Not exact matches
Now
waves have a certain wavelength, and common experience of such
waves as may be seen, for example, on the
surface of the sea tells us that an object which is very much smaller than the length of the
wave has no appreciable effect
upon it.
Bobbing on the
waves, buoyed by unseen currents, we float
upon upon the
surface, moving forward but leaving no permanent tracks.
If you have ever looked out into the depths of the ocean, met the approaching
waves with your eyes and dreamt of dancing
upon the silky smooth
surfaces, then now is as good a time as any to break it to that you're a surfer, be it with your soul or with a board...
It is not unusual to
surface from a dive in bigger
waves than were present
upon entry.
We've been talking a fair amount about upcoming
Surface tablets lately, first thanks to a
wave of rumors arriving to attempt to outline the hardware changes we'd be seeing, and then
upon Microsoft sending out invitations for a
Surface event later this month.