It lacked the peaks and valleys of her passion, however.
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They had peaks and valleys and curves and jagged edges.
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In between those moving posts are many peaks and valleys.
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See, sound waves, like light waves, have peaks and valleys.
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"He goes through peaks and valleys," said one former aide.
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It's tempting to chalk the various peaks and valleys of Mrs.
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These projections form a vast canvas of spiky peaks and valleys.
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For some of us, these peaks and valleys are especially pronounced.
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Did you give a lot of thought to the peaks and valleys?
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When a normal sound wave is produced, it has peaks and valleys.
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On the laptop screen, a jagged red line shows peaks and valleys.
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The cryptocurrency's price has been marked by peaks and valleys this year.
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No. The car market will continue to have some peaks and valleys.
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CA: A song needs to have peaks and valleys, ups and downs.
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"With capital markets, there are always peaks and valleys," he told me.
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I'm well aware that this ride is going to have peaks and valleys.
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"The peaks and valleys will become more extreme and more frequent," he said.
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Only its roofscape of peaks and valleys hints at a roiling inner life.
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The important thing is to not even give a fuck about those peaks and valleys.
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Through the peaks and valleys and alleyways we serpentined through together you were always there.
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"I'm taking a more patient approach to peaks and valleys throughout my career," he said.
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Having a budget is important for managing the peaks and valleys of my freelance income.
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The decline of most patients with end-organ failure is punctuated by peaks and valleys.
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In a year-long project subject to emotional peaks and valleys, this was a high point.
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Instead, the team turned to satellite maps of the peaks and valleys in the ocean's surface.
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The new peaks and valleys of America's elite have made national definitions less and less useful.
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We're more conservative in our estimates and in our salaries because of the peaks and valleys.
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I really like to tell a story so there are different arcs and peaks and valleys.
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"In the oil business it would be naïve not to expect peaks and valleys," he said.
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Looking at wedding-date trends, it seems like there are clear peaks and valleys in popularity.
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The Hornets know all about inconsistency, though their peaks and valleys tend to run longer and deeper.
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Any television show that's still airing after eight years is going to have some peaks and valleys.
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It's peaks and valleys in this industry, musically as to what's genre's hot and in the moment.
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There's definitely peaks and valleys to how much time and physical energy I have to produce content.
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I hope people can go with those peaks and valleys that we've purposefully put in this record.
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He knows all the peaks and valleys and culverts around Naco like a cartographer or rancher would.
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The peaks and valleys are larger for men 13 and younger compared to men in their 70s.
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But also, look at these funny memes about the peaks and valleys of filling out the FAFSA.
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After all, the band didn't stop releasing albums due to the usual peaks and valleys of fame.
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While they talked, Cruz noticed the peaks and valleys of a pulse vector tattooed on Wilson-Suarez's forearm.
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The grooves in a record have tiny peaks and valleys that represent the music in digital data form.
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But baseball is a long season, full of peaks and valleys, and this hot start can't last forever.
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Celebrated artists like Frederic Edwin Church and Albert Bierstadt were enamored with the area's stately peaks and valleys.
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Like most aspects of human biology, cognitive function has peaks and valleys that follow the day-night cycle.
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If you're a fan of this nougat-flecked bar, you are familiar with its iconic peaks-and-valleys design.
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The result was a masterful display of the many peaks and valleys of the New Order sound through abstractions.
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There's been a lot of peaks and valleys, and me and Kenny shared a lot of that journey together.
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That's where you get those dips, not the peaks and valleys where people are losing their homes, moving away.
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Pollen levels rise and fall during the century, but their most pronounced peaks and valleys coincide with notable events.
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The way the flight works is fairly simple: the plane flies in a series of parabolas, or peaks and valleys.
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This provides more predictable power to an increasingly green Irish grid, by smoothing out peaks and valleys in wind production.
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The peaks and valleys of the two lines of AK-47 24 Karat Gold and AMB-FUBINACA matched up precisely.
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"Just like any other relationship, there's peaks and valleys," she said of her romance with the 66-year-old businessman.
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"When you work as much in the business as we do, there's gonna be peaks and valleys," Mr. Cyrus said.
