Many of the popular 1990s Christian bands were initially identified as " Christian alternative rock ", including Jars of Clay, Audio Adrenaline and the later albums of dc Talk.

* " Beautiful ", a song by Audio Adrenaline from their 2001 album Lift

Some unique features in this mode include a move called " Adrenaline Rush ", which is similar to Bullet Time.

Reaper's Train featured the original version of the song " DC-10 ", also found on the first Audio Adrenaline release.

An Adrenaline Vault review by Bob Mandel described the game's graphics as " heavenly ", particularly admiring the " exquisite detail ".

Originally, the potential release of an R & B song after a lengthy absence, " Still I ", was to be cancelled, but the final record actually leaked out after Rodney K. Jackson, one of the producers, allowed the Adrenaline Music company to distribute the song.

*" I'm Alive ", by Audio Adrenaline from Lift

Because of the similarity of this name to " Adrenaline ", the use of the alternative name " epinephrine " for generics was mandated in the United States and is used to this day.

* " Goodbye ", by Audio Adrenaline from Adios: The Greatest Hits

Though Davros talks about his " new empire ", he at one point in time has actually been overthrown by his creatures and is kept prisoner in the Vault, being used for his scientific knowledge.

One particular tape scene, of Jim finding a tape in a parking lot attendant's hut, was actually used in three widely-scattered episodes: " The Astrologer ", " Recovery " and " The Vault ".

Instead, in the center building of the Temple of Heaven, in a structure called the " Imperial Vault of Heaven ", a " spirit tablet " ( 神位, or shénwèi ) inscribed with the name of Shangdi is stored on the throne, Huangtian Shangdi ( 皇天上帝 ).

They received little attention, despite releasing some singles in 1964: " The Letter ", with Vault Records, and " The Letter ", " Do You Wanna Dance " and " Love Is Strange ", with Reprise Records.

Their 1993 album Retro Active contained the acoustic hit song " Two Steps Behind ", while their greatest hits album Vault released in 1995 featured the new track " When Love & Hate Collide ".

In 1998 ProQuest announced the " Digital Vault Initiative ", purported to include 5. 5 billion images digitized from UMI microfilm, including some of the best existing copies of major newspapers dating back 100 to 150 years, and Early English books dating back to the 15th century.

Also, in the Captain Future novel " Planets in Peril " ( 1942 ) by Edmond Hamilton, Chapter 13 " Phantom Prisoners ", Captain Future is sent to the " Vault of the Unbodied "... essentially an early version of the Phantom Zone.

From Goodman Games is Dungeon Crawl Classics: # 50, " Vault of the Iron Overlord ", which was also targeted for the same Gen Con release.

* Vault-Tec's mascot, properly called " Vault Boy ", from the Fallout series of games.

Other allies have included the Sentinels of Justice and the so-called " Vault of Heroes ", a group of costumed crimefighters placed in suspended animation in the 1940s by the mystic, Dr. Weird ( the Vault was AC Comics ' method of reviving a number of public domain superheroes from now-defunct publishing companies of the Golden Age of Comic Books ).

Sometimes one of the doors contains a cash prize, contained within a container such as " Monty's Cookie Jar ", " Monty's Piggy Bank ", a " LMaD Claim Check ", or in the CBS version, the " Let's Make a Deal Vault ".

*" Digging in the Vault for the Secrets of Wacky Packages: Topps Goes Back to Class in Wacky Packages Old School Series 2 ", Non-Sport Update Magazine, Vol.

The other principal buildings are the 17th century chapel ; a quadrangle structure on the east side ; and the " Whigs Vault ", shaped in a barrel vault design, which was the setting of a 17th century mass imprisonment.

* " Vault ", a song by Pendulum

Boyce, an expert in the sport of falconry — thus, the nickname " Falcon "— gets a job at a civilian defense contractor ( TRW, though it is called " RTX " in the movie ) working in the so-called " Black Vault ", a secure communication facility through which flows information on some of the most classified U. S. operations in the world.

While Rose tours the facility with one of van Statten's technicians, Adam Mitchell, van Statten offers to take the Doctor to see the pride of his collection, the " Metaltron ", contained in a special part of the Vault called the Cage.

