Ten conversations pulsed expectant on the wall, two between people.
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We pulsed the blender until the tomatoes were nearly smooth.
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Deep percussion rhythms burrowed into my brain and pulsed outward.
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That night the rain pulsed across our tin roof in waves.
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The piece pulsed to the vibrations of people walking around it.
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Fires pulsed like a midnight sun several miles to the west.
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So I do IPL [intense pulsed light] every once in a while.
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Colourful lights pulsed on the screen, in sync with the synthesizer's droning tones.
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Now all that history was inconsequential, pulsed inside the blender of collective toil.
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On the third morning, the sound of "kokoko-kiew" pulsed through the forest.
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Their shoulders and hips pulsed with the percussion, an upbeat, African-inspired rhythm.
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But that day in November, a palpable current of stress pulsed beneath our conversation.
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Some versions of neti pots include bulb syringes, squeeze bottles, and pulsed water devices.
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I didn't feel weak, or even particularly cold, but I pulsed with existential dread.
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We can help take care of that with a photofacial or Intense Pulsed Light (IPL).
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Peterson pulsed forward through a gaping hole to get out in front of the Giants.
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The light pulsed warm and steady up and down the pilasters flanking a broad Roman arch.
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Then there's what Robbins calls his "PEMF machine, a pulsed electronic magnetic frequency device," he says.
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A milder alternative, UltraShape relies on pulsed ultrasound to painlessly kill fat using far less heat.
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Suddenly, an object with a light that pulsed steadily from bright to dim caught my eye.
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As we are progressively increasing cylinder pressure of engines, then this pulsed pressure level goes up.
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An intense pulsed light (also called broadband light), applied in a doctor's office, can correct both.
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Amid endless pharmacies and dental offices catering to mostly-gone Americans, local life pulsed and thrived.
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My fear was no longer contained in my head but pulsed through my body, a living thing.
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Maybe that's what we want from women, Greer thought as her thumb pulsed and percolated with blood.
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But the doctored image pulsed through right-wing outrage channels and was boosted by activists on Twitter.
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Fans raised their arms donned with LED wristbands that lit up in sync when the music pulsed.
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One thing I liked was how the screens at night pulsed with the tender bellies of lizards.
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Punchy and quick-pulsed, it's a fine example of that now-rare species, the big-city newspaper melodrama.
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Hujar's photographs document the effervescent creative spirit that pulsed through the East Village as the AIDS crisis unfolded.
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Below Mr. Cunha, more than a thousand people pulsed to the beat of a band on a stage.
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Sure enough, as I soon I did so, the colors flowing around the "audience" pulsed hypnotically in time.
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Photorejuvenation refers to another category of interventions and includes intense pulsed light (IPL) photodynamic therapy (PDT) or lasers.
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As the bluegrass-inflected chords of "Wake Me Up" pulsed from the organ, the worshipers sang along enthusiastically.
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I experienced appetite fluctuations, drowsiness, and a dull, persistent headache that pulsed in the base of my skull.
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By the next morning, the same grief I had felt when we divorced pulsed painfully through me again.
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By the next morning, the same grief I had felt when we divorced pulsed painfully through me again.
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The smuggler paced the road, scanning for the authorities, as the light from fireflies pulsed in the pitch black.
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Pulsed light uses short blasts of a poly-chromatic, high-intensity light to penetrate just below the skin's surface.
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For the next half-hour, we made real music; we throbbed and pulsed with it, everyone swaying in unison.
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Reduced activity: They observed the jellyfish for 6 days, and found that they pulsed 32% more slowly at night.
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Studio 54, the disco mecca, pulsed at 254 West 54th Street, where the Roundabout Theater Company stages plays today.
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The strange waves pulsed for a total of 20 minutes, unfelt by humans, according to National Geographic on Thursday.
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The uncanny whistling of whirly tubes began to mix with the clattering of rolling wood, while shakers pulsed and hissed.
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Lost in the swamp at night, her unnamed character observes how screen doors "pulsed with the tender bellies of lizards".
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Philips Lumea uses a clever light based technology called Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) to break the cycle of hair regrowth.
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It's a technology that's supposed to energize your body "with soothing pulsed electro-magnetic fields," according to the company's website.
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" Mr. Perry laid flooring under construction lights while the structures on either side of his house pulsed with "Breathing Lights.
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As an alternative, dermatologists recommend looking into lasers, like IPL (intense pulsed light), to reverse this type of sun damage.
