Sentences with phrase «over the air waves»

Participating in audio interviews — or talking about your book over the air waves — is both a powerful way to create content and to provide a way for your audience to hear your voice and connect with you.

In fact I was constantly switching between quests as I was accepting almost every mission over the air waves causing me to forget exactly what I was trying to do.

Not exact matches

In a second day of demonstrations over a judge's ruling in the 2011 case, hundreds of people snaked through the West County Center in the St. Louis suburb of Des Peres, chanting «Shut it down» and waving fists in the air.

I explained they were harmless, and essentially highly compressed air slipping over a structure moving at greater than the speed of sound... or an explosive wave expansion that moves out and then rebounds in... and so, the compressed waves move into our area from the weapons test area, and shake the glass windows, and we hear the sonic «sound» (or the wave's double sound) and the vibrational aspect of the glass within the window.

Sitting with Smith's cookbook in my «fuzzy socks» on the chilly afternoon of its arrival, its recipes and stories brought me right back to the bustling shore; the rolling waves breaking over my toes, the crisp salt air tousling my hair, and of course, the delicious fresh seafood.

Half a dozen kiteboarders skimmed over the whitecapped azure water, some launching off small waves to fly 10 feet in the air for a few seconds.

Because the particle whizzes through the air so quickly and loops through the same path over and over again, all these pixels blur together — like the tip of a sparkler waved so fast that it seemingly smears into a solid line.

The air of «therapeutic nihilism» that had settled over the obesity field is disappearing, claims Kelly Brownell, professor of psychology at Yale University and one of the leaders of the new wave.

Things can be rough on the open ocean — and they appear to be getting rougher, with increased average air speed, wave height, and frequency of strong winds and large waves over the past two decades.

High pressure tends to cause sinking air and suppress precipitation, which can allow a heat wave to develop and intensify over land areas.

``... being considered by the US Air Force and the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency,... using very low frequency radio waves to flush particles from [the Van Allen radiation] belts and dump them into the upper atmosphere over either one or several days.

Scorching summertime heat waves in Europe, Asia and North America, as well as extreme cold snaps in central Asia, have become more likely because of changes in the way air is flowing over those regions, a new study detailed in the journal Nature suggests.

Arctic and Antarctic Sea Ice Mayhem: AGU Mashup / / Published on Dec 24, 2017 Early snow retreat on the West Siberian Plains warms air temperatures, amplifying Rossby waves, causing a ridge and warming over Laptev Sea (thus rapid Arctic ice loss).

Step 1: Create beachy waves by spritzing a texturizing spray all over towel - dried hair, then letting it air dry.

HOW TO USE IT: After you wave or air dry your hair, flip your hair from side to side, applying a light veil over each section.

You now need to visit KerryAnne over at Shabby Art Boutique... her Christmas Edition of Shabbilicious has hit the internet air waves and it is magnificent... so if you want to dream for a much longer time of a gorgeous White Christmas... hope over and check out this magnificent ISSUE!

The music is tinkly, energizing, suggestive of flying over waves of the sea and waves of air and technicolour planets and stars.

Because of the high breakaway torque and large wheels, the air suspension (1,950 euros) responds harshly to minor bumps, oscillating in comfort mode over long waves.

I don't see how waving it around in the air over my head in front of a librarian will convince her / him to order my ebooks.

Those still asleep dreamed of waves breaking over pebbles, a March storm whipping the woods, a herd of cows trampling the ground with their hooves, until finally sleep was shaken off and they struggled to open their eyes, murmuring, «Is it an air raid?»

We watch bubbles of air escape as waves roll over the sand, sometimes exposing tiny crabs.

Their natural curiosity takes over and they glide up to the boats to have a look at what the «silly» humans are doing now - in return, the Humpbacks put on an almighty show - slapping their tails, waving their pec fins and breaching into the air, coming down with a great splash.

The villa features four spacious air - conditioned bedrooms, three bath - rooms, a huge verandah / outdoor living area (where the daily sea breeze provides and ideal environment to relax and just gaze over the waves), a great lounge room, kitchen and own small swimming pool, as well as bale.

