The problem was now directly in front of me, floating weightlessly.
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The track swells weightlessly, providing little grounding for this lyrical uncertainty.
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As such, the paintings appear to float weightlessly, much like her home.
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Both dance and spin weightlessly in the light, alive with effervescent grace.
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But floating weightlessly in the space station, it looks fragile, even magical — not unlike the planet beyond.
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When you place the cup on the stand, it elevates the glass, so that it sits weightlessly on air.
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Baths can be almost womb-like, the body both weightlessly suspended and protected by the density of the water.
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Over a playful percussion section, digital marimba-like sounds twinkle weightlessly and weightless synth pads ooze in a wonderfully gaseous way.
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Instead, we get weightless, cartoonish figures battling in a drab brown or gray environment, usually while buildings collapse just as weightlessly around them.
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This a movie where the two lead characters hoof their way through a planetarium and finish by dancing weightlessly among the domed-in stars.
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Why soundtrack this demonic dog, moving in a weightlessly modulating zoom through the screen, with their spliced and disarrayed take on poppy club music?
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The metallic base holds an electromagnet, with a corresponding magnet in the cup itself so it can appear to float weightlessly in mid-air.
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Vivid oil paintings capture ethereal scenes of submerged women floating weightlessly in shallow water in writer and visual artist Mark Heine's new Sirens series.
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Built on the push and pull between a characteristically heavy trap drop and a sparkling, weightlessly jazzy section, the track has a wonderfully disorienting effect.
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"What you're really doing when you're experiencing gravity isn't being heavy in your chair, it's falling weightlessly in the gravitational field," says astrophysicist Janna Levin.
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" I was reminded of Tolstoy's maxim at the Rose Theater at Jazz at Lincoln Center on Thursday during the premiere of Mark Morris's weightlessly poignant "The Trout.
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In 2015, as hundreds of thousands of mostly Syrian refugees spilled into Germany, the country's runaway literary hit was Dörte Hansen's "This House Is Mine," a weightlessly lyrical novel about the legacy of the East German trauma.
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As you float weightlessly on a bed of uplifting and familiar sounding synths and organ, you hear a new rhythmic chant emerge, cuddling you as you soar across the stars like the baby in the bubble out of 2001.
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In a beautiful pas de deux to Prelude 6, Lydie Vareilhes seems to exist in a state of perpetually buckling collapse, flexed feet clawing at the air, arms reaching into the void as she is weightlessly lifted by Mickaël Lafon.
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The premise: Don a (real) swimsuit and flotation belt, strap on a VR headset that is also a snorkel mask, then float weightlessly through a surrealist outer space trip loosely inspired by the Georges Méliès film A Trip to the Moon.
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You are presented with an object, say a bowl, and by either clicking and dragging with your mouse or by moving your finger around on your touchscreen, you're able to turn and rotate it as if it was floating weightlessly in space.
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The Virgin Galactic chairman is aiming to build a spaceport in the UK that'll launch private citizens into low orbit for $250,000, let them float weightlessly while admiring our fragile planet for a few minutes, then fall safely back down to terra firma.
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Its early launch was muddled with PC errors that damaged the game's reputation early on, and many players have taken issue with the addition of a Batmobile that slides around Gotham so weightlessly the streets seem paved by Mr. Freeze's undisclosed municipal side project, but the overwhelming Batman-ness of the design, story, and puzzles make Arkham Knight a remarkable adaptation of DC comics and a fantastic bat-game.
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What relationship can there possibly be between what we often see on a typical Tiepolo painted ceiling (if we choose to crick our necks) — magnificent horse-drawn chariots surging weightlessly through the air, nymphs and idling gods buoyed up on clouds, all painted in colors of near-sublime delicacy and seductiveness — and the sleek, black luxury sedans tearing along Konrad Adenauer Strasse, just beyond the doors of Stuttgart's Staatsgalerie?
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In the music video for the song, the scene is set in New York City and entirely filmed in sepia. People are seen floating through the air weightlessly but remain unseen by the surrounding people.