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The impact shook the universe, generating ripples known as gravitational waves that warped the fabric of spacetime as they pulsed through.
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Window units pulsed with air conditioning, and Buddy tried to preserve the coolness by shouting "close the door" whenever patrons entered.
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Security guards wandered around the Armani store because there was nobody to check, as dance music pulsed over the untouched clothes.
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Salps are tiny, barrel-shaped marine invertebrates that move through the water by pumping liquid through their gelatinous bodies with pulsed contractions.
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Lidar sensors do this by emitting pulsed laser light, then measuring the reflection of this energy from the solid objects it hits.
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This aerial survey technique works by shining pulsed laser light onto a target area and measuring the reflected light with a sensor.
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Excitement pulsed through the QAnon conspiracy-theory community Saturday after new posts on 8kun from a user purporting to be "Q" appeared.
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But the leaked document, the authenticity of which has not been disputed, revealed that their anti-establishment and euroskeptic heart still pulsed.
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Over six days and nights, the researchers monitored 23 jellyfish, which pulsed about 30 percent less at night than during the day.
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To measure this part of antihydrogen's spectrum, they induced the anti-atoms to emit light by beaming a pulsed laser at them.
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When the darts hit a target, a pulsed current triggers a paralyzing neuromuscular response that gives officers several seconds to restrain the subject.
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As Mr. Davis went door to door this week, he spoke with voters as a torrent of Democratic ads pulsed from TV sets.
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I pulsed together my own rosemary-sundried tomato spread, tweaking the flavor and asking my mom to taste-test it on sliced bread.
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When the darts hit a target, a pulsed current triggers a paralyzing neuromuscular response that gives police several seconds to restrain the subject.
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After a course of laser hair removal didn't go well for me, I booked in for IPL, which stands for Intense Pulsed Light.
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IPL "IPL works in a similar way except it's not a laser — it's intense pulsed light, so it's a photofacial," Dr Green says.
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As music pulsed and lights flashed, a dancer came off the stage to warn him about fighting shortly before gunshots can be heard.
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One recent afternoon, a handful of looms in the factory were churning out carpets, and the building pulsed with a noisy, arrhythmic heartbeat.
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It sends a pulsed laser toward the surface and tracks both how long it takes to come back and how strong it is.
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The morning sun pulsed through a dense layer of pollution and in the distance Needles imagined the Washington Monument spiking out of the ground.
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Nearly 400 sounds were recorded, which the researchers classified into various types, including 13 types of tonal sounds and 66 types of pulsed calls.
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Most are made of titanium and include a pulsed generator with a sealed lithium battery and wires incorporated with electrodes attached to the heart.
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Wonder Woman could have given in to the relentless grimness that plagued Batman v Superman, or the blatant sexism that pulsed through Suicide Squad's veins.
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She let the mosquito land on her skin, and slowly it pulsed and pumped and she felt her blood rising up into the small creature.
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The air pulsed with energy and howled with intoxicating sonic darkness, and without even realizing it, I found myself drawn up to the very front.
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After I added a cup of heavy whipping cream, I pulsed the blender on low for a few seconds, then on high for a while.
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Hundreds of thousands of people, unsure of what would happen next, had watched as the mysterious black hole pulsed on their screens for another hour.
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Light detection and ranging technology uses light in the form of a pulsed laser to measure the distance of objects from cars, drones and other gadgets.
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It showed young men and women, together in the same street , dancing to a live DJ's beat, fluorescent lights strobing as they pulsed up and down.
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When he poked the second across the line after a flailing clearance by Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, a frisson of unadulterated euphoria pulsed through the stands.
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Derek and I filmed each other doing some dumb stuff and Logan modulated it together with obscure VHS tape footage and pulsed it to the music.
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Despite an ugly first half in which Seton Hall did not score for the first five minutes Friday night, the Prudential Center crowd pulsed with energy.
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"Individual jellyfish swim using pulsed jets, and previous work has shown that this is an efficient means of moving through the water," noted Sutherland in a release.
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Lidar, which uses pulsed laser signals to detect objects, is considered a critical technology for self-driving cars (except at Tesla, which relies more heavily on cameras).
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But the Louisville and Mayo Clinic studies also showed positive results using a simpler strategy that sends continuous, rather than pulsed, electrical stimulation to the spinal cord.
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The screen swirled and pulsed with a vivid, kaleidoscopic animation of brightly colored spheres in long looping orbits that periodically collapsed into nebulae before dispersing once more.