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"XO Tour Llif3" fits dramatic peaks and valleys into its brief runtime, the pop single as a three-act play.
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There are peaks and valleys in a wrestler's heat, and it's hard to imagine Naito being hotter than right now.
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I don't have any plans to quit playing music, but I'm sure my career will have similar peaks and valleys.
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In the "Who" section, one work depicts a yellow line with rising peaks and valleys on a background of magenta.
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The maps chart, with blue, yellow, pink, and red lines, the electromagnetic peaks and valleys found along the city's subway tracks.
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Different regions have different times of production and different peak loads; they can help smooth out each other's peaks and valleys.
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The bottom line: Peaks and valleys in property, sales and income tax collections tend to balance each other out over time.
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"There are going to be peaks and valleys of this type in recovery from this elbow injury," manager Bryan Price said.
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A standing wave, like the vibration of a guitar string, has peaks and valleys that stay fixed in the same position.
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There's always going to be peaks and valleys of people that are interested but maybe they fall off a little bit.
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The path has peaks and valleys, but as the patient declines, each peak is a little lower than the one before.
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"He's been able to maintain the balance that's needed to get through all the peaks and valleys," Hinch said of Boone.
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Its official figures have become implausibly smooth and steady, even as other countries post results with plenty of peaks and valleys.
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From the anguish and barbarity of the torturer in "Eidolons and the Increate" throughout to the cold and barren desert planet atmosphere of "A Crown of Desolation", we hope the listener finds the peaks and valleys of our compositions to be a satisfying emotional reprieve from the sobering peaks and valleys of our own dark reality.
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Miller's OT goal carries Rangers past Canucks NEW YORK — J.T. Miller has had peaks and valleys throughout his second full NHL season.
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Both ESPN and boxing leaders talk of boxing as a series of peaks and valleys, a sport driven by the big event.
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But about eight months removed from hip surgery, Murray again has found his comeback to be halting, full of peaks and valleys.
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Capote found it in pills and liquor; Warhol, in a willed detachment that transformed emotional peaks and valleys into glazed, flatline curiosity.
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And what was often forgotten, among all of these peaks and valleys, was that he was still an 18-year-old kid.
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And the bouncing refers to the small peaks and valleys that can be driven by internal variability in the climate system, he said.
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The surface's tiny peaks and valleys disrupt the air just enough to reduce drag, kind of like the dimples on a golf ball.
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But even at her most intense, she has always had a sweet, lithe vocal presence that's more about shapes than peaks and valleys.
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The 1985 earthquake originated closer to the surface, and the seismic waves it produced had a relatively long time between peaks and valleys.
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Yes, women with more internal body fat than men are exceptional athletes who set records, break barriers and persist through peaks and valleys.
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But underneath that are the peaks and valleys of the Appalachian Mountains that make West Virginia what it is: picturesque, resource-rich and remote.
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It's also important to have a turntable that resists vibrations, which can cause misreads of the peaks and valleys, according to Pro-Ject Audio.
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The bear market — defined as 20% down from the 52-week high — arrived without warning and the usual peaks and valleys accompanying a downdraft.
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Mr. Kenney's peaks and valleys of passion, and his more modern approach to the score, stood out even among his other interpretations of Bach.
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In order to satisfy the day and night peaks and valleys of electricity demand, utilities typically have to spin up, and shut down power plants.
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"Straightening the ends a little, quickly tapping the waves after they're brushed to loosen them up, or even creating stronger peaks and valleys," Ess says.
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I'd show the readout, a blue line with peaks and valleys, to friends and family: Look how I stayed in the normal range all day!
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I love minimal techno but there was a kind of wash to all this stuff that was so similar — very emotionless, without peaks and valleys.
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Remember, benchmarks, which are artificial tests of a system's performance levels, will look like peaks and valleys to the system, which will then trigger this effect.
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So during last year's observation campaign, astronomers made sure to measure the star's light in different wavelengths — the peaks and valleys light travels over certain distances.
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They can do things like build financial models, perform technical analysis of the market, and predict market peaks and valleys like some consortium of clairvoyant wizards.
