Sentences with phrase «wiggly line»

Steve: And then they are getting rid of it again, and you get this little kind of wiggly line, but the overall trend is up.

Those signals can be displayed as wiggly lines on a screen and, more usefully, are also converted into three measurements that market researchers care about: attention, emotion and memory.

«Salacion Touch - 3» (1978) is a lively pale liverish hue, with one little vertical wiggly line down the center.

One cold, snowy day, Ingrid Daubechies saw a wealth of hidden meaning in a confused jumble of wiggly lines.

While the higher - CO2 snails were more active in general, they moved in «wiggly lines, and some even went in a circle,» says study coauthor and marine biologist Sue - Ann Watson of James Cook University in Townsville, Australia.

Behind him, a screen displays a series of wiggly lines and what looks like a graphic equaliser.

A smile, a straight line or a wiggly line (personally I don't like sad faces).

There's no doubt that when you give it some stick the Evo X is almost hilariously fast and, in the right circumstances, a mind - bogglingly quick way to cover the wiggly line between point A and point B.

AW: It's like having those wiggly lines slip into the viewers» consciousness through their peripheral vision.

The wiggly line and agitated movements of these two paintings recall Miro of his 1924 - 1926 period.

The paintings are composed in multiple «transfers,» sometimes with changes in alignment, sometimes transferred only partially, as the artist «scribbles» a wiggly line across the plastic sheet to transfer only that line of paint onto the canvas.

But few talks went without a slide showing the wiggly line of a deep ice core.

Which means that the wiggly lines aren't ever going to regain their prior peaks.