Sentences with phrase «tiny waves»

The beach is picturesque, and the rolling sets of tiny waves will offer you a respite from the Caribbean sun.

Not only was the soundtrack released to vinyl courtesy of Data Discs, but the game's music is now receiving some love from Tiny Waves and Materia Collective in the form of the arrangement album Sonic Mania Remixed.

What's more, using sensors on its skin the butterflyfish can detect tiny waves in the water produced by insects moving around on the surface, allowing it to work out how far away they are and in which direction.

«We were wondering: how could it happen that a very tiny wave with a very small amplitude could trigger earthquakes a thousand kilometres away?»

We took Holden this weekend to both the Family Swim and Tiny Waves at the Berkeley YMCA.

Some researchers hope to get around such problems by exploiting tiny waves of electrons that exist on the boundary between a metal and an electrical insulator such as glass or silicon.

The sound of tiny waves lapping against the shore immediately began to melt away the tension in my body.

Fifteen traditional dhow boats wait expectantly at the water's edge, tiny waves -LSB-...]

Fifteen traditional dhow boats wait expectantly at the water's edge, tiny waves gently caressing their simple wooden hulls.

Co-Founder and Dad of Tiny Waves.

These tiny waves gradually stretched to hundreds of thousands of light years across as the expanding, lightless universe cooled down following the super-hot instant of inflation.

But if the physicists remove the detectors, each photon seems to travel both routes simultaneously like a tiny wave, producing the striped pattern.

But it was a different story when the slightest bit of rough and your boat is slamming from the tiny waves.

Haha, even in the video I knew it was a tiny wave.

As the co-founder of Tiny Waves and...

Rail: One of the wonderful things I felt immediately about the Wave Cathedral was first the sensation of being swallowed by the water, but then I was confronted with what Leibniz observed: when you hear the roaring sound of the ocean, the big sound is made up of an endless number of tiny sounds of each tiny wave.

It started on March 13th, 2003, with a tiny wave from across a crowded room in Springfield, Missouri.

We exchanged small smiles and tiny waves... his, because he was shy... mine, because I wasn't quite sure if he was looking at me.