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The Door is the debut studio album by Norwegian trumpeter, composer and multi- instrumentalist Mathias Eick recorded in 2007 and released on August 19, 2008 by the ECM label.ECM discography accessed November 18, 2011 The album consists of eight weightlessly lyrical compositions, all originals.
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Marvel Comics. He awoke floating weightlessly in a dimension which he initially assumed was Cloak's dark dimension. He soon realized however that the power shortage caused the portal to send him to a different dimension, a place of half darkness and half light. A seemingly infinite number of portals surrounded him in this place.
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His paintings are predominantly of figures in motion and represent a wide range of subjects, including the circus, a subject which had inspired many avant-garde painters, including Degas, Toulouse-Lautrec and Picasso. His work Circus Performance. Acrobats (1916) depicts trapeze artists soaring weightlessly through the air."Jais Nielsen (1855–1961), Circus Performance, Acrobats, 1916", Statens Museum for Kunst.
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Catherine Hickley (25 November 2010), Magic-Mushroom Reindeer Bored by $1,370 Museum Slumber Parties Bloomberg. In Psycho Tank, which can be used alone or with others, visitors float weightlessly on the surface of a sensory deprivation pool. Equally encouraging visitors' participation, Pill Clock (2011) is an aperture which emits a white pill onto a growing pile every 15 seconds.
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Paradise is above the houses and only the thin branches of trees > covered in blossoms and fruit support Adam and Eve. Adam is naked and worry- > free. His soft and relaxed body, with clearly marked Adam's apple, seems to > sway weightlessly in the air. With his hands on the stomach, he moves his > toes enjoying Paradise.
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Bieber's voice often resembles a breath contorted inexpressively through notes; here, he lets it weightlessly fall through textures. They are his best performances to date, allowing him to flex a rhythmic playfulness without communicating an iota of legible emotion." USA Today Maeve McDermott wrote: "'Sorry' is just as much of an earworm as his previous single 'What Do You Mean?', with the same summery neon-hued electronic production.
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A more basic manifestation of the same effect involves two bodies that are falling side by side towards the Earth. In a reference frame that is in free fall alongside these bodies, they appear to hover weightlessly – but not exactly so. These bodies are not falling in precisely the same direction, but towards a single point in space: namely, the Earth's center of gravity. Consequently, there is a component of each body's motion towards the other (see the figure).
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She has since appeared in several television series and films. John Anderson of Variety praised her performance in the otherwise poorly received The Elephant King, anticipating "a promising career, not just for her statuesque beauty but for her ability to navigate a role and character fraught with contradictions and moral shoals". Faivre guest-starred in several TV series, including How to Make It in America and The Following, before landing a major role in The Expanse, a science fiction thriller. The show's first episode opened with a shot of Faivre floating weightlessly through a spaceship.
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Beginning from the lobby, the first of three sections depicts two constellations: a bull and a dog. The central and largest section depicts a dancing man and woman four times over as if dancing weightlessly across four frames of a film. Nearest the stage are two figures reaching toward a blazing disc, perhaps a comet or shooting star. A partial view of the interior decoration According to Kent, he did not paint and oversee the work himself because he refused to visit Massachusetts after the Sacco and Vanzetti execution of 1927.
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It also highlighted her commercial ventures with Sailshades, and commented she "capitalized on the big open space by creating a series of sewn rectangles that, when hanging, stay open without folding or flopping, even though there is no armature other than the seams". The review mentioned layers of translucent materials and stitching lines: "The effect can resemble crazy quilt patterns, or ice floes cracking apart." A 2003 review observed, "Referencing skeletons and membranes and animals and insects, her suspended works appear to float weightlessly despite their sometimes-large size and volume", and noted that sections of a wall piece "appear to freeze differing fragments of cascading liquid waves movement".