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It's the terrain on which our entire political culture rests, whose peaks and valleys shape our everyday discourse, and whose possibilities for exploitation are nearly endless.
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There's nothing wrong with that: With a grid design like this, you're almost bound to ride up and down the peaks and valleys of the sections.
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Tennis playerAge: 32How he dominated the decade: Djokovic's decade was a series of peaks and valleys, with the peaks ranking among the highest ever in tennis.
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" Unlike retail, Buck said on "Squawk Box" that food companies, like Hershey, "don't see as quite as many peaks and valleys because people need to consume food.
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The shadows produced along the moon's jagged peaks and valleys is exaggerated by the angle of reflection, and by Earth's surface features such as mountains and valleys.
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Every industry has its ebbs-and-flows, and it can be a bit of a learning curve to understand the peaks and valleys of your partner's profession.
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Tapping jump also functions as a boost, and when combined with the game's many peaks and valleys, the player can able pull off some truly impressive feats.
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There are going to be peaks and valleys, but growth is an essential element if your side hustle is going to make it in the long run.
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There are plenty of narrow investments that make sense for traders who can (or think they can) time the peaks and valleys in volatile sectors such as commodities.
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Every life, from Jane to Petra to Lina to you, the viewer, is full of telenovela moments – dramatic peaks and valleys and all the necessary monotony in between.
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Among other things, they did a computer analysis of 1,500 short films from the website Vimeo, graphing their emotional peaks and valleys and correlating them to user comments.
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"This keeps your energy level more consistent and steady throughout the day, avoiding the energy peaks and valleys you get from something super caffeinated like coffee," they write.
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Economists have long cast some doubt on Chinese official figures, which show a huge economy that somehow manages to avoid the peaks and valleys that other countries regularly report.
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Whether it's going up over time or going down over time, the line still contains individual peaks and valleys where the stocks rose or fell based on the day.
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Instead of simply sliding from verse to chorus, Stevenson guides the band through the song's peaks and valleys, allowing the songs to feel like living, breathing pieces of music.
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If it was a dedicated camera or another device that by design needed and used peaks and valleys for grip or eyes-free navigation, that would be one thing.
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All week long, MUNCHIES will be exploring, prodding, and dissecting the countless peaks and valleys that make up the modern fast food landscape, both at home and around the world.
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Some peaks and valleys can be expected in a league with a hard salary cap and a draft system in which poor-finishing franchises gain immediate access to elite talent.
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As shown at the top of this article, users will see blue peaks and valleys representing high and low volumes of engagement so they can easily scrub to the best scenes.
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Smart microgrids can help smooth out the peaks and valleys in demand by storing solar energy when it's plentiful and releasing it from batteries and EVs in times of high usage.
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A D-Wave quantum computer imagines the possible solutions of a problem as a landscape of peaks and valleys; each coordinate represents a possible solution and its elevation represents its energy.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The youthful Cubs showed their batting prowess in the regular season as Chicago led the majors in wins, yet the postseason has produced peaks and valleys at the plate.
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"We looked at airline charts and found that the big peaks and valleys have largely been evening out with the rise of unlimited paid time off and the millennial workforce," says Travis.
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"After a year of peaks and valleys (remember, it's all a journey), I wanted to end 2017 with a fun, triumphant piece of pop candy," Perry wrote of the video on Instagram.
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The dialogue throughout dinner is the stuff of independent theater and the peaks and valleys of emotion Cutler is capable of makes me hope someone casts him off-Broadway in honestly anything.
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"On a very serious note, people go through peaks and valleys, lights and dark times in their lives, and you always have to look ahead to the lights in the journey," he shared.
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It's in magazines like People and Vanity Fair and InTouch where we find the peaks and valleys of these love stories: the aughts, the honeymoon, the wedding, the baby, the cheating, the breakup.
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While the market indeed has seen multiple peaks and valleys since the balance sheet runoff started, the S&P 500 on net is up 2.4 percent during that time, as of Monday's open.
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He credits the medication for helping ease his anxiety — "It helped not having those peaks and valleys" — and his "very supportive wife" for helping him focus on the joys of having a baby.
