Reminiscent of their previous work, Nihil Negativum, Exile had an eerily industrial sound to it, and often switched between fast tempos and thrashing guitars back to a slow, ambient style consisting of only a " white noise "-like sound lightly draped over grim vocals.

In the Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, Elizabeth Bush described Ritter's authorial voice as having “ all the charm of a well-spun tall tale with plenty of Twainian malarkey .” Marilyn Taniguchi asserted in School Library Journal that " Ritter writes in an idiom-laden, mock-epic style full of bombast and bravado ... Reminiscent of Sid Fleischman.

Reminiscent of kitchen gardens from the turn of the century, herbs appropriate for the Central Florida landscape are demonstrated near the Cottage.

* A Reminiscent Tour of Mapusa Town in the 1950s-Part I by Domnic Fernandes

* A Reminiscent Tour of Mapusa Town in the 1950s-Part II by Domnic Fernandes

Reminiscent of a classic hunting lodge, the Pitt Cottage in the Red House Area offers the same amenities as the Fancher Cottages.

Reminiscent of Nickelodeon's newsstand titles, it emphasized current kids ' entertainment ( i. e. Yu-Gi-Oh !, Naruto, High School Musical ), albeit with an impudent voice.

Kreuzberg, a densely populated area in Berlin with a history of hosting guest workers, is dubbed ‘ Kleines Istanbul ’ or ‘ Little Istanbul .’ Reminiscent of the atmosphere in Istanbul, Kreuzberg is full of local Turkish businesses, open Turkish markets, travel agencies offering regular flights to Turkey, and a Turkish language library.

Reminiscent of the old Atwater Kent cathedrals, " Radio " had a rather interesting conversation with a smaller transistor radio in one show.

The poem begins with the narrator reading Cicero ’ s Somnium Scipionis in the hope of learning some “ certeyn thing .” When he falls asleep Scipio Africanus appears and guides him up through the celestial spheres to Venus ’ s temple, after some deliberation at the gate both promising a “ welle of grace ” and a stream that “ ledeth to the sorweful were / Ther as a fissh in prison is al drye ” ( Reminiscent of Dante's " Abandon all hope ye who enter here ").

Reminiscent of Tin Pan Alley and Brill Building techniques and an example of modified thirty-two-bar form, the song is written on a two-bridge model, with only an intervening verse to connect them.

Reminiscent of the early work of American director David Lynch, it is this self-conscious and surreal merging of early film-making techniques with a post-modern sensibility that give Maddin's films a style referred to as " Ultra-Conformist " or " Anti-Progressive ".

Reminiscent of Laguna Beach's renowned Pageant of the Masters, Sixth College's Spirit of the Masters is a display of famous paintings and sculptures with an animated twist.

Reminiscent of the way that Coca-Cola became a cultural icon and its global spread spawned words like " coca colonization ", Pepsi-Cola and its relation to the Soviet system turned it into an icon.

Reminiscent of the Tower of Babel, the characters discuss whether creating national Robots who were unable to communicate beyond their language group would have been desirable.

Reminiscent of the first years of the Cultural Revolution, the political battle was carried out through historical allegory, and although Zhou Enlai's name was never mentioned during this campaign, the Premier's historical namesake, the Duke of Zhou, was a frequent target.

Reminiscent of series such as The Twilight Zone, Sir-Mix-a-Lot functioned as an omniscient narrator who introduced each episode, which would feature a new tale set in the seamy underbelly of Las Vegas.

Most recently, Aykroyd and Chevy Chase guest starred in the Family Guy episode " Spies Reminiscent of Us.

Reminiscent of the Roman senate, during the 19th century they became a feature of grand civic architecture.

* W. Sharp, Papers Critical and Reminiscent ( 1912 )

Reminiscent of the work of Desmond Bagley, Kyle's books typically involve a tough, resourceful individual who unexpectedly becomes involved in danger and intrigue in an exotic setting.

