the darkness left behind.
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They don't care about the transparent skin we wrapped them in so they could watch their organs pulsing within.
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Daniil Trifonov's Piano Concerto in E-flat Minor, full of Romantic fervor and pulsing lyricism, takes itself very seriously.
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I'm insulted you'd ask me that when you're sitting close enough to feel the heat pulsing from my trousers.
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And there exudes a sour extra-human smell that makes the very stone seem flesh-alive, webbed and pulsing.
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As such "Ablaze" is a surging, joyful pop song—a gauzy drift of Alley's magic melodies and pulsing synths.
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An increasing sense of unease is cultivated with thrashing choreography, pulsing strobe lights, screaming, and whispers of distorted dialogue.
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In Conte's first postmatch interview, after he had left the field, his heart still pulsing, he mentioned his autobiography.
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But it's Scorsese's version: pulsing with more life than most younger filmmakers, before giving way to stark, chilling regret.
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Wired reports the base note is a soft F#maj7 chord, with a slight pulsing sound in the background.
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And where did that longing, that desire come from, if not from the desire, pulsing, sweating, in our pews?
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The electronics become animated with pulsing figures that seem at rhythmic cross-purposes with the increasingly dense, grainy guitars.
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Although Matthews believed a coral in his tank called a "pulsing xenia" was responsible, that would be unusual, Deeds said.
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Dodow is a small circle that lives on your night stand and projects a soft, pulsing light onto the ceiling.
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Push back up to the start, and keep pulsing this way, burning the backs of your arms for 30 dips.
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A pulsing bright blue light illuminating the sky across Queens, New York on Thursday night had everyone thinking one thing.
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It wasn't metal at all, more like a woven tangle of vines, or maybe veins, every part of it pulsing.
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Let them in and you'll fall into more beats, bongos, pulsing synths, and a looped vocal that'll hypnotize your hips.
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So if there is a life force pulsing through Mitski's music — she performs under her first name — it's not accidental.
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The convention center was pulsing with estrogen, and it was exhilarating to be a part of a like-minded sisterhood.
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Not for the faint of heart, the animation by illustrator Mattis Dovier is set to a pulsing soundtrack by XXX.
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It is a place pulsing with anxiety, an environment that would be difficult even for children in less disquieting circumstances.
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"Bury a Friend," with a pulsing, nervous undercurrent and sampled screams, veers between mourning, lashing out and self-destructive thoughts.
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Then there are projections, a percolating marching band, a pulsing electronic beat: "The Transfiguration of Benjamin Banneker" is pretty trippy.
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Teenagers who load the app might find guidance set to the pulsing beat of "Sex Talk" by Megan Thee Stallion.
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Below, Noisey is happy to premiere the video for the track "Basin," a pulsing, hard cut produced by Kirk Knight.
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Jets shoot out of the quasar, pulsing with X-rays, which are some of the hottest things in the entire universe.
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Pulsing music comes and goes, courtesy of an ensemble called Steamboat Switzerland, recorded on a loop and piped into the room.
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There's always been a murky, ambient funk pulsing through their fat, rubbery basslines, but here they hover beneath Greenspan's fragile croon.
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Poignant phrases rise above Mr Hyde's pulsing techno score: "No, we don't say the word 'love'"; "We all hurt people sometimes".
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For the first time, scientists have observed the high-energy auroras pulsing on both of Jupiter's poles at the same time.
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But let's not think about Osama Bin Laden's testicles twitching softly in slow pulsing time with what's left of his heartbeat.
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Weird thing: Didn't read the instructions but leaned across during to put music on, and it started pulsing to the beat.
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From full-out devil worshipping to an Exorcist-inspired episode, this iteration will have plenty of horror elements pulsing through it.
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It's got dual HDMI ports so you can connect multimedia devices, and comes with a wireless subwoofer for deep, pulsing bass.
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The rubber people can be stacked into impossibly straight columns, or tangled in a spidery, pulsing mass of skin and Speedos. .
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Your stomach is an oil slick of Christmas cookies and tequila, and your skull feels like it's filled with pulsing concrete.
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Smaller versions were installed in Paris and New York; no one would fund the swarming, pulsing cosmos he really hoped for.
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Difficult Women is a dark book, pulsing with repressed anger that emerges in sudden starts and with the accompaniment of violence.
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In true Batucada style, Paulo Jr. and Igor emphasize the downbeat throughout "Kaiowas," making it the pulsing heart of the track.
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"Elon Musk is talking about silicon nanoparticles pulsing through our veins to make us sort of semi-cyborg computers," says Jepsen.
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Red-hot Mars is pulsing through your couple-y seventh house all month, making you eager to lock down true love.
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And then across the channel you have Los Angeles, this pulsing metropolis, and I really like that tension for the project.
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But his evocative renderings of animal flesh also thrum with formerly pulsing life, giving them a kind of tragic, empathic power.
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You may hear a Wookie, some alien species in the grass or the exotic, pulsing club music coming from the cantina.
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In the pulsing pre-chorus, Rogers's voice leaps an octave and thins out, like a candle flame stretching for more oxygen.
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Where my body and those of my two sons lay together was a black and pulsing mass, a hole of light.
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Or the sound of the music the musicians created together, a heartaching swelling, a pulsing deep in the groin, indeed unspeakable?
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Then, they beamed a pulsing laser at the antihydrogen, which caused the anti-atoms to emit light, whose colors they measured.
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It's a touchscreen game where the goal is to collect a set pulsing squares in each level by playing with perspective.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: It was one of those summer mornings in New York City when everything seemed pulsing with … more.
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In a park scene, she films squirting water, a white sheet blowing in the wind, light pulsing on the water's surface.
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The LED pulsing is ironically reminiscent of answering machines, which also fits with Alexa's recent transformation into the 21st century landline phone.
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He adds in some extra-virgin olive oil, grated Parmigiano-Reggiano, and sea salt, pulsing them all together gently until they're combined.
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When Tilt Brush's audio-reactive brushstrokes are enabled, parts of the paintings come alive: flickering and pulsing in time to the music.
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An attraction that's been pulsing (since as far back as May) could erupt into a soul-baring confession of truly profound feelings.
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There is more than a little of David Lynch in Ms Groff's Floridian landscape: exotic and bright, yet pulsing with hidden malevolence.
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And of course, you'll get to spend plenty of time exploring Startup Alley — the expo floor and pulsing heart of every Disrupt.
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Pulsing has been observed in neutron stars, extremely dense objects formed by the gravitational collapse of a stellar remnant after a supernova.
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The heart stops being understood as a thumping notebook, a pulsing record of feeling, and the brain becomes the body's ruling organ.
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He can also summon a giant pulsing tentacle from the ground to ensnare his opponents, bringing Injustice a welcome infusion of hentai.
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Or it's a gas stream pulsing from the ass of a mechanical bird flying a figure eight around the fucking burial ground.
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"Sweat" handily earns its grabby title, pulsing with the intensity of drama drawn directly from the hard-lived experiences of its characters.
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The entire audience joined in for the 15-minute sweat session and everyone was squatting and pulsing in front of their seats.
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The collapsing and re-forming of the cyphers gave the street a pulsing, party atmosphere, blurring the lines between performers and audience.
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Even ostensibly simple moments, like the wistful, gently pulsing slow movement of the Seventh String Quartet, seem to echo an immemorial past.
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With pulsing Avicii-style synths, Autograf has done remixes for Lorde and Pharrell, and now they're coming to light up TechCrunch's party.
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At present, the basketball world feels like a beautiful ball of flames, pulsing through the NBA landscape without consistency, predictability, or direction.
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Throughout the night, guys in leather straps danced to cold, pulsing disco, dancers and punters throwing off clothes in the dense heat.
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"Gimme Love" sounds like what a pulsing sensation feels like when someone you like touches your skin; it's an immediate, unexpected fizz.
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Whereas "Modern Soul" followed in the tradition of Blake's lush solo fare, "RPG" is frenetic, pulsing and squirming around Trim's coolheaded bars.
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The electric proportions of the fractal universe collide in a pulsing video of symmetrical graphics, dripping with piercing whites and blazing oranges.
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This boutique four-star gem sits in the middle of it all, in a beautifully restored Art Nouveau building on pulsing Oranienstrasse.
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Pulsing amicably throughout is a self-identified obsession on Shapland's behalf to find out whether or not Carson McCullers was a lesbian.
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His wild, unpredictably pulsing style can also be heard in his writing for traditional symphony orchestra, and even in a ballet score.
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The suit covers her arms and legs and provides pulsing massage and compression to increase blood flow and speed up muscle repairs.
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Trilobites Pulsing movements in an embryo are crucial to helping intestines grow into the wonder tube that it is, a study finds.
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The pulsing two-part showpiece heralded a new dimension to our most private superstar, who had created her most personal album yet.
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Each new song triggered a different set of jellyfish behaviors: flashes of color in its gelatinous body, tentacles pulsing with the rhythm.
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There are no other instruments, just Vernon cooing and pulsing and raging against the Messina, trying to outrace the imperative of harmony.
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The book represented freedom for me with epic set pieces and a genuinely moving humanism pulsing beneath the playful and revolutionary surface postmodernism.
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That is because the room was at capacity, filled with 750 pre-teen and teen girls, emitting a pulsing, hair-raising, collective shriek.
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Astronomers suspect these stars act like lighthouse beacons in the universe, regularly emanating or "pulsing" blasts of X-ray light as they spin.
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The water is a lambent azure, pulsing and receding in passes — up close the content is almost obscured by the paint's oily glare.
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The new silicone-based wearable also is also more sensitive to noise, responding in pulsing vibration to ambient sound like voices and noise.
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Its deep-breathing graphics are also strikingly similar to the Breathe interface that Apple introduced yesterday, right down to the pulsing green circle.
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You can select static colors as well as different lighting modes that range from pulsing lights to waves throughout the entire color spectrum.
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Stretching 40 feet in diameter, the spiral and circles of pulsing metal were a response by Howe to the power of the sun.
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Elsewhere, Heron Oblivion put on the best set of the festival, merging Meg Baird's ethereal vocals with pummeling guitars and pulsing bass lines.
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Tall, statuesque, and pulsing with Amazonian blood, Diana (Gal Gadot) doesn't easily blend in with the outside world in the film Wonder Woman.
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For 15 seconds, through the pulsing of the salsa music, they thought it might have been firecrackers, Ms. Summers said in an interview.
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The pins vibrated intensely for dark pixels and stayed still for light ones, enabling users to feel the picture pulsing on their backs.
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The anonymous heads asleep in the corners, the weird slurred questions about Coronation Street, the tinny, pulsing music, the complete lack of atmosphere.
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While Mr. Huang draws on Chinese sonorities, he folds them into his own feisty modernist voice, with whole passages of pulsing dance music.
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"It was just hypnotic, with this pulsing light — I could see the ocean floor above me and the sun below me," he said.
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And given the anti-billionaire sentiment pulsing through the Democratic Party right now, Steyer being too out front on impeachment might not help.
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"Double Helix," a 2018 composition for four guitarists by Mr. Lucier, draws from some of the pulsing microtonal strategies of his earlier works.
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With "Taurine" and "L-Carnitine" pulsing through my bloodstream, I thought it prudent to start jacking my fellow matrix men with some jibes.
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Several medical experts, including those opposed to the new abortion restrictions, say that it isn't medically correct to call that pulsing a heartbeat.
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Mr. Carrabba's songs — scarred wails pulsing with nervy punk energy — were among the genre's most recognizable, but all that wailing took its toll.
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The lineup would be a bunch of aggressively out-there electronic music acts, headlined by the pulsing, psychedelic synth sounds of Golden Donna.
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Tony wanted me to go home with him, but doing that, given the emotion pulsing through me, felt like a form of betrayal.
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He played Prokofiev's "Sarcasms" with pummeling energy and steely sound, and then conveyed the crunchy, pulsing brutality of Bartok's "Out of Doors" suite.
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There I remembered the peninsulaof my sea, the breeze opening the waterto no book but dusk; no electricity,just stars pulsing over shanties.
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He is the human embodiment of corporate messaging, which means that he is basically insane: infantile and grasping, every neuron pulsing with need.
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Still, the all-day offerings, including a fried-chicken sandwich pulsing with the heavenly perfume of Aleppo pepper, are enough to recommend it.
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And still others cause snails to hang out in open spaces, with swollen eyestalks pulsing like neon signs, for apparently the same reason.
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I can still remember almost every frame of the video, and I developed a sort of Pavlovian response to the song's pulsing beat.
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Those vibrating, pulsing, crying, howling, screaming, silent, vicious, bleeding, enveloping, staring, saturating, penetrating, stroking, petting paintings were right there in front of us.
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The viewer can follow these lines, which resemble the pulsing readings of a heart monitor, to detect spatial manipulation in the original landscape composition.
