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Mention wine tasting to a San Francisco visitor and bucolic scenes of rolling vine-covered Napa Valley hills swirl like a ruby red in a crystal glass.
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This relatively minor shift, the model found, still produces enough energy to initiate a wave-like pulse of crystal-shattering snow separation that quickly propagates uphill and leads to a major release of the upper layer.
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Berkeley Nucleonics' SAM 935, introduced in 1995 and upgraded annually, looks like a big can of shaving cream, with a crystal positioned inside the opening at one end.
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Friend vibrates a lead zirconate titanate crystal, and those vibrations twist a spring-like element attached to a rotor.
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Like the Arduino Leonardo it has a 16 MHz crystal oscillator, a micro USB connection, an ICSP header, and a reset button.
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In any case, it felt like a king's ransom, and along with the fine crystal and china, Simon's flowing Hebrew and Henry's starlet, the evening always felt somewhat magical.
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We use neuroprompts to help companies get crystal clear on what winning looks like for their organization in a defined timeframe.
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Edelman had set up Museum Partners in the 1990s to acquire a stake in a French company then controlled by the Taittinger family that held assets like Baccarat Crystal and Taittinger Champagne.
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The front sports a glass surface with three capacitive buttons and the back showcases the company's Crystal Reflection process -- an attractive patterned glass-like finish that's a bit of a fingerprint magnet.
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Like many others in their generation, their characters are coming to terms with a past whose message is crystal clear and a present that is murkily ambiguous.
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At night Baku is ablaze with amazing lights - not least from the Eurovision venue, The Crystal Hall, which is living up to its name and shining into the night sky like a beacon by the Caspian Sea.
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