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Everyone seemed to be with someone — a friend, lover or soon-to-be-lover — and music pulsed constantly, as if I'd arrived at a never-ending party.
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The President's comment pulsed with the notion that sinister forces are threatening the birthrights of Americans to shield outsiders he paints as a threat to US -- white -- culture.
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Send out a pulsed laser beam, and the time it takes the light to bounce back and its wavelength can help create accurate 3D maps of an environment.
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The rush was so strong that it even had a taste, right by the back of my tongue, where my throat started and my tonsils and epiglottis pulsed.
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The authors described it as a "pulsed release," which happened very quickly (by contrast, accidents at Chernobyl and Fukushima involved leaks that happened over the course of days).
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Anisotropic movement of water molecules can be detected through pulsed magnetic gradients using diffusion-weighted MRI and measured to quantify the degree and direction(s) of restricted movement.
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European and American expats mingled with Iranians in the neon glow of Tehran's clubs, which pulsed with music by the Beatles and Iranian pop stars Hayedeh and Googoosh.
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A 2008 study led by a U.S.D.A. scientist showed that the shocks produced by pulsed ultraviolet light significantly reduced the allergenicity of peanut extracts in a lab test.
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The only magnets capable of higher intensities are pulsed magnets, and their fields only last for a fraction of a second, according to a press release from Nature.
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The reason it takes a fraction of the time compared to laser hair removal processes is because the Smoothskin Gold uses intense pulsed light (IPL) to zap away follicles.
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LONDON — It's been mere weeks since the strobe-fuelled craziness of Zayn Malik's "Pillowtalk" pulsed its way on to our screens, and now he's gone and released another one.
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In this respect, the building housing the most powerful x-ray source in the world is unique in that it actually has a title: the Z Pulsed Power Facility.
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"This is my baby girl's heartbeat 💗The one that pulsed across the screen showing me the gift of life I had growing inside me," Morgan captioned the photo.
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They found that it was eight times brighter than usual under these conditions, and that its brightest spot "pulsed" more quickly—every 26 minutes as opposed to 45 minutes.
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Other scientific research has concluded that either pulsed radiofrequency or microwave radiation could have produced the effects noted by the diplomatic staff and medical personnel, Science Daily wrote this week.
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Phipps questions the practicality of such a huge laser satellite but thinks the same basic plan could work just fine if carried out by a pulsed laser from the ground.
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After standard care to repair their fractures, the patients were randomly assigned to low-intensity pulsed ultrasound (similar to the ultrasound used in fetal monitoring), or to a sham treatment.
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When the work's mass of voices pulsed across the auditorium, a sense of Stockhausen's stated interest in the fate of humankind — not just his own story — was made excitingly concrete.
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This familiar rock was laid down as deep-sea muck half a billion years ago in a strange ocean haunted by alien exoskeletons, and gelatinous things that pulsed and squirmed.
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And yet, this neon dome pulsed, a pink heart on an otherwise blank slate, offering the promise of new growth where none was expected, roots where otherwise there were none.
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It just pulsed on until it came back to the exact place it started Sign up for our newsletter to get the best of VICE delivered to your inbox daily.
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"[Those lasers] have a very high peak power, but they can only reach it several times a day," Tomas Mocek, director of Czech's High Average Power Pulsed Laser project, told AFP.
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He accepted so fast that it shocked him, but his boyhood passion had been to see the hills that inspired Vaughan Williams and the sea that pulsed through Britten's "Peter Grimes".
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I turned the music off and started talking and making weird noises at it to see if that did anything, and it pulsed along with my voice like a sexual echo.
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YouTube reviews just weren't giving us solid answers, so we turned to celebrity dermatologist Dr. Michele Green, who provided this cheat sheet of the most popular laser and pulsed light treatments.
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They found that it is theoretically possible for a pulsed laser to ablate the space debris, creating a force that can remove the object from orbit, using a space-based laser.
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As he worked, a TV in the background pulsed with the sounds of Nass El Ghiwane, a Moroccan band and the subject of "Trances," a concert movie by Ahmed El Maanouni.
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The mall — a tower of exuberance, with floors dedicated to different parts of the world, from the Caribbean to London, Paris and Hollywood — pulsed with the rhythm of a busy Saturday.
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When Rodgers rebounded from a 4-for-11 start against the Giants to complete 21 of his final 29 passes in the Packers' 38-13 victory, the bar pulsed with pride.