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" Pulsing with brassy beats and lion's roars, the song, according to rapid-fire rapper Changbin is about "gaining the confidence to face new challenges.
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First responders also rely on the ability to turn off the electricity pulsing through a structure—but photovoltaic panels can make their own power.
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But the sounds here fall back further, towards the pulsing new wave of the British 1980s, a synthetic foundation for Bejar's blissed-out fanfares.
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It will automatically reprogram the watch by pulsing your smartphone camera's flash, creating an encoded message that is decoded by the watch's light sensor.
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Mr. Abrahamsen enshrouds these lines with gently throbbing, piercing music, though the vocal part often seems to float above pulsing patterns in the orchestra.
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But you need some naughty, too, because erotic Mars and stable Saturn will be pulsing through your seductive eighth house from the 2nd on.
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Startup Alley — the pulsing heartbeat of every Disrupt — is about as prime a piece of real estate as you'll find in the startup world.
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The camera senses the location of objects, converting the signals into pulsing haptic vibrations that alert the wearer to the location of an object.
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If bleeding continues, or bright red, pulsing, or squirting blood appears, this indicates an arterial injury, and a tourniquet is the tool to use.
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With its pulsing, U2-style electric guitar riff, the song would sound at home on mainstream country radio, a direction that still surprises Childers.
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When his mother was eight months pregnant with him, Mr. Wachner explained, she started learning Ginastera's pulsing First Piano Sonata, and played it constantly.
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However, when I walked into Sektor 909, thoughts of protests dissolved with the beats pulsing through the mirrored space bathed in seductive red strobes.
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Here the human heart is not the poetic locus of love, but the pulsing, fallible organ pumping atop our livers, or beneath our floorboards.
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By synching your breathing with Dodow's pulsing light, you bring your breathing rate down significantly, ultimately slowing down your metabolism and helping you relax.
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A field of them crams the screen, and the camera, down at their level, whips and zooms, pulsing back and forth in outright panic.
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It seemed like every time I returned to where I'd set it up, Clips was pulsing its amber light, crying out for a recharge.
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As ever with Young Fathers, that looks bleak AF written down but is turned into a rich, pulsing slice of a three-minute song.
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The first reports to arrive were of vast flooding and destruction, rivers of brown water pulsing through streets and homes shorn of tin roofs.
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Rodrigo with a beautiful dummy along the sideline, and he sprints forward in the most pulsing move a Spanish player has made all day.
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That idea that you have this huge pulsing continent, this West Coast, where everything's pushing up against land's edge—it's like a geographic fence.
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Although this scene veers very far from the book, DuVernay succeeds in heightening the emotional impact of the father-daughter reunion with pulsing colors.
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Her saintlike patience and technical expertise, as well as a penchant for capturing people's emotional intensity, imbue her images with a pulsing, urban kineticism.
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Other apps like Ikea Place and Hot Lava will use lidar to transform your rooms with Swedish commodity design and pulsing hot magma, respectively.
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Ms. Fernández's sister, Paola, 4003, had long since stopped dancing to the calypso music pulsing from a speaker at the front of the stall.
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Then some turntable scratching ushers in a shift toward the synthetic: pulsing keyboard parts, voices chopped into samples, the guitar suddenly distorted and stuttering.
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It has honed an extremely reliable and almost romantic take on blue-collar rock, largely avoiding the lyrical in favor of throbbing, pulsing id.
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But those public impressions of a kind of pulsing, sexist masculinity on the brink of losing control at any moment are not always incorrect.
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The wildly pulsing drone music that could be heard offstage as Warhol's camera zoomed in and out was immediately recognizable as the Velvet Underground.
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If the button is not pulsing, hold the "b" button down for 3 seconds to allow your Beats Pill to pair with your iPhone.
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Walk through any of these neighborhoods, and you'll discover blocks of rainbow flags and queer clubs pulsing with extremely corny but good '90s house music.
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Unruly foliage resolves into orderly geometric shapes, swimming pools become swirling blue spirals, while rugs, bookshelves, and floorboards become pulsing arrangements within the larger scheme.
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Instead, it was a massive dome where attendees could see giant neon caterpillars, alien landings, and geometric shapes pulsing through the cosmos—no hallucinogens required.
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By 2005, with interest in the Nike Mag still pulsing, he and Parker believed that technology had advanced enough to make adaptable performance a reality.
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Olsen, standing alone in a blacked out room, donned a tinsel-inspired silver wig and headset as looming, deep pulsing synth crept up around her.
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Then, in the 1990s and early 2000s, notifications like pulsing BlackBerry LEDs and "You've got mail!" were shoved into the forefront of our collective consciousness.
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Inside the headset, I was riding a figure eight-shaped track, with pulsing borders and an aesthetic that can only be described as lightcycle-esque.
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If music were made of light instead of invisible vibrations, it might look like the room full of pulsing hanging bulbs currently shining in SoHo.
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Every year there are dozens of reports of UFO sightings, strange machinery hovering in the sky, the sky pulsing in green, speeding, sounding geomagnetic disturbances.
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It's nearing midnight at this point, but the venue is still pulsing with sound and chatter—despite it being the middle of the work week.
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Also, they serve as a reminder that "Gasolina" is a great song, one that exudes an indomitable spirit in every moment of its pulsing insistence.
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But Monster Rally's new VR music video instantly transports landlocked viewers to a fantastical, tropical escape—complete with surf guitar, pulsing waves, and colorful botanicals.
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Never is he less reluctant a DJ than during this pump-up-the-jam tension-stroker between pulsing rave synths and full-on house tempos.
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A pounding bass runs underneath those layered vocals, as programmed strings stab away at the air that falls between the songs pulsing 4/4 beat.
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All that is missing is the distinctly living intrusion of a lashy eye or a pulsing heartbeat to define how truly human the Fleshlettes are.
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This dichotomy hints at the enduring appeal of a book pulsing with teenage boys whose primary value is friendship and whose secondary interest is romance.
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The track itself is backed by a pulsing, ambient kind of EDM arrangement, and all in all it's not a bad representation of the genre.
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Her 2016 album, "Early Americans," her first in a trio setting, played up the contrast between her horn and the pulsing bass of Mark Helias.
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As in the organic yeast feedback loops of "Anywhen," the pulsing light and soundscapes of "London Fog" reacted to the dance of the water vapor.
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The Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith has high speeds, loops and drops, all in the dark and set to the pulsing music of Aerosmith.
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After several episodes, we got used to the pulsing music and traces of the Demagorgon, but we'll need our wits about us for Season 2.
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Inspired by the 2017 Social Good Summit On the corner of East 92nd and LexingtonUnder congested incandescence of pulsing citythe world bends itself into a village.
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The scene also contains examples of variable stars—stellar objects with changing brightness owing to pulsing behavior, rapid rotation, or being eclipsed by a binary partner.
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A seven-foot, two-inch tall white beacon of basketball light; pulsing from the high-profile world of the NBA, back to the courts of Australia.
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A new screen (actually built into the parent Gboard app that you otherwise pretty much never see after install) will slide in with a pulsing microphone.
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The "song," called "Hahahrawrrahaha," is hypnotic, and not just because of the pulsing beat: It's perfectly distilled aural Goldblum gold, inimitably encapsulating his uniquely weird attractiveness.
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With a brain of its own, this tiny yet powerful blender combines unique timed pulsing, blending, and pausing patterns to ensure a smooth blend every time.
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Camille and her crew, boards in tow, take the train to Brooklyn and end up in a graffitied, sweaty, and pulsing rave-meets-skatepark warehouse party.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Pulsing lights, suggestions of faces, and colors blooming like flowers flow together in the virtual reality (VR) experience of Dream.
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The Talking Heads' pulsing backbeat is a weirdly perfect fit for Gomez's breathy pop, making for one of the catchiest songs I've commuted to in months.
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Almost everything you see in the finale, from the vehicles being tossed around to Ares's electric-pulsing armor, was created or heavily modified inside a computer.
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He calls the crowd to the front of the stage, and by the end of the song, there's a mass around them, pulsing to the music.
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I remembered his words later as the streets erupted, crowds pulsing with passion became riotous, and the air filled with fire and tear gas and sorrow.
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I noticed last week when I was showering that when the water hit me in one spot, my legs were shaking and my stomach was pulsing.
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If the spectacle in the arena was global, the scenes on the roughly 19-mile procession were strictly local, pulsing with pride for a native son.
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When I had my first panic attack, in Russia in the summer of 2010, the entire world shrank to the size of my frantically pulsing aorta.
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Next, a circular, pulsing blue icon appeared on the new phone, and some accompanying text guided me to capture it with the iPhone 743 Plus camera.
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I crossed my legs in a way that made my entire pelvis numb in an attempt not to feel my bladder pulsing for the entire show.
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At face value, "Loudspeaker" is a euphoric anthem laden with pulsing rhythm guitar, very Haim meets 80s power-pop (we premiered the glorious track last month).
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Sometimes you have to take a step back from the pulsing lights and pounding subs of the club and evaluate what this is really all about.
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On these nights, Anfield regards itself as an active participant in the drama: deafening, crackling, pulsing with energy, possessed of a power to alter the result.
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I knew I had to write three sex scenes for my fic, and they were looming over me like something pulsing and throbbing and red, TBH.
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For nearly an hour, tech industry reporters and social media stars waited in a neon-lit room pulsing with music spun by a live disc jockey.
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" In "Yikes," a pulsing, plunging synthesizer bass line and echoing, hooting voices accompany Mr. West as he raps about drugs and fears — "sometimes I scare myself.
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Pulsing end-to-end action here, as both midfields seem to have disappeared, which perhaps isn't surprising considering Germany has taken off two midfielders for forwards.
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That work for six dancers unfolds to a pulsing score for two cellos and piano by the recent Juilliard graduate Nathan Prillaman, to be played live.
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Even today, when I'm at a performance and the stern, pulsing third movement begins, I feel like I should be in the aisle doing jumping jacks.
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Colorful raw canvases, unstretched and pulsing with shapes and palettes that conjure Abstract Expressionism, color theory, and verdant terrain all at once, floated throughout the room.
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Below, the Grand Concourse, normally pulsing with activity, was deserted and silent, except for the rattle of shop grates being pulled open and police trucks idling.
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"I felt the play pulsing with Sam Shepard's unconscious, and I realized how rarely I feel that in the theater today," Mr. Shinn said on Monday.
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Where once had been warm, pulsing flesh was now a cold heavy stone, that pulled down pressing out normal life and bowing the head of her.
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"There were certain places where we walked in, and the lobby and leasing office had this sort of thumping and pulsing club vibe," Mr. Minhaj said.
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Now I wanted Felix to feel that for himself, outside of me, fully aware of the cool water pulsing on his lanky 5-year-old body.
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Fontenot and a friend had just pulled into the driveway of another house where she sometimes stayed when her friend's pickup truck filled with pulsing light.
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Through that context, we can examine how often our votes are manipulated by raw, unchecked emotion of the kind that drives the musical's pulsing rock score.
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Whatever mission she's on never comes into focus; the suspense, encouraged by the pulsing drone of Askar Brickman's soundtrack, is reduced to anticipating the next fall.
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A woman smashing car windows with a flower and slow-motion psychedelia pulsing to musical tones are among the fantasies to be found in Rist's work.
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Ralph Angel is a troubled, pensive character whose pulsing interaction with two white men in the third episode will have viewers on the edge of their seats.
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Agony promised a lengthy trip to the underworld, one pulsing with the flesh of sinners, surrounded by a grotesque aesthetic riffing on the mind of H.R. Giger.
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Pulsing beneath the sadness is a pronounced empathy, a focus on humans' capability to be brave enough to fight for what they love and who they are.
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The top five winners included other incredible videos as well, like a psychedelic video of a laser pulsing erratically through soap or a water flea giving birth.
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A soundtrack of Cassils's breathing and the aural impact of body on clay looped loudly in the background, accompanied subtly by the pulsing of a disembodied heartbeat.
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After pulsing the slices into fine crumb form, it took me a solid ten minutes to successfully toast (not burn) the seasoned crumbs to crispy, golden perfection.
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The pulsing electro-pop soundtrack, the '70s action film camerawork, and the emotionally manipulative script are designed to evoke every emotion it can: sadness, joy, nostalgia, awe.
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There's also a massage function that can vibrate individual sections of the bed, sending waves of tremors up and down your body, or pulsing in specific spots.
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While I got used to the quiet and the pulsing of my blood in my ears and nose, she pushed me out a little, then in again.
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The thudding kick drum, the open-hearted piano chords, the synthetic pulsing bass— it might have sounded like tacky Euro-dance, but something greater was at play.
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The Violin Concerto (1992) unfolds in an episodic, teeming rush of colors, effects and techniques, with echoes of plaintive Transylvanian folk song and bouts of pulsing wildness.
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He later explained that he wants to nuke the sky over the Martian poles every couple of seconds, to create two tiny pulsing "suns" over the regions.