Jetix was an overnight block Disney used on its Toon Disney channel ; the two entities have since been discontinued, with the channel having since relaunched as Disney XD ; similarly from 1983 to 1997, Disney XD's parent network Disney Channel had a nighttime program block featuring family-friendly feature films and music specials aimed at adults in the form of " Disney Nighttime ", from 1997 to 2002, another late night block on Disney Channel called " Vault Disney " offered classic Disney series and films in the five subsequent years following the discontinuance of Disney Nighttime ( reruns of Disney Channel original series and programming aimed at preschoolers have populated the network's late night programming since the removal of Vault Disney in 2002, making Disney Channel the largest family-oriented cable channel in the U. S. without a nighttime block aimed at an older audience ).

The word capsule alludes to how Capcom likened its game software to " a capsule packed to the brim with gaming fun ", as well as to the company's desire to protect its intellectual property with a hard outer shell, preventing illegal copies and inferior imitations.

Jello Biafra of The Dead Kennedys, in the song " Saturday Night Holocaust ", likened disco to the cabaret culture of Weimar-era Germany for its apathy towards government policies and its escapism.

In that it is biconditional, the connective can be likened to the standard material conditional (" only if ", equal to " if ... then ") combined with its reverse (" if "); hence the name.

* In the Supernatural episode " Phantom Traveler ", the demon causing plane crashes is likened to a modern disaster kami that has evolved with the times.

The vocalization, described as a distinct " chirping ", has been likened to laughter, and is interpreted as an expectation of something rewarding.

The 1st-century BC Epicurean philosopher Lucretius interprets the myth of Sisyphus as personifying politicians aspiring for political office who are constantly defeated, with the quest for power, in itself an " empty thing ", being likened to rolling the boulder up the hill.

The common English name of " hornbeam " derives from the hardness of the woods ( likened to horn ) and the Old English " beam ", a tree ( cognate with German " Baum ".

Alexis Mardas, head of The Beatles ' Apple Electronics, declared the Rishikesh ashram to be luxurious, though Ringo Starr likened it to " a kind of spiritual Butlins ", a low-cost British holiday camp.

The most common used reference was that of " el dribbleo ", which likened foreplay and sexual intercourse to a fastbreak and slam dunk in basketball.

Velikovsky claimed that this made him a " suppressed genius ", and he likened himself to Giordano Bruno, who was burnt at the stake.

Pliny likened the old-world bittern's call to the roaring of a bull, " boatum tauri ", whence the generic name Botaurus.

Tristan Taormino, feminist author and sex educator, has likened bukkake to a " gay circle jerk ", noting the inconsistency between its billing as a heterosexual practice and the fact that it features a group of naked men standing in close proximity to each other, masturbating together.

This icon has been likened culturally to North America's popular graffiti doodle of " Kilroy " ( or in Britain " Chad ", in Canada " Clem ," and in Australia " Mr. Foo "), in that it often appears in comic books, movies and other media.

James Berardinelli liked the film's approach of " not being the casual summer blockbuster with special effects ," and he likened Carrey's ", understated and effective " performance to those of Tom Hanks and James Stewart.

The binomial name is of Greek origin ; Phylloscopus comes from phyllon / φυλλον, " leaf ", and skopeo / σκοπεω, " to look at " or " to see ", since this genus comprises species that spend much of their time feeding in trees, while collybita is a corruption of kollubistes, " money changer ", the song being likened to the jingling of coins.

One of the most familiar is a " teacher, teacher ", often likened to a squeaky wheelbarrow wheel, which is used in proclaiming ownership of a territory.

By contrast, Langway was a traditional defender whose shot was likened to a " cool summer breeze ", scoring only three goals during one of his best seasons, though he is remembered by Capitals fans for a game – winning goal in overtime against the New York Rangers ' Mike Richter in the 1990 playoffs.

The article likened the " emerging forces " of the poor in Asia, Africa, and Latin America to the " rural areas of the world ", while the affluent countries of the West were likened to the " cities of the world ".

After reading the document and realising the ANC, despite its numerical superiority, had been subordinated to one vote in a five member multiracial and trade union " Congress Alliance ", Lutuli rejected the Charter but then later accepted it partly to counter the more radical Africanist wing whom he likened to black nazis.

Prime Minister Goh alleged that, as a result of this, his " reputation, moral authority and leadership standing have been gravely injured both local and internationally ", and during cross-examination by Jeyaretnam's counsel, George Carman QC, likened the statement to throwing a Molotov cocktail.

The Fourth Five-Year Plan would prove to be a remarkable success, and can be likened to the " wonders of West German and Japanese reconstruction ", but without foreign capital ; The Soviet reconstruction is historically an impressive of an achievement.