Reminiscent of the panoramic novels of Arthur C. Clarke, Iain Banks, and Jack Vance "

Reminiscent of his grandfather's inauguration virtually a century earlier, Mike Foster's inauguration ceremony on January 8, 1996 occurred at the Old State Capitol.

Reminiscent of some Latin American novels ( notably Redoble por Rancas by Manuel Scorza, or Pedro Páramo by Juan Rulfo ), this novel is a chain of voices of the dead speaking from the churchyard, where they go on forever quarrelling about their bygone life in their village.

Reminiscent of earlier German attempts, drug smugglers have used semi-submersibles ( narco submarine ) in their smuggling operations.

Reminiscent of a courtyard and temple that Morse illustrated from Nikkō in Tochigi prefecture, Japan, the hip roof on wide, bracketed eaves nearly hides the rough stonework below in shadow.

Reminiscent of talking trees in fiction, some JAs can also be released as volatile organic compounds ( VOCs ) to permit communication between plants in anticipation of mutual dangers.

Reminiscent of this is the inscription of the Pallava King Dantivarman ( 796-847 A. D .), which is preserved in the temple.

Reminiscent of Ed Asner.

He is last seen in Series 2 when, having already been alienated by the introduction of TV cameras and film crews into the House of Commons, Sir Stephen witnesses Piers inflating an blow-up Alan B ' Stard doll in a suggestive manner.

Though it did receive 13 million viewers on that night, it was criticised for being " too sexist " and it did not help that the opening titles were of a naked blow-up doll floating around the screen.

The first time was from Michelin UK, for the song " Michelin Man ", which compared the mascot to a blow-up doll, on Hippopotamomus ( 1991 ).

During this stretch, Daly was especially known for having spectacular blow-up holes near the end of rounds such as knocking multiple balls into water or out-of-bounds for a double-digit score, or for hitting a ball while it was still moving, and then walking off the course.

It has been shown that the hyperbolic pattern of the world demographic, economic, cultural, urbanistic, and technological growth ( observed for many centuries, if not millennia prior to the 1970s ) could be accounted for by a rather simple mechanism, the nonlinear second order positive feedback, that was shown long ago to generate precisely the hyperbolic growth, known also as the " blow-up regime " ( implying just finite-time singularities ).

The lower shear sensitivity of LLDPE allows for a faster stress relaxation of the polymer chains during extrusion, and, therefore, the physical properties are susceptible to changes in blow-up ratios.

Recently, Hollywood has released films shot in 35 mm as IMAX blow-up versions.

The theme was surrealism, and the quad was decorated with dozens of marquees – including a large circus tent – with entertainment including Gentleman's Dub Club, MC Xander, masseurs and blow-up Laser Quest.

Currie then left the group after this blow-up with Ford in the fall of 1977.

They have a blow-up during an art exhibition where Brian gets into a fight with the artist.

is either a product of two projective lines ( with d = 8 ), or the blow-up of a projective plane in 9 − d points with no three collinear, no six on a conic, and no eight of them on a cubic having a node at one of them.

He manipulated the monster seen in Westminster Abbey at the climax, with his hands stuck through a photographic blow-up of the interior of the Abbey.

After a blow-up at a truck stop, Johnny learns of disturbances in Hell with the souls of the newly dead, and it's making the truckers nervous.

His work with Murray took the form of sketches aimed at alienating almost everyone, including stamping on a blow-up doll of the recently deceased Linda McCartney, and tipping Logan Murray, dressed as Superman, out of a wheelchair into the audience ( a reference to the paralysis of Christopher Reeve ).

He is seen dancing with a blow-up doll at the prom.

Finally, a blow-up of the copy of the dictionary definition is to be hung to the right of the chair, its upper edge aligned with that of the photograph.

* Thomas Dreher Intermedia Art: Konzeptuelle Kunst: illustration " One and Three Chairs ", version with English-German definition ( blow-up of an article in a dictionary with an English-to-German translation ).

* Centre Georges Pompidou Paris: version with English-French definition ( blow-up of an article in a dictionary with an English-to-French translation ).