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There have been peaks and valleys, but not since the dot-com boom of the late 275s and early 2000s has the American economy consistently delivered productivity growth above 210 percent a year.
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More CFOs are worrying about hacking than anything else right now — and unlike economic cycles and peaks and valleys in consumer demand, and a political election season — it's a risk that's here to stay.
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Unless you can do something about those huge peaks and valleys, you need almost 100 percent redundancy — enough backup power plants to supply 100 percent of demand in the event that VRE is providing none.
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Fluctuations in seasonal employment — and by extension, seasonal business activity — are well tracked in the labor market, which is why monthly job numbers are seasonally adjusted, removing the peaks and valleys in the economic cycle.
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I'm hypnotized by the red-beige-brown carpet of California desert; mesmerized by the unbroken wilderness of northern Maine; awed by the peaks and valleys of the Cascades; calmed by the serenity of the Great Lakes.
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Well, good news — you can figure that out by consulting Bijoux Indiscrets' orgasm sound library, which features colorful sound maps that visualize the peaks and valleys of the sound waves people make when they moan in pleasure.
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What ARES is after is grid stabilization at very large scales (up to 50 megawatts with the Nevada project)—as the grid becomes more diversified, smoothing its peaks and valleys becomes a more and more vital task.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — If you're tempted on a Monday to creep back to bed, you'll understand the challenge of diving in, taking the plunge, committing to another week of peaks and valleys (and hopefully no geopolitical apocalypses).
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In Tel Aviv, Waiser will share his thoughts with us on the future of mobility, the peaks and valleys of the entrepreneur's journey and what's next for Gett as it continues to drive forward in a highly competitive market.
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His rookie season has had its peaks and valleys — four top-24 finishes to go with 10 missed cuts in 26 appearances — but by finishing 82nd in the regular season, he comfortably maintained his exempt status for 2016-17.
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Baseball seasons are very much like presidential campaigns in that they have big emotional peaks and valleys, all played out under the watchful eye of millions of people who all know better than you what you should be doing.
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At that moment, it's impossible to know what peaks and valleys are ahead; to know how your work — the quality of it, your relationship to it, what you want to or are able to say — will change over time.
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"The business is one of great cyclicality so the peaks and valleys can be meaningful, so 2008/2009 is a favorable starting point if you are assessing strength and progress over the cycle," noted Northcoast Research analyst John Healy.
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For nearly four decades, Michiko Kakutani, who has decided to step down as chief book critic of The New York Times, has anointed new talent, charted the peaks and valleys of literary careers and memorialized writers when they're gone.
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But about eight months removed from hip surgery, Murray has found his comeback to be halting, full of peaks and valleys, and Verdasco wore him down in a 7-5, 2-6, 6-253, 6-4 victory at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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A few peaks and valleys over, Becky Barnes, another paleontologist, clad in jeans and one of her many humorous dinosaur-theme T-shirts, bent over a fossilized tortoise shell, her long braid poking out beneath a tan, wide-brimmed hat.
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He predicted that newer anesthetics, some of which might mimic animal hibernation, "promise improved convenience, improved safety, increased effectiveness, increased bioavailability, continuous delivery with fewer peaks and valleys, decreased side effects, decreased dosage and frequency of administration, and decreased cost."
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The dish, an adapted version of which may appear this fall on the menu of his forthcoming (and still nameless) restaurant on West Eighth Street, just north of Washington Square Park, embodied "what I call the peaks and valleys," Mr. Kluger said.
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DC melodic death metal/metalcore journeymen Darkest Hour have been around long enough to witness the many peaks and valleys of their chosen field in metal, from its inception and spread from Gothenburg, Sweden to its commercial peak, to its djent-ification and beyond.
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At their best, they leave room for giddy star turns: In "Bat," Andrew Polec and Lena Hall blasted their way through the songs' peaks and valleys like hammy rock gods, while as Killer Queen, Krystle Chance propelled "Another One Bites the Dust" into orbit.
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Sulphur English is a demonic, almost Biblical story full of peaks and valleys, from the gentleness of the vast "Stillness" to the torment of "The Atavist's Meridian," a 12-and-a-half-minute epic that sounds sprung from the bubbling lava pits of hell.