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When Rodgers rebounded from a 4-for-11 start against the Giants to complete 21 of his final 2.823 passes in the Packers' 38-13 victory, the bar pulsed with pride.
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When it comes to the actual vibrated subwoofer effect, it works — the Basslet buzzed and pulsed in time with the thudding base of the EDM track I was listening to as promised.
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Even stranger, while the southern aurora pulsed rhythmically every nine to 12 minutes (it had previously been seen to pulse regularly every 40 to 45 minutes), the northern aurora was more erratic.
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In fact, the researchers believe the "pulsed inflation" method H. actiniformis uses to expel its algae may help the animal survive hot spells compared with corals that do not bleach so ostentatiously.
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The soundtrack—violent, drawn out and heavily distorted guitars over sub bass—pulsed in sync white strobes and the red light that bathed everything to create a feeling of anxiety and confusion.
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"It is a patented technology, so I'm only able to go into a little bit of detail, but it works through a disinfection process, pulsed disinfection … with some ultrasonic systems," Cherasia said.
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Each week, three to five of his engaged patients request lasers, (consisting of one focused wavelength of light), IPL, (Intense Pulsed Light, which uses multiple wavelengths of light), chemical peels, and fillers.
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The most common sensor, LIDAR—which uses pulsed laser light to determine proximity and depth of objects near a self-driving vehicle—is still being tested for its usefulness in inclement weather.
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Spotted by Apple Insider, the iPhone maker was granted a patent called "Vein imaging using detection of pulsed radiation," which theorizes using infrared light to capture images of the veins beneath someone's skin.
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According to Cuneo, even if Sandia pursued the creation of a pulsed fusion reactor, the Z machine is far from achieving the breakeven energy point that is needed to create a fusion reactor.
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For example, after pulsars were discovered in 1967 they were nicknamed LGM (short for "little green men") because astronomers had never before observed anything not created by humans that pulsed with such regularity.
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I opened Google Maps to find my way home and my blue dot pulsed at 888 Bestgate Road, but the bull's-eye had disappeared, and the previous declaration of "Annapolis shooting" was gone.
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Photo: Gizmodo (Sam Rutherford)Apple has been granted a patent, first filed in 2015, that could lead to huge enhancements in the iPhone's biometric powers by using "pulsed radiation" to peer into users' veins.
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The spa, which has multiple locations in the U.S., the U.K., and Hong Kong, uses a combination of YAG laser and intense pulsed light (IPL) to help clear breakouts, even tone, and brighten skin.
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Clements and his students have studied about 30 fires over the years using a Doppler LiDAR system that is similar to radar, but it uses a pulsed laser to measure ranges and other information.
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One of them later persuaded his father to leave a rotten chicken in the yard and to plant an iPhone nearby to make a video as it pulsed with the energy of its consumers.
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On the original "I'm New Here," the flickering gloom of Mr. Russell's production often made Scott-Heron sound cloistered and defeated, even as his poetry pulsed with its typical humor, self-effacement and vision.
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The installation was designed to conjure a sleek, data-saturated metropolis: computer-generated images pulsed and swam over the walls and floor of a large subterranean room, as though every surface were a screen.
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Formerly abandoned buildings and industrial factories suddenly pulsed with the bass of electronic music and welcomed some of the world's most renowned DJs at the start of their careers, sparking a veritable cultural movement.
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Laser beams are pulsed in the perpendicular legs and then LIGO scientists measure the time it takes for the laser beam to hit one end of a tunnel leg and return to its starting point.
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Dr. Green says the first order of business is to be sure any laser or pulsed light treatment is performed by a well-trained physician — an untrained provider can cause serious, and even permanent damage.
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"Intense pulsed light treatments use light at a frequency that is absorbed by the lining of the vessels, which destroys the cells and collapses the vessel," said Norman Rowe, a plastic surgeon in New York.
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To keep the ions out of equilibrium, the researchers pulsed them with two lasers, one which was used to create a magnetic field and the other which was used to flip the spins of the electrons.
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The temperature dial pulsed pink and the small blue digital readout on Cinder reported that it was remote-controlled as the app counted down the minutes and told me the exact temperature of the heating plates.
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Blini come from Ms. Vasina's family, nearly diaphanous pancakes folded around chicken ground so fine, it approaches pâté; or strawberries pulsed into a near jam; or a soft farmer's cheese with the faintest implication of sugar.
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She never barked, because she couldn't, she had been bred not to bark, but barks lived inside her, I read them in her face, in the way she opened her mouth and pulsed her vocal cords.