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Now he and his prime collaborator, Owen Williams, are back to poke that beast some more with "Operation Avalanche," a Cold War comedy-thriller pulsing with paranoia.
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But when it came to my life — to that soft, pulsing, internal backbeat — people had stopped asking me questions, because they thought they already had the answers.
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They're tearing up the air at New York City Center, where a pulsing reincarnation of Elizabeth Swados's "Runaways" is testifying to the atomic power of adolescent angst.
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A week prior to the Tuesday decision, over 200 leading chefs from across Europe signed a petition pledging to no longer purchase seafood harvested using electric pulsing.
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The Q Brothers, known for a similar madcap mash-up, "The Bomb-itty of Errors," once again mix pulsing beats and clever rhymes into the celebrated tale.
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Porn Grid rendered only the pulsing and heaving parts of the body (mouth, breasts, penises), articulating Minter's practice of breaking the body into pieces like a puzzle.
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I had to read this passage twice to understand that it didn't happen, so pungent is it, brought to pulsing life by isolation and proximity to death.
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The same goes for an even more left-field song in "Project 2," a track that makes do with pulsing, unpredictable drum beats and ambient synth stabs.
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Or, it hadn't until last week, when I found myself peering into the pulsing touchscreen of something called the RegisTree and being asked to determine my fate.
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Even if we couldn't see Io itself, the enormous auroras, pulsing to the beat of a hidden orbiting body, would tell us that something was out there.
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We see this too in the intricate, pulsing graphic elements of "MacDoodle St." The panel border often looks as if it's about to walk off the page.
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For several minutes, all she hears is the pitter-patter of chilly February raindrops on the barn roof mixed with the pulsing sound of her own heart racing.
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A mysterious radio source located in a galaxy 20158 million light years from Earth is pulsing on a 26-day cycle, like clockwork, according to a new study.
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It totally has the right vibe, with a hint of island feels in the steel drum samples and a pulsing rhythm that makes it just a bit edgy.
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You sign up for a new barre class, thinking you know what you're in for: some ab work, lots of pulsing up and down, maybe something resembling ballet.
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It's interesting that Nissan chose to unveil the Xmotion in Detroit and not at CES in Las Vegas, where these types of pulsing, untraditional concepts are typically displayed.
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Sometimes, when life gets a bit much, all you really want to do is dance in the middle of the road to the sweet, pulsing rhythms of Vengaboys.
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This created more froth and more fog and resulted in a spike of people who don't believe real news, much less the fake news pulsing through the system.
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One mode lets you use the PlayStation Move to draw 3D art that reacts to whatever music you're listening to, thumping and pulsing in time to the beat.
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The film is the offspring of Dario Argento's "Suspiria" (1977), which, with its superhot colors and its pulsing score, was a fever dream, best viewed with a temperature.
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And so I was headed to the suburbs, to the corridor along Highway 1.353, an unscenic but pulsing artery of high quality, delicious and inexpensive regional Chinese cuisine.
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Down in the clear, dark water, I spotted a little moon jellyfish, its milky white outlines pulsing like an accordion over the violet stars and crescent shells below.
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Presented as a pulsing rock ritual to dispel the doubts that plague early adulthood, the show also feels as cuddly as a well-worn plush toy (2800:2745).
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Presented as a pulsing rock ritual to dispel the doubts that plague early adulthood, the show also feels as cuddly as a well-worn plush toy (1:5813).
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Presented as a pulsing rock ritual to dispel the doubts that plague early adulthood, the show also feels as cuddly as a well-worn plush toy (22800:28118).
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Presented as a pulsing rock ritual to dispel the doubts that plague early adulthood, the show also feels as cuddly as a well-worn plush toy (21:20).
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In paintings such as the optically pulsing red and blue "Eyeopener" (2018), I sense Ledgerwood's push to expand her possibilities, and to bring other visual possibilities into play.
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This often occurs as early as six weeks into a pregnancy, when an ultrasound may be able to detect the pulsing of what will become the fetus's heart.
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A sub-millimetre piece of tissue, even one that displays synchronised electrical pulsing, is unlikely to have anything which a full-grown human being would recognise as consciousness.
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The project started with an observation by Mr. Abrams that some upside-down jellyfish in his lab would immediately slow their pulsing when the lights were turned off.
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Dark wood walls, pulpits, doors, pews and balconies were carved with apples, long-stemmed flowers, seeds, and prominently beaked birds; and embedded with zigzagging, pulsing, and spinning lines.
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He has pointed to his anti-abortion stance and support of a state law barring abortion after the pulsing of what becomes the fetus's heart can be detected.
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Within a few years, styles became increasingly baroque, entire flanks of subway cars sheathed in florid top-down murals, hurtling the city's overlooked periphery into its pulsing center.
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The cells then began to work on their own -- skin cells bonded to form structure, while pulsing heart muscle cells allowed the robot to move on its own.
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And the choreography, at its pulsing best in the athletic set piece "Steppin' to the Bad Side," has enough furious precision to keep you in a vicarious sweat.
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Sure, I know what it is to be lonely, but today's special is a physical need to be touched by someone decent, a pulsing palm to the back.
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Now build a 30-foot-tall Menger sponge, line it with pulsing LEDs, and then surround it with scalloped, gold-lined walls, and you have the Devs set.
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The closer you listen to the pulsing tracks, the deeper they get, mixing in layers of uncompromising fun and funk while twisting against the traditional bounds of femininity.
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But as long as the show has this pair's obsession, respect, and intrigued attraction to each other pulsing at its center, it'll be a thrill to watch unfold.
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As a vignette game hybridized with the pulsing rhythm of a buddy comedy plot, The Last Time is content to lets its conversations unfold between building fires and standoffs.
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My skull felt like it was trying to exit my body through the skin, pulsing routinely against the flesh of the left side of my face and my forehead.
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"We've known about pulsing neutron stars for nearly fifty years, and some theories predicted white dwarfs could show similar behaviour," said Boris Gänsicke, a co-author on the paper.
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It's not exactly clear why the auroras are behaving this way, but Dunn has some ideas about what could cause the rhythmic pulsing of the southern X-ray aurora.
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Tanning bodies blanket its sandy beaches by day, and after sunset, Anatolian folk melodies compete with pulsing club music in the narrow streets rising from its yacht-filled harbor.
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"Temptation," their most-played number live, followed in its footsteps in 1982 with a pulsing synth intro that rises like the dawn and sunny electric strumming from Bernard Sumner.
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The track starts out quietly enough: over pulsing synths, Parker depicts a tumultuous, all-consuming relationship in her smoky, stripped-down way (not dissimilar to Aussie songstress Banoffee's tones).
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Add the dry ingredients and milk alternately, pulsing the mixer while you add the dry so that it combines well without creating a cloud of flour in your face.
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Entering with a series of clanging false starts, "Transmission" eventually centres itself around an arrhythmic, pulsing fizz that Pharmakon mastermind Margaret Chardiet layers her processed yelps and screams over.
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This is the life-blanching landscape of your most anxious nightmares, where death waits in the shadows, a feeling underscored by the pulsing thrum of Eric Sleichim's sound design.
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Sitting on the floor with a pulsing bladder, I'm far from the recreational user profile: I carry an Interstitial cystitis (a chronic bladder issue) diagnosis, permitting my medical use.
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Because that hypnotic pulsing of their bell does more than propel the animal: Dabiri's previous research has found that a jellyfish's methodical movements create vortices that suck in prey.
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Only the "America" number, in which the Puerto Rican men and women sing and dance out opposing views of their homeland, has that pulsing clarity you long for elsewhere.
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Underlying the deaths of both women is not simply the tedious battle of the right versus the left, but a pulsing artery of misogyny that oxygenates the patriarchal machine.
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But the Kosciuszko hopped over the rather narrow and stagnant Newtown Creek, while the Tappan Zee stretches over a pulsing, vital river prized by both ships and aquatic life.
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Also on view is "Total Recall" (1987), an 18-minute symphony of pulsing sound, corporate logos, movie titles and computer graphics spread over 24 monitors and 3 projection screens.
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You're pulsing, tapping, and plié-ing your way through a barre class, channeling your inner Misty Copeland, when you feel a stabbing pain shoot through the arch of your foot.
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Then, when you get home and want to relax, you could always turn the rainbow back on and relax to the pulsing, blinking, or breathing of a thousand different colors.
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The "water" is the murky substance surrounding the galaxy, which is actually energy pulsing from its active galactic nucleus, most likely caused by a supermassive black hole buried deep inside.
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"This would never have happened so openly even 10 years ago," one of a group of young Tunisians shouts to me over the bass pulsing out of refrigerator-size speakers.
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Once I was ready to go to sleep, I strapped it on, activating a pulsing, warm-colored light (meant to trigger melatonin production to make you sleepy) and ambient sounds.
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Enlisting Kendrick Lamar seemed like the perfect match for the visuals for "Freedom," a rallying cry for black women with heavy gospel influences and pulsing co-production from Just Blaze.
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The album is studded with guest spots from distinctive female vocalists — AlunaGeorge's Aluna Francis, Syd from The Internet, Little Dragon's Yukimi Nagano — who retain their identities within Kay's pulsing arrangements.
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The track is an interesting way to end what has been Junior Boys' slickest release to date: it's strange and secluded, practically pulsing with a desire to be left alone.
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A fluffy cloud hangs in the center of a living room, emitting the sounds of a user-selected playlist while pulsing with colored lights that hint at an impending thunderstorm.
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While the kitchen blender system has the high performance to blend and crush ice with ease, it also has the control of a food processor with one-touch pulsing power.
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No one else can speak for Cubans, but I imagine many would say their national soul will be just fine, not least because of the pulsing health of their music.
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Snowden aces a cyber-exam test nearly five times faster than the best record — set to a pulsing synth beat, of course — after which O'Brian practically gives him free rein.
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A fuzzy keyboard mimics an oud melody, sprinting through notes with the abandon of a black-metal guitar solo, while drums and hand claps bang out a pulsing dancehall backbeat.
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Meitu said on Wednesday it will launch a face-cleansing brush that can automatically identify the best pulsing setting for a user by detecting his or her individual skin condition.
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It's a collection filled with pulsing synths and smart percussion—plus a standout guest appearance from Tove Lo—a smart mix of intimate, soft-centered balladry and dancefloor-angled electropop.
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A custom lighting rig featuring 2,300 LEDs was used to create the hypnotic pulsing visuals in the music video for Lusine's track, "Just a Cloud," taken from new album Sensorimotor.
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I did, however, find the slightly weighty mask with its pulsing red light somewhat comforting to begin to doze off in on my back at the end of the day.
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In addition to our devotion to our Alabama family, we shared our love of the water, the arts and the pulsing energy of New York City as our adopted home.
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He would often, as in "RH005," make multiple tracings of an object, each a little different from the previous one, each imbued with individual energy, pulsing next to the others.
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In the darkened lab, they observed a tankful of jellyfish pulsing infrequently and staying still for long periods of time — jellyfish that looked, in other words, like they were sleeping.
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The sequential pulsing also helps reduce fluid backflow and unlike static compression, which can be detrimental to normal circulatory flow, the Pulse 2.0 releases pressure once it's no longer needed.
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These linkages, flowing through our communities, under our highways, bubbling up in the livestock allotments of our public lands or pulsing within renewable energy development zones, are not easily replaced.
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Carried by pulsing keyboards and a bashing beat, Kevin Parker — the one-man studio band Tame Impala — confronts all the misgivings of being a grown-up still making pop music.
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It was literally strobe lights (you're supposed to keep your eyes closed) pulsing in my face, accompanied by soothing sounds, and at one point I got a blanket over me.
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It is not where one usually comes to encounter contemporary video art, still less a work featuring complex 3D graphics, a pulsing electronica score, and captions in hot-pink Helvetica.
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Her music, from its pulsing club-ready beats to rap-head flows to bellowing choruses, creates a haven for people who can feel easily misunderstood or undersold by mainstream culture.
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Combining the pulsing terrain of a brain scan and an abstract sci-fi flick, a music video finds its way into the viewer's mind by playing around with 3D textures.
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As we sit in a small arcade in the back of a Santa Monica bowling alley, Kamaiyah emanates an effortless tranquility, despite the irritating rings and drums pulsing from nearby games.
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Every night — or at least every other night — the aurora borealis is visible in parts of Scandinavia, Russia, Alaska and Northern Canada as slowly moving, pulsing green, brown and red curtains.
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Though their jet spurts may seem chaotic and uncoordinated, the random pulsing of each salp in the chain results in a steady swimming velocity, with significantly decreased drag through the water.
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I wait for a pebble-tap at the window, a flashlight pulsing in a Morse code I will instantly understand, telling me to get moving, to come outside, to leave quietly.
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The first two episodes find him still trapped in the Lodge, facing the shrieking spirit of Laura Palmer and an angry human-sized nervous system topped by a pulsing, talking brain.