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MILAN — In the soaring green-walled auditorium of the Fondation Prada, on the outskirts of Milan, pieces of gray foam packing material with an egg carton-like surface had been laid across the floor in a no man's land of little peaks and valleys.
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If you imagine a particle riding along that wave, it would ride along the peaks and valleys from point A to point B. A standing wave, by contrast, is produced when a wave is reflected off of something back toward itself, or is offset by a second wave.
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It goes through peaks and valleys, employs inspiring (if prepackaged) maxims, talks about a more-promising future for black children, subtly criticizes people in a position of white authority as being permissive of black success only within the framework of sports, and acknowledges the responsibility of the famous.
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The more grids can be connected with one another to form larger grids over larger areas, the more spread out the potential for wind and solar will be and the more spread out load will be, both of which will serve to smooth out the peaks and valleys in the curve.
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It compares Amazon's revenue (gray line) — seasonal peaks and valleys that go up and to the right to the tune of more than $63 billion last quarter — to profit (pink line), a much more modest line that reflects a small percentage (4 percent last quarter but historically much less) of those sales.
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Catching a glimpse of the man just enjoying the warmth of family adds a depth to the precarious balancing act that is French Montana's rap career, a decade-long array of peaks and valleys that teeters on the ever-shifting stock of the pop-trap charmer (which, it must be noted, is sort of in decline).
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My journey as a professional athlete has not been without its twists and turns, but consistent through all my peaks and valleys were my God, my superstar hubby (who happens to be the former defensive back of the New York Giants), my ride-or-die family, and a fire burning within me to make my country proud.
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I spy with my little eye … an extravagant bishop's sleeve on a slithery black wrap dress; structured panniers atop a sheer lace frock; peaks and valleys of silk and summer lawn in elaborate christening layers; antique tablecloth linen shirtdresses and baby doll macs; ribbed knits, the necks rimmed in marabou, and simple black jackets, the seams dangling diamanté strings.
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Good local planning, with a willing partner in an OA-DSO, can take into account multiple considerations, among them local needs and priorities, equity, state standards and mandates, and service to the larger grid system (local microgrids can help flatten out peaks and valleys in demand, the notorious "duck curve," making for a more stable grid).
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This is where the Stop Making Sense comparison is most apt: Justin Timberlake + the Tennessee Kids is all about the emotional peaks and valleys of the concert experience, treating the stage and its many denizens — band members, background singers, dancers — as a complex ecosystem worth appreciating both on their own and as parts of a greater whole.
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I realized so many things in those early days in New York, but the most important was this: I could get old enough to know better, to do better, to, hopefully, be better, but my life as a New Yorker, my life as a human being on the planet, would never stop being a constant stream of peaks and valleys.
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If you Google "John Demjanjuk" and read the two sentence biography that appears in the upper right-hand corner, you'll glean the narrative peaks and valleys that guide Netflix's latest true crime docu-series, The Devil Next Door: before becoming the "retired autoworker" who immigrated from Ukraine to the U.S., John Demjanjuk was a guard at a Nazi death camp.
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Mikhailo M. Prokopiv, who suggested the fighting was meant to "give us a little nightmare" and pressure Ukrainian leaders to comply with the terms of Minsk II. In the long run, this up-and-down cycle of war in eastern Ukraine — peaks and valleys of violence — will be very costly for Ukraine, which is beset by a number of political and economic problems.
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The dozens of drawings surrounding the limestone sculptures offer object lessons in the peaks and valleys of stylization: some of the heads, in their obsessive repetition of forms — the arched eyebrows sheltering blank, almond eyes; the impossibly long noses and puckered, button mouths — seem simultaneously analytical and spiritual, a platonic ideal rendered in pan-cultural terms, while others, less deeply considered and more quickly rendered, descend almost into doodles.
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Douglas Peterson: Well the way I look at it is, if you go back the last couple of years, VIX was trading very low, VIX was very steady, very low, little peaks and valleys but kind of in a range of six to 15, and then about a month and a half ago it spiked up to 25-26 and since then we've seen a lot more volatility.
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