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The revealed frog, whirring tree frog, or orange-thighed treefrog (Litoria revelata) is a species of tree frog native to coastal eastern Australia. This

Vienna on 28 August of the same year. The work, which first suggests the whirring of the wings of a moth in the Introduction and then its circling flight

of elephants. Tsultrim Allione described the sound: It is a long, deep, whirring, haunting wail that takes you out somewhere beyond the highest Himalaya

these do not produce their distinctive whirring flight sound. Evidence points to the wings instead – the whirring is synchronised with the wingbeats and

long glistening stalactites, and tenanted by vast numbers of bats, whose whirring, whizzing noise was probably that which the natives attributed to some

Sawmill Geyser, named for the whirring sound it makes during its eruption, is a geyser in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, United States. The geyser

sound at the end of the title track comes from a toy robot: "The bizarre whirring and quacking heard at the end of “We Travel the Spaceways” comes from a

festivity. Orò makes an entrance by making high-pitched swishing sounds. This whirring sound is said to be made by the wife called Majowu. The Orò festival has

igniting something indescribable between the poly rythmic interlocking, the whirring sounds, the thundering clusters and the hovering micro tonalities: magic

causing a repeated or rhythmic clicking sound, sometimes accompanied by the whirring sound of the drive plate spinning. The phrase "click of death" originated

The display includes a hovering, accompanied by body rocking and wing-whirring. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Hedydipna metallica. BirdLife International

feathers with elongated and stiff barbules that enable them to create a whirring noise with their wings, which the piha likely uses for display purposes

over those that flew low, cut through those that flew straight with his whirring naginata, so that even the enemy looked on in admiration. Thus it was that

wars, 1919–39, Sir Martin Farndale writes about the Nutt Range '..whose whirring and complicated machinery reproduced exactly the result of the fire orders

lead her to his selected egg-laying site and hover above it with wings whirring and abdomen raised. The common name refers to its eastern range, although

Length 41:12 Label Melodic Records Gigantic Music ARMS chronology ARMS studio album chronology Singles from Kids Aflame "Whirring" Released: 30 April 2007

their ninth primary flight feathers, allowing them to produce specific whirring sounds in flight that they utilise during courtship and territorial defence

between 25–33 cm. The stubble quail can also be identified by the loud whirring noise made by their wings during take-off into flight once disturbed from

of silence (1:53 – 2:08), an unusual whirring sound and seagull cawing are heard for 13 seconds. After the whirring sound there are 10 seconds of silence

Sphingidae began in childhood: "...as a boy I used to see poised with whirring wings over the phlox garden at Weld Farm, and which always had for me a

tsı̂letsal kenāpāı̂ym. The New Oxford Annotated Bible renders it "land of whirring wings" and interprets it as "Nubia/Ethiopia (Hebrew: "Cush") as an insect-infested

joy and you're our pride! Red cavalry gun-carts blast off, Four wheels whirring as they ride! III We crossed the Don after the Volga, Through the golden

flashback footage), and the video quality is markedly poor, a constant whirring of the machinery being audible. Due to budget cuts, an asylum for the criminally

between the flashback and events in the present mirroring the show: a whirring sound is heard, a building is destroyed by an explosion, the Gray Ghost

speed of the car. He tried to bring the car back to his house "wheels whirring like a high wind" and did not jump even when advised to do so by Perkins

hall containing more scaffolding and dust-sheets, draped curtains and a whirring generator high on a wall - and are led to believe that the story will be

lonely in the isolated country; he longed for the sunny Venice and the whirring international life of artists. In his art he returned to figurative painting

dusk. Another display is "wing-whirring... two quick and often barely audible wing-claps, followed by two or three whirring rattles...using the wings, prrrrrrrip-purrrrrr"

program, was strong on sound. It began in silence -- a silence broken by the whirring noise of fans from the television lights (the PBS broadcast is Wednesday)

pitch at the end." Adult males in flight produce a distinctive whirring sound. The whirring is synchronized with the wingbeats and video footage shows primary

movements or structures creating the common theme: in "Birds of Prey", a whirring start and then soaring circles; in "Cityscapes", the circular growth in

frog L. quiritatus – screaming tree frog L. revelata – revealed frog, whirring tree frog L. richardsi L. rivicola L. rothii – Roth's tree frog L. rubella

labors were making more metallic "kshang!" sound, but were revised to motor whirring sound like that of the movie when the whole series was released on Laserdisc

the west bank of the Pascagoula River in Mississippi when they heard a whirring/whizzing sound, saw two flashing blue lights, and observed an oval shaped

distances around 2 weeks of age. When disturbed, it springs upward with whirring wings in a rapid, explosive manner, then it flies off to nearby cover,

stars with the shortest orbit yet Scientists spot ‘cataclysmic star pair’ whirring around each other in spectacular dance "Cataclysmic" Pair Of Stars With