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The release also comes with two remixes, a more pulsing techno version by Black Meteoric Star's Gavin Russom, and a self-remix by SIREN themselves that's available below for free download.
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" She goes on, "Sure, I know / what it is to be lonely, but today's special / is a physical need to be touched by someone / decent, a pulsing palm to the back.
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As you move around, you discover you can project streams of Lisa Frank-esque big-eyed kitties with your virtual hands, which fly into the landscape while pulsing with the beat.
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The module is a white box containing three key sensors — one that sees visible light, one that measures infrared, and another that uses a type of laser pulsing technology called LIDAR.
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A disturbing history of sexual assault, bullying, harassment, and intimidation of women became the year's biggest story that wasn't exclusively Trump-centric, though he was a cancerous pulsing part of it.
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Using wind data from national weather services, as well as its own laser pulsing technology, the stratollite can determine which of the winds are moving and then change its altitude accordingly.
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In the summer, the paved ground next to the small cliff that the kids dive off is packed with beach chairs, sunbathers and the pulsing radio from the busy aperitivo bar.
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But I took out the bassnote so you'd hear the chords, and turned it into a pulsing eight-chord thing where I took the influence from Daft Punk's Tron kinda stuff.
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But the company could tell that the changes it had introduced at the beginning of the year hadn't had the intended effect of slowing the political venom pulsing through the platform.
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Blood Bitch, being about vampires and blood, takes a subtle turn toward the pulsing electronic textures of the late 1970s and 80s, the broad sinewaves of exploitation and slasher film soundtracks.
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It enables you to control the strength of your brew through a water pulsing process that lets your coffee steep longer, as opposed to the single stream produced by the K50.
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McAfee hasn't garnered the same attention as Johnson and Petersen, but he released a campaign video -- with quick cuts and pulsing techno music --asking voters to buck the major political parties.
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Sun Belt hope for Democrats But this year, Democrats are pulsing with vastly more energy across the Sun Belt states, though they still face big structural barriers in all of them.
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There are 21 fully defined characters in this pulsing, three-hour drama, and having seen the show four times (first in London), I feel I've come to know them all intimately.
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It was while he attended Juilliard that he also started performing at bigger, more popular sites, including the Palladium, the Manhattan club that was the pulsing heart of the mambo craze.
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And in that way, it's the quintessential FilmStruck movie — foreign but approachable, decades old but fresh and alive, pulsing with affection for the art of movies and all of their possibilities.
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Her pulsing photograph "Nightview, New York," taken from an upper-floor window of the Empire State Building in 1932, remains among the most widely recognized images we have of the city.
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For example, both Google's Android system and Apple's iOS software include controls to turn on other sensory notifications — usually a pulsing light or a vibration — to enhance alerts or incoming calls.
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The guards patrolling the crowds have to physically hold back the hundreds of young women so fired up by the pulsing patriotic songs that they push their bodies against the barricades.
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Instead of pulsing the inside rear brake pad to sharpen handing, SH-AWD vectors additional torque to the outside rear tire, pushing it around the bend in a more natural fashion.
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The study suggests that the gentle pulsing of the developing gut is key to its elongation, much as squeezing on a tube of toothpaste will cause the extruded toothpaste to elongate.
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That premiere will be performed with "Dream Suite," a 2014 piece set to Tchaikovsky, and "Les Noces," a provocative look at marriage, accompanied by Stravinsky's pulsing score of the same name.
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The overlapping of strands—the circling sixteenth notes, the pulsing eighth notes, the pungent dissonances of the oboes—makes him think of human beings interacting: voices in conversation, bodies erotically intertwined.
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Mr. Hui, the club owner, spent much of the afternoon filtering through a mellow crowd of perhaps 100 people, and occasionally pausing to dance amid artificial fog and pulsing stage lights.
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She had Tchaikovsky, and masked attendants, the frustration of not knowing her own body, the reassurance of Priscilla's hand, the beautiful pulsing whorl of Jacob's soft head, the prickle of maternal feeling.
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The city is pulsing with young kids at the parties, the art crowd at the openings, all of these events to a certain extent inspired who I met and got to photograph.
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The most interesting revelation, to me, is that the game's signature sound—pulsing, distorted synth lines that roar and squeal like the devil—is really nothing more than a simple sine wave.
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Instead of high-def imagery in a first-person viewpoint, the game uses a top-down view reminiscent of '80s games, with retro and pixelated graphics and a pulsing synth-heavy soundtrack.
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As calmly as she can, though she is trembling, though she can feel waves of fear pulsing from her body into the air, she faces the dog and speaks, using human words.
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Brooklyn Heights and the city's "pulsing heart," Fulton Ferry landing, are consecrated in verse by a poem of Whitman's, which, Ryan ventures, might contain the first description of cruising in American literature.
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Canadian R&B star The Weeknd won for "Best Video" with "Starboy", featuring Daft Punk, and he performed the gloomy, pulsing number live, emerging from a star-covered dome on center stage.
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Countless times during the shoot we'd all look at the monitor and it felt like some alien birthing ritual with the gallium throbbing and pulsing accompanied by the synths driving it all.
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On Friday, the producer born Cédric Bros will be releasing the pulsing and insistent Vibrations, a stunning collection of tremorous tracks that embraces both the genres more austere and more playful sides.
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Metacritic Score: 80/100Robert Pattinson crime thriller "Good Time" demanded a pulsing electronic music backing and Daniel Lopatin, working under his moniker Oneohtrix Point Never, more than delivered according to critics' sensibilities.
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Abortion restrictions: Louisiana lawmakers voted to ban the procedure after an ultrasound can detect the pulsing of what will become the fetus's heart, as early as six weeks into a pregnancy. Gov.
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Whole stretches of the score are driven by pulsing rhythmic figures and repetitive riffs that envelop Tim and Hawk in scary bliss, or, more menacingly, tap into the hysteria gripping the government.
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Led by Simon Castets, the French-born director and curator, the Institute found a high-visibility corner and a built-in audience in the thick of the pulsing, gritty, diverse East Village.
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They danced and they bounced and they ran in circles through the rain, pulsing with adrenaline, running like children — arms stretched wide, faces lit up with glee — running with nowhere in mind.
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BEIJING — In a small dance studio in Beijing, the members of China's newest entry in the national pop-music pageant ran through a sequence of pulsing pelvic thrusts and choreographed crotch grabs.
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Yet it never seemed to grab the energy pulsing through the national reckoning over sexual assault and harassment, in part because, aside from Ms. Brennan's wrenching testimony, no smoking gun has emerged.
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Waves of pulsing feedback and deafening drum strikes ring out from a gigantic bass drum that would make Tommy Lee quiver in his shorts, and combine to inspire an almost meditative state.
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Directed with swooping ease by David Leveaux and Alex Rudzinski, this version of Jesus Christ Superstar was a pulsing adrenaline rush that felt like a fizzed-up energy drink to the face.
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It's an album that reveals more with each rotation, its formless pieces pulsing and breathing like some constantly shifting life form, never quite the same as the last time I encountered it.
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The 'Horny Like' In which we like something because we are horny I think it is important to recognize that the pulsing blood in the rigid veins of Instagram is the horny like.
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The exhibition almost feels like a live version of the book — simply bringing a selection of the latter's images and texts into the museum — rather than a pulsing, compelling force of its own.
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But the real news was AMD's reveal of the mysterious Radeon Holocube, which I can best describe as some kind of holographic display pulsing with the glow of a Code Red Mountain Dew.
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Then it's a delicate mix of kiddish xylophone noises, before it hones in on the intensity around a pulsing noise — a nervous heartbeat — then suddenly the pace changes, and the lyrics kick in.
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The path marker on the HUD also changed to purple, and dash lighting started displaying an ambient pulsing pattern which Toyota says is designed to help trigger your body to enter relaxation mode.
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A Tribe Called Quest's We got it from Here... Thank You 4 Your service marks several endings, but it itself is endless, just another pulsing speaker in one vast temporal conversation spanning generations.
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These include the bans on abortion once a "fetal heartbeat," a misleading term that refers to what is really embryonic pulsing, is detected, which have been introduced in more than a dozen states.
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More than a dozen states have passed measures banning abortions as soon as a fetal heartbeat (more accurately, embryonic pulsing) is detected, and four states have signed these types of bills into law.
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The study, conducted at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, involved 61 participants with migraines, the recurrent throbbing or pulsing headaches that cause moderate to severe pain, and often include sensitivity to light and sound.
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That's why neuroscientists use special statistics to filter out noise in their fMRIs, verifying that the shaded blobs they see pulsing across their computer screens actually relate to blood flowing through the brain.
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With sweeping shots that depict every reach of strange, from a grassy knoll to a spiky alien heart, ominous shots of a planet in motion somersault through two minutes of a pulsing soundtrack.
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First the theme sounds in the winds, over rapidly pulsing lower strings; then it hovers in an ambience of luminous calm; then it takes on an impassioned, quasi-Romantic character in the violins.
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Few operatic characters are better equipped to steal scenes than the adolescent page Cherubino in Mozart's "Le Nozze di Figaro": a young man ridden by hormones and given gorgeous arias pulsing with sensuality.
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For more information about Particles, click here Related: Human Organs As Pulsing Neon Lights Play the Soundtrack to Outer Space in an Interactive Installation Dark Matter and Energy Inspire a 'Static Universe' Experience
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Pianos, funky basslines, and snatches of vocal melodies drift in and out, creating grooves and blowing them up just as quickly, pulsing with the indistinct intimacy of the best kinds of studio outtakes.
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At six weeks into a pregnancy, the tissues that will become the heart are beginning to develop and a pulsing can be detected that is faster than the heartbeat of the expectant mother.
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And then they turned out to not be my friends at all and to, in fact, still be carrying toxicity, pulsing through their veins and gushing in and out of their wizened aortas.
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But as the results from last week's Democratic primary settled, the challengers who successfully toppled seven incumbents immediately took on a new mantle as the new, pulsing nucleus of hopes for progressive change.
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And what the videos and other measurements demonstrate, according to a paper published Wednesday in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface, is that this pulsing movement is crucial to the gut's development.
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But the gadgets geared toward women, particularly as the internet-of-things trend emerged, were overwhelmingly products like undulating baby bassinets, smart breast pumps, pulsing skin-care wands, and self-emptying vacuum cleaners.
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The Oregon group, by pulsing the light at the same frequency found in human theta waves (eight hertz), were able to switch on the neurons in the anterior cingulate cortexes of the mice.
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The visual heart of the series, Troll Market is a subterranean metropolis pulsing with energy and jewel-fueled light, where trolls eat, fight and down brews in pubs straight out of Viking lore.
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A.T. "GTM (Syntax) 2017"; Tri-Centric Vocal Ensemble (New Braxton House) A dozen vocalists riff through Mr. Braxton's pulsing "Ghost Trance Music" works, while improvising and layering other pieces atop the core material.
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An unknown depth is permeated by the lush tones of Hans Berg's music and sound pieces, and penetrated by the pulsing light of neon elements scattered throughout the central installation, "Secret Garden" (2015).
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The show is imaginative, and in terms of its design — Ms. Mraz's set, Simon Cleveland's pulsing lighting, Mr. Stevens's seat-shaking sound design — a magnificent example of what Off Off Broadway can do.
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Suddenly Maya's suburban middle school existence is pulsing with masturbation triggers: a pencil hole drilled into a purple eraser; a classmate's ear hair; the curve of a sand dune in a nature documentary.
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It's clear there was once a pulsing intelligence beneath Ghost in the Shell's shiny exterior — some kind of idea it was trying to explore in a complex, engaging story drawing on cyberpunk tradition.
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In this album, H.E.R maintains the soothing voice and thought-provoking lyrics that originally hooked her fans, while adding a pulsing beat and spitting bars to take her music to the next level.
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The music's shifting moods — alternating between an African folk-inspired melody and a pulsing trap beat — were accompanied by imagery that leapt from joyful singing and dancing to scenes of violence and back again.
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But the patent expires in August, which means that hot tension you feel is the prelude to a pulsing, ecstatic explosion (less sorry now) of internet-connected sex devices yet to come (sorry again).
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The cool composition is characteristically Brandt: the latticed rails and the shadows cast on the sooty walls by exposed the stairwell harmonize into a fantastic spiral alive with pulsing rhythms of light and dark.
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Professional Massager —$284.99 See Details Lightweight and portable, the Silver PCH 2 Pulse Massager is a stick-on device that uses a pulsing dual-channel muscle stimulation system to relieve minor aches and pains.
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Wendelin Stark, a professor of functional materials engineering at the Swiss science and technology university, made the pulsing heart, along with his doctoral student Nicholas Cohrs and other researchers, using a wax casting technique.
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"If you had seen him sitting there you'd have first noticed his bouncing knees — an anxious habit — that threw the ceiling lights off kilter and caused an eerie pulsing of the bulbs," she writes.