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It uses the same lasers as the brand's signature facial (a combination of YAG laser and intense pulsed light), but kicks it up a notch by adding in a carbon mask that's vaporized right off your skin.
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Weirdly, though visible light is used for the treatment of skin issues and aesthetic conditions in the form of lasers, intense pulsed light, and photodynamic therapy, it can also lead to causation of these issues, as well.
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Those were the first thoughts Dana Zwally, whom you may have not met through the same kind of media coverage as the others mentioned here, had when the initial ache pulsed through her abdomen on Sept. 4.
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Last, the animals must show an increased need for sleep if they are kept from it, so the biologists pulsed water through the jellyfish's tank every 20 minutes at night to prevent the creatures from sleeping continuously.
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Staged by Sam Mendes, this production pulsed so vigorously with plot, suspense and life itself that when I saw it in London last year, its more than three hours seemed to pass in one deep gulp of a breath.
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A combined AMS/Osram company has the potential to earn $25-$30 per lidar system - pulsed laser sensors that can measure ranges and distances for self-driving cars and up to eight such systems are needed per vehicle, Wachsler-Markowitsch said.
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A combined AMS/Osram company has the potential to earn $25-$30 per lidar system - pulsed laser sensors that can measure ranges and distances – for self-driving cars and up to eight such systems are needed per vehicle, Wachsler-Markowitsch said.
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They struggled to disguise the anger, bitterness and sheer open dislike that has pulsed through their recriminatory White House race, perhaps not surprisingly since he has threatened to throw her in jail and she says he's a threat to the republic.
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Dr. Sturdy Colls also employed advanced technologies like light detection and ranging, or lidar, which shoots pulsed-laser beams from sensors mounted on aircraft or satellites to measure the height of the ground surface, and produced detailed three-dimensional maps.
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YOKOSUKA, Japan — The cluster of bars in the streets known as "The Honch" a few blocks from the United States naval base here pulsed with the primal energy of young men and women letting off steam on a hot summer night.
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The "mop sauce," a mix of Heinz apple cider vinegar, brown sugar and spices, including smoked paprika, is whizzed in a blender (the heat dissolves the sugar), then pulsed with a generous dollop of the sweet-and-spicy Korean chile paste.
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The globe did not appear to have any magical powers, but when the king and Mr. Trump touched it, background music of the kind that might accompany a reality show's elimination sequence or introduce a cable news program soared and pulsed.
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In Ann Arbor, he lingered for several minutes after he finished speaking, clasping hands with supporters and grinning at them broadly, as the strains of Mr. Springsteen's "Land of Hope and Dreams" pulsed the stadium, a throwback to four years ago.
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A newly published patent application, for which Tesla filed in May, describes the "pulsed laser cleaning of debris" that tends to gather on car windshields and solar panels, both of which Tesla has an interest in keeping Mary Poppins–level spotless.
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It turns out my fears were somewhat founded; Dr. Green says the first order of business is to be sure any laser or pulsed light treatment is performed by a well-trained physician — an untrained provider can cause serious and even permanent damage.
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Side Street When Steve Stollman talks about the energy that once pulsed around the intersection of Houston and Mulberry Streets, he is not indulging some touchy-feely sensibility (even if he did make a living in the 1960s distributing hippie-friendly underground newspapers).
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Temperatures hovered in the mid-2120s, without a breeze, and a nervous energy pulsed through downtown — not out of fear that the Predators would lose, because defenseman P.K. Subban had guaranteed they would not, but that Nashville might run out of beer.
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Overall Assembly: EasyAssembly was swift and easy: I preheated the oven to 400°F, threw all of the ingredients into a food processor, pulsed until blended, and then spread onto an oiled sheet pan to bake in the oven for a total of 25 minutes.
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Now she's back with her latest single off her forthcoming EP: below is the premiere of the video for "Dirty Air"—which is something of a misnomer because the the LA-based singer fills the air with meringue-light vocals and disco-pulsed synths.
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The Korean Peninsula pulsed with news that the North was preparing for its sixth atomic detonation and that American warships had been ordered into the Sea of Japan as a deterrent, even though the ships turned out to have sailed in the opposite direction.
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On Soccer TURIN, Italy — Not long after Cristiano Ronaldo scored the first of his three goals, as belief, rather than hope, pulsed around the stadium, as Juventus's fans bounced and sang and roared, Mario Mandzukic turned inside, and floated a cross into Atlético Madrid's box.