Luckily their boat managed to make the jump over the set wave but poor old Tommy got launched about 6ft into the air coming crashing down into the bottom of the boat.

There is salt in the air, eucalyptus crowded thick over the hills, and waves rolling in from the point.

Swap surf waves to air waves and ride the winds over the Daintree Rainforest and the sandy coast of Port Douglas.

The huge airs when popping off of waves and insane body flip tricks are over exaggerated, but that's one of the awesome things about this game.

``... being considered by the US Air Force and the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency,... using very low frequency radio waves to flush particles from [the Van Allen radiation] belts and dump them into the upper atmosphere over either one or several days.

So now I answer the «ice - age» denialist argument (denialists usually trot out ALL their inconsistent & contradictory arguments) this way: I draw a sine - wave in the air with my hand, saying, yes, that the normal fluctuation over a long geological timeframe is to alternate between cold ice ages and warm interglacial periods, and that now we are right here in a warm interglacial period (my hand raised at the top of the wave), and if there were no human GHGs, then we would expect that over a long time frame we'd be sliding down into an ice age.

The resulting larger waves, which also seem to persist for longer because they move more slowly west to east, tend to push warm air into the Arctic (e.g., over Alaska) later and later into the year, leading to very warm conditions and the later and later freezing of the land surface and later accumulation of snow.

Perhaps you should take a break from this and go and sit outside in the fresh air and relax in the big powerful waves of invisible longwave infrared heat direct from the Sun warming you up inside and look at the benign, restful visible light from the Sun making the sky blue as it is bounced around all over the place by the molecules of air in the atmosphere.

«We found that the stagnant conditions of a heat wave, where the air is just sitting over the city, was one of the main factors.»

All over the big shopping plazas the air conditioning roared, sending out waves of heat which raised the ambient temperature of the areas, creating more work for the air conditioning.

The heat wave was due primarily to a natural phenomenon called an atmospheric «blocking pattern», in which a strong high pressure system developed and remained stationary over western Russian, keeping summer storms and cool air from sweeping through the region and leading to the extreme hot and dry conditions.

I'm willing to say that happens in some circumstances such as when the air above the water is saturated and also when breaking waves destroy the cool skin layer but these are exceptions to the rule — RH is seldom 100 % over the ocean and the cool skin layer only breaks up in whitewater and reforms in about 10 seconds.

The 1912 United States cold wave (also called 1912 cold air outbreak) remains one of the coldest winters yet to occur over the northern United States.

Waves of warm air over Greenland are unusual.

As notable as this week's cold wave was — bringing the coldest air seen since 1996 or 1994 over much of the nation — the event failed to set any monthly or all - time record low minimum temperature records at airports and cooperative observing stations monitored by NOAA's National Climatic Data Center.

One can wave one's arms in the air and yell about privacy, but the fact remains that the United States has sovereignty over its airspace and can refuse access for whatever reason it wants.

Still, even though I'm not an adrenaline junkie, I have found myself in some interesting predicaments: upside down in brambles after flipping over the handlebars along a ridge trail on my mountain bike, thankful I didn't do anything more than scrape my arms and bruise my right buttock; crawling on the wet sand after a rogue wave sucked all the water backward from the beach and pounded me straight down on a shore break; lying in the midst of a steep run, skis splayed, having fallen after an ill - advised aerial maneuver, ribs first, onto the center of a mogul, unable to ascertain whether air would ever return to my lungs.

Back then, Samsung called its features Air View and Air Gesture, which allowed you to do things like hover your hand over a tiny sensor in the bezel to wake the screen and view notifications, or wave your hand across the screen to switch between tabs or flip through photos.

The wake gestures worked perfectly during testing, unlike the presumably Samsung - inspired Air Gesture feature, where a wave of the hand over the screen is supposed to scroll through whatever app is open at the time.

When going over a ramp, certain surfaces, or simply catching air from waves or drops, various combinations of the two analog sticks will pull off different stunts.

Since the CTV spot about the family's tiny house on wheels project aired, «I've had people follow us on the highway and pull us over to have a look, and clients waving.»