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It lives in this strange zone between pulsing R&B and trap music, the central hook is super catchy, and no reasonable person could ever find fault with a Ty Dolla $ign guest appearance.
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This is the closest to Its true form It can take in the human world (Its actual form is a mass of pulsing, evil lights — known as "the deadlights" — that exists outside our universe).
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Her house looms over them, two stories of furniture-filled rooms humming with the neural network of all the interconnected devices it contains, the refrigerator clicking on, the air-conditioner, appliance lights pulsing everywhere.
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The water there was so calm and clear that we could spot the blood-orange frills of a lion's mane jellyfish pulsing under the surface, and a seal's wake from several hundred yards out.
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They dress up in sexy storybook costumes (designed by Tilly Grimes) and retell, in pulsing song, a tale that was invented by the charismatic center of their group, Michael, when he was a boy.
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Huge slabs of ice, some metres thick, were stacked in haphazard heaps all around us, displaced by the constantly shifting pressures pulsing through the frozen skin of the vast ocean that lay beneath us.
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This guy is by no means an electronic music expert; rather, he needs some extra juice for his Crossfit class, and pulsing Coldplay remixes from the biggest names on Beatport offer just the ticket.
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The pure, pulsing beauty of Mr. Thomas's score (he and Mr. Lee collaborated on the book and lyrics) hooks us subliminally, while reminding us how classic American musicals are so often all about aspiration.
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While she photographed workers and a few audience members, she edited out most of these images from the series, resulting in pictures that are stilled and silent but also pulsing with life and history.
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The measure would require an ultrasound test for any woman seeking to terminate a pregnancy, and forbid abortion if the test detects embryonic pulsing — which can occur before many women know they are pregnant.
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To feel that creative energy pulsing through this grand exhibition is to be rewarded with a special frisson of a reminder of how alluring that force can be to art-maker and viewer alike.
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The staging and choreography, together with the additional music by Glen Ballard (Morissette's co-writer and Jagged Little Pill's original album producer) and Kitt are all fantastic and full of pulsing energy and heart.
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Tres seemed to appear from nowhere in 2017, when his pulsing début single, "Controller," landed on the Internet; even then, the cool stylishness of his blend of hip-house and G-funk was undeniable.
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The Lifx A19 is compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant, and HomeKit, and the bulb can produce a number of cool lighting and color effects, such as flickering, strobing, and pulsing to match your music.
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The album's first two minutes — an indistinct fade-in of transmitted voices, before a melancholy piano melody sets in with pulsing bass behind — pass before we hear anything that sounds even remotely like U22.
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The pulsar is one of the "magnificent seven," the relatively slowly pulsing objects—this one pulses every 11.37 seconds—that emit bright x-rays but not radio waves, all within 3,300 light-years of Earth.
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Patrick Chamoiseau's Slave Old Man is alive with anxious energy; it is a pulsing, kinetic chase, following the titular "slave old man" as he flees the Caribbean plantation on which he's spent his long life.
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Their crystal also required a pulsing force, in this case a microwave field, and they also watched the impurities' spins flip back and forth, snapping into place with their own lower frequency, a longer period.
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After pulsing the cauliflower in a food processor to make fine crumbs, steaming it in the microwave cooks it and draws out the liquid, which you can then squeeze out with a clean kitchen towel.
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That's a political and artist sentiment we co-sign 100% here at THUMP, so we're excited to see a producer who goes by Mr. Finn help bring this dream to life with a pulsing remix.
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Her essays are full of revelations and cathartic moments, and at the heart of every subject she tackles is a pulsing question: What does it mean to be a black woman in the world today?
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The Shimmer started at the site of a meteor impact and has been slowly growing, engulfing a patch of land in an energy field that looks like a pulsing oil slick wiped over the air.
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It is difficult to surprise at New York City's pride parade — that pulsing kaleidoscope of pink unicorn horns and rainbow undergarments, bejeweled miniature dogs and glitter-specked revelers who seemed to have misplaced their shoes.
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The moments are psychedelic and spiritual, and "Blue Planet II" collects them into a saga pulsing with sea serpents, multi-armed beasts, protean freaks, photogenic anemones, legends of kelp forests, and cnidarians named for Gorgons.
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And his album "Private Energy" suggested that we are all pulsing, complicated balls of energy, hoping to emanate into the world around us—but that there are some parts of us that remain forever unknowable.
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For some reason Google decided a pulsing white light would signal the camera is recording, going against a half-century of established color-coding by eschewing red (red actually indicates the camera needs a reboot).
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In her review for The Times, Jeannette Catsoulis wrote, "'Kill List' compels with a dreamy approach to violence that infuses everyday situations — a spousal tiff or an informal dinner party — with undercurrents of pulsing claustrophobia."
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Toward the beginning of this performance, with the fast-pulsing feel already established, Ms. Cahill lets notes from an early module of the second study ring out as calmer, droning tones, in a descending pattern.
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It is an impressive logistical feat, and an impressive aesthetic one as well, a radical reframing of public nastiness pulsing with the spirit of 1960s protest folk, 1990s Lilith Fair and 2010s D.I.Y. warehouse punk.
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The beat is a solid but unobtrusive four-on-the-floor; above it are pulsing, bustling, fluttering electronics and airy voices in a production that rebuilds itself differently with every verse, never settling for repetition.
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Donald Trump is president because a multiethnic, forward-thinking coalition twice elected a black man president and in so doing sent pulsing waves of fear down the spine of the traditional power structure in America.
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This kind of counterintuitive electronic scoring may have first shown up this decade in David Fincher's The Social Network, where Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross soundtracked the messy birth of Facebook with pulsing, pensive compositions.
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In choosing what to leave in and what to throw out, they have made a pared-to-the-bone show with an undistinguished score by Mr. Galperin, no pulsing human vitality and no dramatic tension.
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The voracious waters, in his reporting, look nothing like the "Great Wave" of a Hokusai painting; they're more akin to a black snake, a pulsing, writhing creature that seems intent on reducing villages to lakes.
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The pianist Eric Huebner was arresting, whether teasing out the Dowland-derived melody of Thomas Adès's solo "Darknesse Visible," or pulsing away with the machine-like rhythms of "Bulb," a piano trio by Donnacha Dennehy.
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On the back wall of the gallery, behind the video monitor and credenza, looms the 3D animation: a large wall of digital, flesh-colored, constantly pulsing goo, possibly a vision of cells under a microscope.
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Other notable objects include disembodied terra-cotta feet with wrinkly toes and pulsing veins, a sarcophagus for a toddler, flasks shaped like ducks and birds, and vessels depicting gods, goddesses, satyrs, nudes and breast-plated warriors.
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For American and European audiences, Sidibé's most resonant work revolved around the senses of celebration: attending the parties around and after Mali's independence in 1960, tunes pulsing, revelers in sharp dress and the good times coming.
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It's not immediately clear if (or how) the salps are deliberately "timing" their pulses, but they're definitely able to avoid synchronous pulsing, which would cause the whole structure to lurch back and forth in undesirable ways.
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Not only that, but the frequency of that pulsing corresponds directly to how bright it gets — sort of like a strobe that, as you turn the speed up or down, also makes it dimmer or brighter.
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Both satellites use the same sophisticated tool: a pulsing laser that bounces off the ice on the planet's surface, telling scientists the extent of the polar ice as well as the thickness of the ice sheet.
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You hear it in the eerily clattering "When Doves Cry," which jettisons bass altogether, and in the throb of "Sign o' the Times," which tilts in the opposite direction, pushing a pulsing bass way out front.
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It's equipped with a radar altimeter which can track sea surface heights by pulsing microwaves down at the surface of the ocean and measuring the time it takes for that pulse to return to the spacecraft.
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Recently produced by public art incubator the Avenue Concept, a two-story mural in Providence, Rhode Island, imagines a pulsing root network able to heal the Earth and its humans of the borders that scar it.
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The Majids are used to the pulsing street life of Aleppo, where they had their clothing factory, and the gossipy familiarity of their ancestral village near Afrin, where their father still cultivates the family olive groves.
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The UK-based Pye Corner Audio, who composes pulsing drone and noise work, has taken the duo's electro-psych track "Wild Flowers" and transformed its slowly brewed groove into a steadier four-on-the-floor beat.
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By playing the prime slot just prior to Moby's live set, R.A.W. schooled those in attendance with an otherworldly set of frantic syncopations, reggae samples and pulsing sub-bass lines that defined the early jungle sound.
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There's still room for brittle noise and pervasive darkness, but the record's a little more structured, pulsing with the density of a neutron star rather than the dangerous disorder some of his past works have made.
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In a way, the conversation on the left (and the anti-Trump right) around Ms. Winfrey is more troubling than the emotional immaturity and anti-intellectualism pulsing out of the red states that elected Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Garcia's film has a pulsing visual energy, feeling like an Instagram feed brought to life, and the Latin and hip-hop music with which Mr. Garcia fortifies those images give the movie an infectious charm.
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Their beauty wasn't in their faces (which I couldn't even see, since this was pre-HD, and the camera essentially did not move) but their synchronization, which felt at once pulsing and alive and mechanically precise.
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It embodies Schrader's "transcendental style," creating a world in which ordinary objects — a gravestone, a cup of whiskey, a simple hat in a gift shop — are only the visible elements of a world pulsing with meaning.
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A man in England unwittingly poisoned 10 people and two dogs when he cleaned a rock in his fish tank covered in Pulsing Xenia coral, considered to be the world's second deadliest toxin, the BBC reported.
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"Day I Die" follows "Guilty Party" as the fourth track they've previewed from the record, and it's a pulsing build of a song that propels forwards, in the manner that the band has become well known for.
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High blood pressure -- when the force of blood pulsing against artery walls is strong enough to cause health concerns -- is called the "silent killer" because, with no warning, it can lead to a heart attack or stroke.
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As it mesmerizingly rocks back and forth, it becomes clear that the effect is something like hypnosis—and before you know it you're pulsing your body without even realizing it, slowly creeping toward a debaucherous dance floor.
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Also of note: the pulsing hip-hop and electronic score by Keegan DeWitt — who is quickly becoming the go-to composer of Sundance — and the cinematographer Sean McElwee's gorgeous, textured shots of Heidelberg that set the scene.
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There it lay, this small oblong sea-green jellyfish thing, at the bottom of the jar, quite peaceful, but pulsing gently, the whole of it moving in and out ever so slightly, as though it were breathing.
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The album's opening one-two of "Take It Slow" and "In the Morning" refine the folk aesthetic of their earlier albums, but "What Is Left to Solve" is a different prospect, all pulsing synths and reverberating vocals.
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Through the course of their observations, he and his colleagues were able to determine that KIC 9832227 is actually a binary — two stars orbiting one another — and not just a single pulsing star in the night sky.
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Or is music something inherent to existence, reverberating in the thrum of the universe's own never-ending song, pulsing under the surface of the reality we see around us, bursting forth unchecked from the founts of creativity?
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Moving my head from side to side, I realize there is a pair of glowing, spinning orbs on the right wall, purple and pulsing like another visual puzzle in which I could get lost ("RICE" (1999 – 2009)).
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At a time when there are over two million people in prison in America, the novel's vibrancy—its insistence on recognizing the pulsing humanity of the inmates—cannot be, as Seidel thought The Flamethrowers was, too much.
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Everybody except the guy in the back corner with the post-ironic fedora, blissfully asleep, arms tucked across his chest over a laptop folded in four with an LCD strip on the crease, gently pulsing with activity.
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French visual artist Ingrid Maillard, who frequently works with graphite mediums and favors depictions of the human body, juxtaposes the objective angles against the pulsing racket of the mind and the working cogs of the nervous system.
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That rather big "What if?" is one of the implicit themes pulsing through the exhibition A Japanese Constellation: Toyo Ito, SANAA and Beyond, which opens at the Museum of Modern Art tomorrow (and runs through July 4).
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"Everybody Knows" has some refreshing, peak-era Kylie Minogue melodies; "Like They Do on the TV" is a late-night liberation anthem sung through pulsing synths; "Human" is a rangey thesis statement that showcases her dextrous voice.
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Carole Boston Weatherford's 16 bars of homage to the history of hip-hop accompany the celebrated illustrator Frank Morrison's pulsing and vibrant images, which not only convey the development of hip-hop, they dance on the page.
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The meandering motions that fill the room — from the inked script to the implied ambulatory path — suggest an energy that flows languidly rather than one that is focused and concentrated — although still pulsing — as in the first room.
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With the new update, users will be able to opt-in to notifications for each skill using the Alexa app, and they will be notified by a chime and pulsing green light, similar to Blackberry-style LED notifications.
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Having used a drone to capture another wildfire's sweeping destruction a few years earlier, Thron realized the machine's unique ability to target a small animal's bright body heat pulsing under collapsed roofs, melted cars, and mounds of debris.