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"EMF Scientists have serious concerns regarding the ubiquitous and increasing exposure to radiation from wireless devices and antennas from all sources, including the pulsed digital signals Bluetooth transmits," Elizabeth Kelley, the director of the International EMF Scientist Appeal, told Business Insider in an email.
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Servings: 230 dozenPrep: 23 minutesTotal: 21 hour 21 cups all-purpose flour22 teaspoons ground cinnamon153 teaspoons baking soda215 tablespoons unsalted butter24 cup packed light brown sugar210 cup granulated sugar2 large eggs1 1/2 cups rolled oats, pulsed in a food processor1 cup raisins1 teaspoon vanilla extract 43.
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PHILADELPHIA — Several demonstrations pulsed through the Democrats' convention host city here on Tuesday after the party formally nominated Hillary Clinton for president, attracting at least 1,000 people by nightfall as angered Bernie Sanders voters joined supporters of the Black Lives Matter movement for a wide-scale march.
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A brain that pulsed and quivered, that seized and commanded ... IT was the most horrible, the most repellent thing [Meg] had ever seen, far more nauseating than anything she had ever imagined with her conscious mind, or that had ever tormented her in her most terrible nightmares.
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The standout of this solo show — her first in New York City, at the age of 89 — was the reel of moving-image works, often set to electronic scores, that popped, pulsed, flashed, and fired up the screen, immersing the viewer in a formidable world of artistic possibilities.
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IPL (Intense Pulsed Light therapy)Used to treat everything from pigmentation, fine lines, acne, rosacea, those irritating purple spider veins and uneven skin tone in general, IPL is a great option for those who want to make significant, long-lasting changes but don't want or need to go the whole hog with laser.
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Scenes from the night's convention proceedings played on a muted TV, and the dance floor pulsed with songs like Sublime's "Santeria" (1996) and Sisqo's "Thong Song" (1999.) A delegate from Nevada, Staci Grunewald, 39, dropped in while taking a break from her delegation's party upstairs and noted the crowded room's energetic vibe.
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As the full room pulsed with music and guests, the couple had an epiphany: Dream should run their new hotel in Durham, N.C. "We had been talking to all the major brands, but we wanted someone innovative, creative and entrepreneurial," Ms. Hills said of Dream, a relatively small company that operates 16 hotels.
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As the full room pulsed with music and guests, the couple had an epiphany: Dream should run their new hotel in Durham, N.C. "We had been talking to all the major brands, but we wanted someone innovative, creative and entrepreneurial," Ms. Hills said of Dream, a relatively small company that operates 16 hotels.
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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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DETROIT/LAS VEGAS, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Self-driving cars employ lidar, a remote sensing technology using pulsed laser light the way radar uses radio waves, and lidar makers waiting for the automotive market to take off are courting new customers who would use the technology for everything from monitoring cattle to helping a disc jockey synchronize dance music.
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How they saw it: Using data collected in 2007 and 2016 from two space-based observatories that could see both poles at the same, William Dunn and his colleagues at University College London found Jupiter's southern aurora pulsed every 9-11 minutes whereas the northern one was inconsistent — it flared every 12, 26 or 40-45 minutes — and with varying brightness.
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To break through veils like spiders' webs,crack carapaces like a day-moth and achievea clarified frenzy and feel the blood settlelike a brown afternoon stream in River Doreeis what I pulsed for in my brain and wristfor the drifting benediction of a drizzledrying on this page like asphalt, for peace that passeslike a changing cloud, to a hawk's slow pivot.
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Hujar is probably best known for the work he produced during the last years of his life before dying from AIDS-related pneumonia; his photographs from that period document the effervescent creative spirit that pulsed through the East Village and its environs in overlapping fields — visual art, post-punk music-making, performance art, and political activism (which often demanded government responses to the unfolding AIDS crisis).
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Far more interesting were Dawson's Creek's supporting characters: Joey, the intellectual tomboy who pulsed with a vague, amorphous anger at everything on the planet in general and whatever she was currently looking at in particular (drink every time "you have literally no idea why Joey is mad," advises one Dawson's Creek drinking game), and Pacey, whose wisecracking exterior masked deep wells of self-loathing.
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When a time crystal is driven, or pushed, at a certain period or frequency, it doesn't respond at the same frequency that it was driven—in other words, if a laser is pulsed (the driving mechanism) at a chain of ions (the medium of the time crystal) every ten seconds, those ions will exhibit a period not of ten seconds, but twenty, thirty or some other multiple of the original period.
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