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Roach floats weightlessly on a parabolic flight while researching Packing For Mars While Roach has a wide variety of interests, she has also been willing to become a part of her research when the subject calls for it. Roach volunteered herself and her husband in an ultrasound coital imaging experiment to study the effects of cuddling. While researching material for her book Bonk: The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex, Roach came across Dr. Jing Deng, a University College London Medical School senior lecturer in medical physics. Dr. Deng was experimenting with 4-D ultrasound imaging and was in need of test subjects to engage in sexual intercourse while wearing the ultrasound equipment so that real-time images could be captured.
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Writing for Stabroek News, Al Creighton described the painting as "a major work in Guyanese art", adding: "The triptych is as majestic and powerful as the female deities that it studies". Philbert Gajadhar praised Simon for having achieved "a great synthesis" and a "powerful portrait" with the painting. Gajadhar characterized the painting as "a map of the psyche, the vaporous interior realm where thought and emotion fall weightlessly and vertiginously, tumbling out of the unknown past into the knowable future". Desrey Fox, who was then the head of the Ministry of Education in Guyana, described Universal Woman as "an inspiration from the Amerindian perspective": "[T]hinking spiritually", she said, "from the traditions of our Amerindian people, a lot of what he has put on canvas can teach you about our spirituality".
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During the fighting, Hayden is thrown off the town's spinning wheel and, as the first chapter leaves him, floating weightlessly in the darkness, where pirates call home and no suns or true governments have been established. Years later, the story picks up again with Venera Fanning (wife of Admiral Chaison Fanning of Slipstream fame) and her page walking down the hall to the office of the Admiralty in Rush, capital of Slipstream. Venera reminisces on another times, years ago, when she was walking down this hall and a bullet ripped through her jaw line, and she was left bleeding on the floor with no one around. She enters the office, and then continues to the bathroom, where she holds a secret meeting with an informant and a few others.
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From 1838–40, she continued to dance with La Scala in Milan, where she gained even more attention. In 1843, Cerrito and Maria Taglioni danced in the same program in Milan; this event caused so much excitement that the city divided itself between the two great rival ballerinas. While in Milan, Fanny began her collaboration with Jules Perrot, during which they choreographed Ondine, ou La naïade (1843) as well as Alma (1842) and Lalla Rookh (1846). Later in 1845, her choreographic talent became recognized after she presented her own ballet, Rosida. For nine seasons, from 1840 to 1848, Cerrito became a very well-respected dancer at Her Majesty’s Theatre, London, where the celebrity chef Alexis Soyer created a moulded dessert in her honour that was topped with a miniature figure of the dancer herself, weightlessly poised on a spun sugar zig-zag spiral.
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The New York Post said that "Speechless" was "lullaby-like" and the best song on Invincible, and Jon Pareles of The New York Times praised Jackson's "long lines and creamy overdubbed choruses [sailing] weightlessly" in the ballad, that the journalist felt it was a love song to God. Pop music critic Robert Hilburn described "Speechless", and another song from Invincible ("Butterflies"), as being "as woefully generic as their titles". Ben Rayner of the Toronto Star contested that the a cappellas in "Speechless" were enough to make a person wish that Jackson actually was unable to make a sound. Michigan Daily writer Dustin J. Seibert wrote that the song was a "shining [example] of what happens when The Gloved One gets beside himself and writes smarmy crap that should be reserved for a CD changer somewhere in a preschool".
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However, these elements are countered by the cool tone in which her flesh is rendered as well as by elements such as the elegant black-veined marble to the left of her. Remarking on Ingres' ability to paint the human body in a unique manner, the art critic Robert Rosenblum wrote that "the ultimate effect of [The Valpinçon Bather] is of a magical suspension of time and movement—even of the laws of gravity ... the figure seems to float weightlessly upon the enamel smoothness of the surface, exerting only the most delicate pressure, and the gravitational expectations of the heaviest earthbound forms are surprisingly controverted." Ingres' The Turkish Bath (1862) Ingres returned to the form of this figure a number of times in his life; culminating in his The Turkish Bath of 1863, where the central figure in the foreground playing a mandolin echoes in rhythm and tone the model of the Valpinçon bather.Rosenblum, 128Mirzoeff, Nicholas. "Bodyscape".
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