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People milled around half-open concessions stands in coats and scarves and hats, but without their Canadiens gear on or a Jumbotron sound system pulsing through their brains, giving the whole place the vibe of a PTA meeting.
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What follows is a pulsing guitar riff for an electrifying and cheeky country song wrapped up in the gloss of pop with positive, affirming lyrics about how being sure of yourself is one of the best things possible.
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They sprint to a pulsing club anthem or galloping stadium rock, so that the rush of visuals and sounds might trigger the secretion of joyful chemicals in the viewer's brain — and help the filmmaker land a gig. Fan.
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These authors looked like emblems of the petit bourgeois, and the gap between their appearance and their writing made them emblems of something else, too—of the inner life pulsing behind the mask that the modern person dons.
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It had the fastest gameplay of any of the series at the time, introduced Metal Sonic, and had all of the best (awesomely cheesy when they're not pulsing techno) songs, too (just not in the US version, sorry).
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In the dark, pulsing orchestra music of the opening scene, Wagner simultaneously depicts the stormy weather that pummels a wounded young Siegmund as he is pursued through a dense forest, and the internal despair that never leaves him.
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On the heels of a spate of anti-abortion legislation passed in recent months across the South, Louisiana lawmakers voted on Wednesday to ban the procedure after the pulsing of what becomes the fetus's heart can be detected.
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The pulsing gallery ringing the first tee on Sunday when Woods teed off alongside Whee Kim and J.B. Holmes included dozens of youngsters who weren't born when Woods last won a major, at the 2008 United States Open.
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He dismayed some in his own party with his support of a state law barring abortions, including in cases of rape and incest, at any time after the pulsing of what becomes the fetus's heart can be detected.
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Pulsing LED installations, streaming with texts by the poet Anna Swir about her experiences as a resistance fighter in the 1939 Siege of Warsaw, cast a lurid purplish-blue glow on the paintings, lit just so they're legible.
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Doug Collins (R-Georgia), the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, storming from the room as soon as the votes were cast Friday was symbolic of the anger and frustration pulsing through both parties at the moment.
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Its mission is to study the weirdness of quantum mechanics and potentially find places where driving a system, like adding a regular electromagnetic pulsing force, makes the atoms take on more stable behaviors than they'd have without the pulse.
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"Lynx Xbox is a fresh scent of pulsing green citrus, featuring top notes of kaffir lime and winter lemon, aromatic herbal middle notes of mint and sage, and woody bottom notes of patchouli and clearwood," reads the product description.
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But beyond the soft glow of bluish white light an outside observer may notice pulsing behind the right side lens, you'd have to get up close and personal to tell a user was wearing a computer over their eyes.
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While I stood anxiously atop a floating platform on my way to what felt like certain doom, I paused to remember my mission as I felt the pulsing heat of the lava planet Mustafar rising up from below me.
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Their celebrity often obscures the work—humbler, less heroic, but often no less essential to the maintenance of a life—performed by those organs only doctors know about: the body's back-up players, pulsing and pumping in relative obscurity.
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With his eyes cocaine-wide, his grey hoodie unzipped to the center of his pale chest, and his slim body pulsing like a dashboard Hula dancer, he looked like some hallucinatory combination of Richard Hell, Ian Curtis, and Hedwig.
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Her "Bricolages" from the 23s incorporate claws, animal pelts, taxidermy eyes, and other objects into bubbling, volcanic pours of enamel and watery stains of paint — intimations of mutilation and bodily fluids, or violent scrawls pulsing with vitality and terror.
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This is the Americanness of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton, of the pulsing urban coastal centers, a vision that's open to your tired, your poor, your refugees from around the world yearning to be free and ready to work hard.
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While trying to understand what the sounds were, the light cascade began: a shower across the entire "room" of pulsing colors morphing from one hue to another in some orderly sequence, but not in a pattern I could discern.
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He had been coming from the gym when he saw the orange glow up the block and the pulsing red lights of the first two fire engines that responded to what would quickly build to a six-alarm blaze.
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Songs like "Learn to Let Go"—with its group vocals, pulsing drum, and sudden tempo changes—or "Boogie Feet"—a celebration of being alive featuring the Eagles of Death Metal—both renovate Kesha's pop-heavy foundation and solidify them.
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Originally inspired by classes Mr. Braxton took on Native American ritual music, his early "Ghost Trance Music" pieces — like Composition No. 181, from 1995 — featured purposely wandering, seemingly unending single-line melodies that unfurled with a pulsing, meditative quality.
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A vessel in Ms. Roy's scalp — one that Dr. Langer called "the Michael Jordan artery," because his can be seen pulsing at his temple — would be rerouted to feed a deeper artery whose blood supply had been cut off.
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When the first single from this Glaswegian group — a pulsing synth-pop gem called "Lies" — unexpectedly took off back in 2012, they were so nervous about performing live that they booked their first couple of shows under a pseudonym.
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The arena throbbed with "Go Knights Go!" chants and was still pulsing when Jonathan Marchessault outmuscled defenseman Jacob Trouba in the Jets' zone and scored just 35 seconds into the game, the first goal in a 4-2 victory.
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The visuals are not a narrative, and certainly not a showcase for the self-effacing Mr. Greene; they are more like a light show, a collection of animations pulsing along with the music, echoing the reveries in the songs.
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Other highlights included "Light of the Seven," from last season's finale, which built from a plaintive piano figure into a pulsing dirge as the stage flooded with green light, representing the "wildfire" that incinerated the Great Sept of Baelor.
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I thrilled to the pulsing young energy of the city, Catholic schoolgirls on the buses chatting in Spanish, b-boys spinning on corners, midtown assistants in pumps toting their shopping bags from Strawberry past Chock Full o'Nuts, the Automat.
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That's how I came to be outside Remedy Diner in NYC's Lower East Side very early on Saturday January 21, loading coolers of turkey and cheese sandwiches and hand-painted poster boards onto a white bus pulsing with purple lights.
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The communal device, used by all members of a given household, suddenly became a telephone and answering machine, much like an old-school landline shared by a family, except this one emits a pulsing yellow light when you have a message.
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But while the physical damage may have been patched up, the attacks raised a troubling question: How vulnerable are the torrents of oil pulsing through Aramco's facilities given the growing political tensions between Saudi Arabia and its neighbors, particularly Iran?
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More than a million people are expected to pour into the ritzy west London neighborhood of Notting Hill over the long holiday weekend as floats parade the streets in an exuberant show of eye-popping costumes, pulsing music and dance.
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Immediately, we feel the power of the place; Ramaz tells us that he has not cultivated these fields in 15 years—no tilling, no weeding, and definitely no pesticides, herbicides, nor fertilizers—and they are absolutely vibrant, pulsing with life.
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Street Fighter V may have lost its predecessor's inky flourishes, but between the simple yet vivid backgrounds and pulsing visual effects that feel like they're going to spill out of the screen, Capcom came pretty close to achieving its goal.
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Inside the house, when I leave the lights on, small white moths come like a collection of worship, pulsing their wings up and up the window, as if in a frenzied trancelike dance, some dervishes, others the penitent on shaky knees.
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I will spare everyone the hellhole whipped up by my hormonal grandmother furies — the snatches of disaster that light across the ceaselessly channel-surfing screen at the front of my brain as I ponder that frail neck, that pulsing vein.
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Saturday was the electronic lover's wet dream; a roster including Andy C, Annie Mac and Chase in Status had teens with clenched jaws and cross-body bags thrusting their phones above pulsing crowds, capturing the drop on Insta Stories for posterity.
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NATE CHINEN "Bathroom stalls for the powder nose/High-heeled shoes with the open toes/She's got a good time wrapped in gold for you": when the Weeknd begins singing on his pulsing new single "False Alarm," he's on comfortable turf.
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Again, a black plane stretched in all directions—but this time, I stood on a platform looking out over a crowd of motionless anime-esque cats, who stood in a field surrounded on all sides by pulsing waves of color.
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All the while the orchestra teems with fragments of skittish lines, piercing sonorities with notes that mingle into needling dissonances, chords that unfold in halting bursts atop pulsing rhythmic figures, and ominous, heaving bass lines that sometimes seem eerily disconnected.
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Otherwise, everything, from a wall-size graphite reproduction of Pieter Bruegel's "The Parable of the Blind," minus the people, to a short video loop of a kissing couple who have been rotoscoped into pulsing clouds, is in black and white.
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But through all that, if you were still able to masticate your potato chips in quiet concentration, you may have heard the American Dream itself pulsing in a space where it will always be allowed to live: inside a pop song.
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This pulsing four-hour work (performed in Dutch with supertitles) telescoped five of Shakespeare's history plays — from "Henry IV" to "Richard III" — into one concentrated package of all-too-realpolitik and reset them in what felt like a contemporary surveillance state.
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At the end of an elegant improvised set on Thursday with the pianist Vijay Iyer and the bassist Shahzad Ismaily, who both doubled on electronics, Arooj Aftab sang a soft but reverb-soaked chant over a spacey, pulsing low drone.
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When the white dwarf passes in front of the pulsar, it appears to causes a slight delay in the pulsing, because the light must travel a slightly longer path as the white dwarf's gravity slightly warps the shape of space.
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It's an experience that's Carly Rae Jepsen by way of Anamanaguchi, an infectious album of music that, on its own, would be excellent, but the journey of flying through its pulsing beats and wavy vocals is inexorably enhanced through play.
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On Careful, the Massachusetts duo summons a uniquely claustrophobic and erotic atmosphere out of industrial drum loops, pulsing 80s synths, and the sort of aching vocals that sound like they were recorded in the middle of sex or a spell.
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At Roulette, they doubled down on this collage-style layering — including lines of dialogue from Mr. Braxton's recent opera "Trillium J." The idiosyncratic pulsing style that introduces Composition No. 255 was a reminder of how instantly recognizable Mr. Braxton's music is.
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And yes, it finds fuel in the pulsing anger that drives "Praying," the kind of righteous rage that vibrates through your fingertips if you let it — which, if 2017 is anything to go by, she is far from alone in feeling.
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A small hut for a DJ booth sits under a 30-foot-high construction designed to resemble a giant moth with extended outstretched limbs, emblazoned with a rapidly pulsing technicolor light projection, giving it the appearance of some kind of anthropomorphic robot alien.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads OAKLAND — Mya Byrne didn't know many people in Oakland before moving there from New York, but she moved into a warehouse called LoBot and was soon at the center of a pulsing, thrumming underground arts center.
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However, where many of us were simply blinded by the Vengeance LED's pulsing red LED lights, high-end RAM manufacturer G.Skill seems to have taken it as a challenge, which the company has met with its new Trident Z RGB DDR4 RAM modules.
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I can sit on the couch, and give something my complete attention, or at least 90 percent of it — it's hard to ignore my laptop sitting on the coffee table, pulsing with light letting me know someone has something to tell me.
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The pulsing innovations known as techno and acid house had started with middle-class black teen-agers in Detroit and Chicago, but they found an audience in the U.K., where kids who had grown up under Margaret Thatcher were searching for subversion.
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The plaintive hip-hop track begins with a few fiery "whoop whoops" lifted from KRS-One's "Sound of Da Police," with audio clips of news headlines, brutal arrests, and the final moments of Eric Garner's life pulsing through lush beatwork and smooth vocals.
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If you are somehow able to make the most of your 30 seconds, they can transport you to the quiet cosmos, to a lonely labyrinth of pulsing light, or to what could be the enveloping innards of a leviathan with the measles.
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Photos courtesy of Le Festival d'été de Québec Chad Smith cracks on his snare, Flea starts pulsing through a simple, squelching rhythm, and Josh Klinghoffer whirls around it, the occasional jolt of white noise spasming in time from his low-strung guitar.
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It's hard to say what was more distracting: the pulsing beat of the Tuck music or the translucent stall doors in the ladies room through which you could see the shadowy forms of fellow moviegoers, possibly looking for the absent toilet paper.
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Throughout the campaign, Mr. Edwards, a rare Democrat holding statewide office in the South, shined a spotlight on his conservative bona fides, like his support for a state law barring abortion after the pulsing of what becomes the fetus's heart can be detected.
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Violent crime is encroaching on this Riviera Maya tourist hot spot, as well as nearby Playa del Carmen and Tulum, jeopardizing a $2000 billion a year business that attracts millions of visitors lured by the white sand beaches, archaeological ruins and pulsing nightlife.
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And at night, I log into Yik Yak, the social media app, and read what students have written — voyeuristically, and at times, I worry, unethically — pulsing with urgency out from the heart of our college campus, only three blocks from my home.
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With its pulsing, flashing variety, "MC9" is the visual fulcrum for the show, which has been organized by Fionn Meade, the former artistic director at the Walker; Philip Bither, its senior curator of performing arts; along with Joan Rothfuss and Mary Coyne.
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While pointillism was about the optical, Drummond, in a passage quoted on the gallery's website for her solo show in 2724, describes the effect of her work in terms of sound: […] like a humming, a drone, emanating from somewhere, a unified field, pulsing, energetic.
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It unfolds in a nightclublike atmosphere: a dark room with candles burning (some with SoulCycle's signature grapefruit scent), rhythmic music pulsing and meticulously groomed instructors sporting skulls and flywheels on their outfits while shouting instructions and inspirational mantras from an elevated bike in front.
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The pulsing synths and hypnotic chorus of "Just Dance" were the ideal accompaniment to WKD-fuelled teen house parties worldwide and the built-for-choreography beats of "Poker Face" had the ability to turn any dingy small town gay club into a euphoric, glittering stampede.
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Similarly, anyone who's taken the drug at a rave knows that amazing feeling of the crowd pulsing together, the high that comes when the bass drops and everyone collectively loses their shit, that beautiful feeling of kinship you feel with the people around you.
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When New York's sky was filled with pulsing blue lights, I was in bed, watching Michael Carbonaro perform magic tricks on TruTV, so, unfortunately, I did not get to bear witness to the latest symbol for America's desire to abandon Earth for another world.
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The video opens with a familiar scene for many of us: people rushing from the cold into a venue with much warmer temperatures, good vibes, much less clothing and the pulsing "riddims" of sounds we heard through our parents' stereo (or, our friends' parents).
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The key to enjoying it is just give up and accept the film as one long music video for Delevingne and DeHaan, the kind where the characters don't say anything noteworthy and the primary focus is on the wicked special effects and pulsing beats.
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I'm surrounded by information: infographics pulsing red and blue below me, elongated frames of news footage zooming past my eyes, their soundbites echoing in my ears—were I not wearing a virtual reality headset I'd be sure I could reach out and touch data itself.
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With its glossy, neon visual style and a lazily pulsing soundtrack by Cliff Martinez, the film was, when it came out, "the coolest movie around and therefore the latest proof that cool is never cool enough," A.O. Scott wrote in his review for The Times.
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Many of the writers I'd come to idolize were famous for work that evoked the pulsing dysfunction of their addictions: the slurred voices and wild visions of Berryman's "Dream Songs," or the weary distances of Carver's short stories, their tense conversations strewn with silences.
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But far from bemoaning the rout, which took place in the early morning hours in Bangkok when the streets were dark but the pavements still pulsing with tropical heat, Tanatpong Kongsai was happy that the squad was representing Thailand in its second consecutive World Cup.
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Early press suggested the duo's pulsing self-titled EP on Psutka's Halocline Trance label was the result of an attempt at making industrial techno, but even a goal as straightforward as that ended up distorted and jittery in the hands of producers so unpredictable.
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The pulsing harpsichord and haunted choir on "Hell Riders" recall the epic and audacious scores of big budget 80s cinema, while the love-weary piano and almost-saccharine harmonizing synthesizer on "Oh Yes You're There, Everyday," are equal parts infomercial and bleeding-heart ballad.
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In some of the songs, like the opening "Darkness and Light," pulsing riffs, kinetic percussion, a wailing clarinet and the alluringly reedy sound of the sheng (a traditional Chinese instrument played here by Nie Yunlei) provided a kinetic backdrop to Ms. Gong's wide-ranging melodies.
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There is navigation, a heated steering wheel, heated seats front and back, blind-spot warning, cross-path detection, a loud (if not overly accurate) Harman Kardon sound system with LED pulsing speaker grilles and a full glass roof that makes the Soul a rolling greenhouse.
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But he was replaced by a murderer's row of film and television directors — including Justin Lin, John Crowley and Miguel Sapochnik — all of whom brought undeniable craftsmanship, enhanced by sharp editing as well as a pulsing score from the music director T Bone Burnett.
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Since late August, Kanye has been traveling the country on his Saint Pablo tour, performing to fanatical crowds on a platform hanging from the ceiling of every venue, a solitary man on a mission to preach his own gospel through the power of pulsing electronic beats.
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For some methods, which rely on using the light from supernova and pulsing stars called Cepheid variables to determine their changing distance, it appears that objects move away from the Earth 73 kilometers per second faster for every 3.26 million additional light-years, also called a megaparsec.
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Its premise—that doors suddenly begin opening from crisis-prone places to the other sides of the world, giving way to a pulsing network of global travelers and exiles—is the perfect metaphor for how the arrival of refugees is experienced by those not doing the traveling.
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There is no overt reference to living conditions or police brutality, but you would have to be blind not to see and feel the rage and pain pulsing through Petlin's painting, which currently sits in storage at the de Young/Legion of Honor Museum in San Francisco.
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And then there's me: booking yet another appointment for a sonogram where I would, inevitably, feel such terrible anguish and sympathy for the growingly nervous, always apologetic technician who frantically tried, over and over, with her magic wand to detect a heartbeat pulsing there on the screen.
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In the months before his surrender, rap's most instinctive hook writer since Future recorded hundreds, if not thousands of songs; released the superb 27-song album God Level; performed his "final" concert a handful of times to pulsing crowds; and proposed to his girlfriend on stage.
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" But Laura, sitting in the back of the covered wagon, "drank in the hot, sweet scent of the sun-warmed prairie, reveling in the intoxicating, airy sense of unbounded freedom ... leaving houses and roads behind ... moved to recall the setting sun, a 'ball of pulsing liquid light.
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In mid-century Montreal, Melzack's talkative diabetic might have described a migraine as lacerating or pulsing, but the Sakhalin Ainu traditionally rated the intensity of pounding headaches in terms of the animal whose footsteps they most resembled: a bear headache was worse than a musk-deer headache.
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But there is so much more to cognition than that: the vast, silent cavern of underground mental machinery, with its tubes and synapses and electric impulses, so many unconscious systems and connections and tricks and deeply grooved pathways that form the pulsing substrate of the self.
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It was their first time performing together, and the set moved restively from turbid rumbles on the piano and chattering bass notes from Cooper-Moore's diddley bow to a passage of pulsing insistence, then, finally, to an elegant and bluesy sway as he switched to the flute.
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JON CARAMANICA A motoric pulsing drone, sometimes boosted by a tambourine, propels Michael Stipe's first solo song since the disbandment of R.E.M. It's a collaboration with Andy LeMaster, the lesser-known member (with Conor Oberst and Phoebe Bridgers) of the folk-rock project Better Oblivion Community Center.
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Doubtful, but I also may never have driven the Portuguese coast alone through a pulsing corridor of umbrella pines or seen an Alentejo sunset over the ocean from the back of a horse, traversing dusty, fragrant sand dunes overgrown with juniper, pine shrubs and wild orchids.
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It was a month after Georgia became the fourth state to pass a so-called fetal heartbeat bill, which outlaws abortion as early as six weeks into a pregnancy, when an ultrasound may be able to detect the pulsing of what will become the fetus's heart.
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Seen in a sold-out run earlier this fall, this pulsing Playwrights Realm production, directed by Lila Neugebauer, has been brought back for the holiday season, providing a renewed opportunity to experience a most astute portrait of the generation of young women now coming of age.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump travels to Pittsburgh on Tuesday after the worst anti-Semitic crime in American history, bringing with him a pulsing anger that his rhetoric is being blamed for the attack and intent on proving to his critics he can behave like a president.
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Not that Morris (Markees Christmas) is dazed by the beauty that surrounds him; as he tours a museum, with music pulsing through his headphones, the figures in the stained-glass windows and even the heads of the statues begin to nod in time with the beat.
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It was the first night of a four-day art event called Chasm, which filled an industrial space in the Bushwick neighborhood with LED sculptures, performers and a D.J. who spun not music, but pulsing digital art made in real time and projected on the walls.
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The relentlessness we feel pulsing through his work — his "take an object / Do something to it / Do something else to it" aesthetic — is the fusion of emotional urgency and formal concerns with intellectual curiosity in the service of discovering the limits of what one is actually experiencing.
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Hit one of the buttons and you can see and hear—and dance to—a sample of what moved Italians to kick up their heels at different times in the 203th century, from the pre-war tarantelle to the electronic beats that were pulsing through Italy in the 1990s.
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Where earlier samba performers tended to either strum on the backbeat, like Noel Rosa, or play intricate melodies in the classical style, like Luiz Bonfá, Gilberto's bathroom hermeticism required a new approach that combined the pulsing downbeat of samba's surdo rhythm with the steady backbeat of earlier performers.
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Realizing she had to go solo and switch to electropop, she began project MØ. Her debut, No Mythologies to Follow , came out in 2014 and captured the confusion of being a young adult along with massive bass and pulsing synths, via pop choruses of Spice Girls–level catchiness.
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Toward the end of the middle section, Erik Magnussen, one of Alexandra's companions, is swept up in visions of a technocratic order, and the pulsing violence of his music, at once hyper-organized and chaotic, is all the more shocking given the gentleness of what has come before.
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BRANTLEY A couple of contemporary writers we didn't mention, who I think are in their way in the Wilson tradition: Dominique Morisseau, who did a pulsing cycle on Detroit, and curiously, Tarell Alvin McCraney (who wrote the work on which the Golden Globe-winning movie "Moonlight" is based).
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But without pumping up or milking the music in any way, Mr. Noseda led a vigorous, exacting and pulsing performance, drawing out inner details and lending lightness, with a mordant touch, to the many scenes of backstage bustle and frivolity at the company where Adriana is a star.
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One gallery shows three such films: two are set to African drumming and one to the jazz notes of Tal Farlow; all send freeform marks streaking, pulsing, squiggling, and zigzagging across the screen in perfect tandem with their soundtracks, representing early forms of the five sculptures next door.
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Which is just as well: the enduring joy of the Governors Island Art Fair is the sense of discovery it offers the visitor, whether you're traveling down a tunnel to a pulsing video installation by Wiley Aker or tentatively touching Olivia Taylor's bruises, tattoos, and veins on silicone-made faux skin.
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While the words would come, there was a pulsing delivery attached to them, as if primitive human language could never convey the pieces the Kim regime had chipped away from his soul, or the anger that wrapped around him, like a blanket of terror, that he could never shake off.
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In terms of what makes these models different from the hundreds of FreeSync monitors on the market, Nvidia shared the following criteria that decides which monitors get a pass: G-SYNC Compatible testing validates that the monitor does not show blanking, pulsing, flickering, ghosting or other artifacts during VRR gaming.
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Half an hour later you're in a labyrinthine warehouse, blindfolded, hooded and hogtied, forced to eat unidentifiable items, whipped, pushed and left in a chair for an interminable amount of time, ambient terror music pulsing through your ears while your mind is left to stumble through endless corridors of confusion.
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Instead of capitalizing on this, and closing with, for example, "Homebound" (2000), an electric and electrified domestic setting of eerily empty seats and metal bedframes, the exhibition concludes on a quieter note, the lights in "Undercurrent" pulsing like the slow, belabored pant of a runner reaching the end of a marathon.
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The white middle class may like the idea of Trump as a giant pulsing humanoid middle finger held up in the face of the Cathedral, they may sing hymns to Trump the destroyer and whisper darkly about "globalists" and—odious, stupid term—"the Establishment," but nobody did this to them.
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The cast — which also includes Hubert Point-Du Jour in an assortment of male patsy roles and Susannah Perkins as a kid sister type — strikes a variety of action-flick poses to the accompaniment of pulsing music (Peter Mills Weiss is the sound designer) and lighting to match (by Bradley King).
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LAS VEGAS — To the usual assortment of tourists and hawkers on the Strip's pulsing fantasy land of fountains, hotels, casinos, clubs and restaurants came thousands of hockey fans on Thursday night, heading to the T-Mobile Arena to see the hometown Golden Knights maybe, just maybe, improbably, win the Stanley Cup.
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That's the undercurrent to the second season of "The Handmaid's Tale," in which flashbacks show June's activist mother volunteering as an abortion clinic escort while June is complacent with her fiancée and her publishing job — leaving her shocked when the misogyny pulsing beneath polite society explodes into overt subjugation of women.
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Befitting a story of a placid surface revealed to be a carefully maintained fiction of two codependent psychopaths, the score starts out as a New Age series of pulsing tone clusters that could pass for a Tangerine Dream soundtrack, only for buzzing glitches to open gashes in its tranquil façade.
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But if my packed theater was anything to go by, I wasn't the only one who was surprised at how much this Ghostbusters relishes the thrill of letting an open door creak open s-l-o-w-l-y, otherworldly light pulsing with a sinister and inviting glow just behind it.
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When they first started playing together as Moderat in 2002, the Berlin residents were integral members of a vibrant community of musicians who made the city one of techno's pulsing hearts of the world, though their collaborative project would soon take stylistic turns that found them quickly leaving the austere scene behind.
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"With beet juice pulsing through my veins and electrolytes and Gu packs strapped to my back, I took to the East River to begin the Sea Paddle, a 25-mile circumnavigation race around Manhattan," Schlossberg, a Harvard Law student, wrote of the event that raised money for environmental preservation and autism advocacy groups.
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His collaboration with Mr. Klein taught him to cultivate the void: In drawings they speculated about building wall-free environments of moving air, with beds cushioned by pulsing air jets in open-air rooms enclosed by air curtains under forced-air roofs and comfortable environments powered by "air-conditioners" hidden below ground.
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In statehouses across the country this year, a number of other Republican-dominated states have passed anti-abortion measures, including several that would ban the procedure once health care providers were able to detect the pulsing of what would become a fetus's heart, which can be as early as six weeks into pregnancy.
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You can see it on Broadway in "The Ferryman," when the gentle Tom Kettle plucks a rabbit (real name Pierce) from his coat pocket — a trick that may have grown old to his neighbors in the play but is electric for the audience: this tiny, darling, pulsing presence, all fur and vulnerability.
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JOSHUA BARONE One of the best new recordings of this Leonard Bernstein centennial year has just been released by Deutsche Grammophon: Simon Rattle conducting the Berlin Philharmonic, with the pianist Krystian Zimerman as soloist, in a pulsing and impetuous account of the Symphony No. 2, "The Age of Anxiety," recorded live in June.
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Zhe Wang has been working on these "spin chain systems" for a while—essentially, crystals in a magnetic field where there are chains of magnetic particles—the aisles at the sports game—where "the wave" can be induced by pulsing an infrared light and studied by changing the strength of the external magnetic field.
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Off the dome, perhaps the most insightful thing I have to say about American Dream is that I first realized that I substantially enjoyed listening to it after hearing the pulsing void of its 11-minute closing track, "Black Screen," playing in my local Williamsburg coffee shop, the sun appositionally shining through the windows.
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Pulsing with raw energy and laced with vulnerability, the 11-track LP conveys the sincerity we've come to expect from Gaga, who made our jaws drop with her rendition of the National Anthem at the 2016 Super Bowl and gave us chills of an entirely different kind during her emotional performance at the Oscars.
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Gray paint lends the metallic finish, and Ippolito even goes the extra mile to add lighting effects on side panels attached to the fridge, as well as a pulsing red glow across the figure to mimic the special effects used in the Return of the Jedi when Han is finally freed from his living tomb.
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Set to a pulsing Justice soundtrack, the experience lets people create visual effects with their hands and talk to each other, drawing on ideas from last year's Life of Us. (Life of Us' co-creator Chris Milk also worked on Chorus.) It's more plot-driven than Hurd's earlier work, but as much fun as ever.
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With seven tracks ranging in length from long to longer, "Blackstar" — which dropped Friday from Sony Music — is among Bowie's most macabre and ritualistic records, all skittering jazz drums and washes of dark energy, an unsettlingly shifty landscape of outer-space nightmares held together only by the Thin White Duke's pulsing, mournful vibrato itself.
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Super Bowl 50: Keep up with the game Once Martin took to the stage, which doubled as a video screen pulsing with a swirl of colorful flowers and sunbursts, he and the band quickly ran through a few hits, including "Adventure of a Lifetime" while Martin jumped as though equipped with a pogo stick.
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"With beet juice pulsing through my veins and electrolytes and Gu packs strapped to my back, I took to the East River to begin the Sea Paddle, a 25-mile circumnavigation race around Manhattan," Schlossberg, a matriculating Harvard Law student, wrote of the event that raises money for environmental preservation and autism advocacy groups.
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But then, finally, there came the Great Man's acceptance speech itself, which was everything that critics charged — exaggerated in its law-and-order fear-mongering, free of policy beyond the promise of quick fixes and delivered with a strongman's permanent shout — while also pulsing with an ideological message whose power will outlive Trump's wild campaign.
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And the film, whose exasperated full title is The Water Between Us Remembers, so we carry this history on our skin… long for a sea-bath and hope the salt will heal what ails us, emits, as its soundtrack, a low pulsing drone that looms over the screen's idyllic environs like a portentous shadow.
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It isn't Pascal's famous bet on God's very existence; rather, it's a bet on God's love for us, a wager that all the varieties of religious experience, wonderful and terrifying and inscrutable, should be interpreted in the light of one specific history-altering experience: a divine incarnation, a baby crying beneath a pulsing star.
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To me—and many other gays searching for meaningful role models—he was an LGBT icon, implicitly representing sexual freedom and acceptance, especially since he so emphatically endorsed fruity fashion, Liberace-style home décor, and anything-goes lyrics, accompanied by pulsing rhythms that hammered sex and sexuality into your soul as you danced it off.
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And that camera system is getting used for a truly unique feature that LG calls Hand ID: by pulsing an infrared signal at your palm, the G28 can extracts a map of your veins based on how the hemoglobin in your blood absorbs the IR signal, allowing you to unlock your phone by showing it your palm.
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The 2000-meter-long pulsing cable, expected to be installed by late December, will be fixed to the seafloor, with vertical risers supporting electrodes that emit a low-frequency pulsed electronic signal that proved 2100% effective in turning away at least 218 sharks during its four-week trial at a Cape Town beach in South Africa.
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Recurrence, repetition, pure déjà vu—these phenomena make up the pulsing heartbeat of Ladivine, one that becomes manifest as the book's chapters, like an EKG, zip up and down the generations, from Clarisse up to her mother, down to her daughter, further down to a granddaughter, back up to Clarisse's husband, and finally back to Ladivine Sylla.
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So when a group called The Outfit TX popped up in a Houston a few years ago making music that sounded like several decades of regional rap pulsing through a thick haze of weed smoke, they seemed like an immediate revelation, a continuation of this tradition and an obvious step forward into the brave new Tumblr-ready future.
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"Unbelievable" adopts the two-track structure of the original article, moving back and forth between the sad and enraging story of Marie (Kaitlyn Dever) — a Washington 18-year-old who, under pressure from the police, recants her report of being raped — and a pulsing account of an investigation into a series of sexual assaults three years later in Colorado.
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It is intended to launch on all of the major VR platforms; I tried it on Oculus Rift and the Samsung Gear VR. Some of the demos I tried were fantastic — in particular an interactive music video that let me paint luminescent vines in the air with my hands, pulsing and unwinding in time to the music.
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Sit and focus long enough in an anechoic chamber and you can hear the dull thud of your heartbeat, a-bum a-bum a-bum, and some people claim to hear a higher, jangling sound that has been interpreted as "the sound of your own nervous system, pulsing and screaming," but others dismiss that as nonsense.
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As established in an open-mouthed-grin-inducing opening sequence set to the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion's "Bellbottoms," Baby's automotive escapades and his music consumption are a symbiotic relationship: Every gear shift and hairpin turn seems dictated by the music pulsing in his ears, to the point where he has to stop and re-sync the music if things get off tempo.
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In the very week he died, a computer beat a human at the ancient, infinitely complicated game of Go. The key to making a machine that could think like a man (or, as he hoped, far better) evidently lay in one of his "third ways": a combination of the top-down, symbolic approach and the bottom-up simulation of the ever-pulsing neurons.
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The number-one spot on the Billboard Hot 100 had been occupied by the peppy chords of The Beatles' "I Want to Hold Your Hand", the twanging arpeggios of The Animals' "The House of the Rising Sun", the pulsing bass notes of The Beach Boys' "I Get Around" and the stonking riff of The Rolling Stones' "(Can't Get No) Satisfaction".
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That first show set the template for Saint Laurent shows to come, one from which Mr. Slimane barely veered: Despite the upscale space, the Grand Palais, it was runway-show-as-rock-show, with klieg lights spinning, pulsing music (always a fixation and fascination of Mr. Slimane's) and a shadowy catwalk of young models (and musicians masquerading as models) oozing attitude.
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The magic of "Supercut," similar to the upbeat-melancholy of Robyn's "Dancing on My Own," is that paired with those pulsing beats are heartbreaking lyrics that reflect on a breakup, focusing on how in Lorde's head she would "do everything right" and how she'd "forgive and not fight" if given the chance to redo her last phone call with her ex.
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Here Are the 17 Best Benefits How to Avoid Amazon Prime's Price Hike Amazon Prime Day: When It is, Shopping Tips and More Not only did the blue bar at the top edge of the Fire TV Clube light up with its signature pulsing glow, but the TV connected to the device — and the standing lights to the left and right of the TV — also turned on.
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The album lifts off with the suitably slow-building "Colossal," a pulsing space anthem fit for a sci-fi soundtrack, but finds its catharsis on the singalong chorus of "Grouch" and the uncharacteristically tender "Control Me." While TR/ST's dance sensibilities still permeate, the focus has shifted a bit, foregrounding the brutalist, post-apocalyptic synths and putting Alfons' signature, sneering voice at the center.
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A January 26, 1995 article in the Tampa Bay Times describes the intention as "aerobics for the face" with pulsing screws which massaged the muscles and delivered mild electric shocks (essentially Dynatone '95) to each of the twelve "facial zones"–a concept which informs you that your face is a dodecahedron (and newfound awareness that other products may have been neglecting zones this whole time).
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Mr. DelGaudio was presenting a monologue about a painful childhood memory, to be capped off with a vanishing effect that left the audience gasping, when a technician in the booth at the back of the 155-seat Daryl Roth Theater in Manhattan looked down at a security monitor and became suspicious about a light pulsing from a smartphone propped up in an audience member's breast pocket.
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Then go to see a musical — a revival but it feels brand-new — that's stirring up its audiences in the way that, among current shows, only "Hamilton" does as well: "The Color Purple," $603 (full-price orchestra, totally worth it) Before July 19, you must — and I mean it, you must — catch a play that, like "Hamilton," transforms a fraught slice of American history into a pulsing present-tense event.
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The best hope for the natural world might look something like Nick Bostrom's paper-clip problem, but morally intact: that before we render the earth completely uninhabitable we will create a superintelligent entity that recognizes the value of life itself, and so begins to ruthlessly prioritize the preservation of life in its most essential forms—the microbes, the fungi, the flora, the jellies and salps pulsing in the oceans' blackest deep.
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The Destroyer – 1 lifts off with the throbbing, slow-building "Colossal," a pulsing space anthem fit for a sci-fi soundtrack, but it finds catharsis on the singalong chorus of "Grouch" and the uncharacteristically tender "Control Me." While TR/ST's infectious dance-floor sensibilities still permeate this project, the focus has shifted to foreground those brutalist, post-apocalyptic synths, putting Robert Alfons' signature sneering voice at the center.
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The live-action adaptation of the Japanese classic is a complete cyberbore, narrative-wise, but for those who gush over big-screen artistry, there's plenty to get lost in: the opulent, expansive CGI visuals; the gorgeous Clint Mansell/Lorne Balfe score, pulsing and plinking like a Tangerine Dream nightmare; even Johansson's stoically acrobatic performance, which proves once again why she's one of the most in-demand action-film stars in the world.
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Part 2: Four More Women Have Accused Tony Robbins of Sexual MisconductPart 3: Tony Robbins Filmed Using Racial SlursPart 4: Tony Robbins Punishes Followers By Making Them Drink Unidentified Brown Liquid "Designed To Have A Lasting Effect"Part 503: Tony Robbins Has Been Accused Of Groping More Women And Mistreating Vulnerable Followers When Tony Robbins leaps onstage in arenas around the world, under strobe lights and pulsing speakers, he's greeted by thousands of screaming fans.
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With a title pulled from a Philip K. Dick novel, the record takes the warping of time as its thesis, and its five near-perfect slabs of avant-bleak minimal synth and proto-techno would make a perfect soundtrack to your next OD. The songs—especially the horrifying 20-minute opening track—seem to stretch and skew their runtimes, with smeared, deathly synths and K's haunting, non-verbal chanting layered over pulsing industrial beats.
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Those areas under congressional consideration for new or expanded wilderness status include 22019,500 acres in California's Los Padres National Forest and Carrizo Plain National Monument, which would ensure the ecological future of 26 protected species; 42,000 acres in Colorado's White River National Forest that are home to bighorn sheep, black bears, lynxes and other wildlife; and 107,800 acres in Oregon, some surrounding the Rogue River, renowned for its pulsing whitewater and densely forested canyon scenery.
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Preoccupied by the apocalyptic horizon of climate change, the dark pulsing terror at the center of the novel, and by the "feeling of daily life," Lizzie understands — or at least, enacts — the truth that we inhabit multiple scales of experience at the same time: from the minutiae of school drop-offs and P.T.A. activism to the frictions of our personal relationships all the way to the geological immensity of our (not so slowly) corroding planet.
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In contrast with the previous few ceremonies, Boyle chose to use a lot of physical props, and initially the stadium's floor was covered with a theatrical green countryside that represented each kingdom in the UK. The program began as a period piece set to a pulsing modern soundtrack that focused on the Industrial Revolution, and found the Olympic rings forming above the stadium and burning with fire as though they were welded together (a famous image from these games).
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