"It's this kind of careless maximalism that produces junk like "Winner", a whirring waste of a Justin Timberlake appearance, a song whose basketball theme

Newman, Jason. "Indie Music Month Video Premiere: The Joy Formidable, 'Whirring'". MTV News. Archived from the original on June 23, 2016. "Ottawa International

"[evoking] a swarm of winged creatures, its spastic beat underscoring whirring synths, colorful drones, and MC Ride’s trademark bark." Jake Boyer of Highsnobiety

forest and periodically makes short flights with its wings creating a whirring noise. It feeds on beetles and other small invertebrates. One female was

vocals arriv[ing] abruptly at a different sonic juncture — the sound of whirring, jangling gears, wheels and tiny spinning rotor blades. It's as if a door

pitch at the end." Adult males in flight produce a distinctive whirring sound. The whirring is synchronized with the wingbeats and video footage shows primary

Willcox: voice, loops, angry bee Bill Rieflin: bass, synths, gadgets, whirring organ, drums, claps, hums, production Chris Wong: bass, guitar, organ,

commands. That program, which he described as a "shell" around the computer's whirring innards, gave inspiration—and a name—to an entire class of software tools

flight of the malachite kingfisher is rapid, with the short, rounded wings whirring until they appear a mere blur. It usually flies low over water. The nest

the origin of its Cuban common name, 'Pedorrera'). Its wings produce a whirring sound that is used during display flights. Nests consist of a tunnel about

Wind humming like distant rooks Distant rooks busy like factory whirring metal Whirring metallic starlings bizarre like cogwheels missing teeth These last

Time may 1986 The Washington Monthly Washington Post Editor Is Killed By Whirring Propeller Blades - The New York Times Zaidan, Abe (June 5, 1978). "Ex-Rep

noted the style's distinct style had a "dirty bass" with "grinding and whirring sawtooth b-lines". By 2011, the word "electro" had come to be seen as an

facility, he stated, "There's this rush that happens from doing our job, this whirring buzz, and you want to continue that buzz." He works with CLARE Foundation

puffing their throats out with every call. Their wings produce a "strange, whirring rattle", though mostly when courting or defending territory in the Puerto

a small and short tailed crow with bare facial skin and a distinctive whirring flight style found in pristine primary forests. Its call is described as

with regards to overall body size, and used in a highly characteristic whirring flight. This flight is low over the water and diving petrels will fly through

later in the song, Ministry's pulse is bolstered by what sounds like a whirring pneumatic drill. It's not a gimmick—it almost functions as a solo guitar

Never Knows". The New York Times wrote that "layers of echoing guitars and whirring, swooping synthesizers make the music shimmer like an Impressionist landscape

with males larger than females. Their short wings give them a distinctive whirring flight. They have a characteristic bobbing motion when perched beside the

seem to have a song or call, but the male may, while in flight, make a whirring or rattling sound with his wings, perhaps a form of display. Cotinga nattererii

the black-capped kingfisher is rapid and direct, the short rounded wings whirring. The breeding season is in summer. The nest is a tunnel in an earth bank

early talkies. The opening scene is the only one set indoors (the sound of whirring cameras can be heard in some shots), while the exterior sound recording

"pendulum" display, flying back and forth in wide U-shaped arcs, making whirring sounds on each dive. They also buzz back and forth in short flights in

asleep in bed and suddenly woken up by a fly, whose buzzing resembles the whirring of the saw. Not yet realizing the events were only a nightmare, Mickey

not. Noise Bottle dynamos make an easily audible mechanical humming or whirring sound when engaged. Hub dynamos are silent. Switching Bottle dynamos must

its use on the iconic Routemaster, and also due to the very distinctive whirring sound they produced when the handle was turned to issue a ticket. Reed

where they discover a large, metallic "pylon" which emits a high-pitched whirring sound and observe three manlike simians attempting to create a fire while

array of the composition’s sections unloosing stuff as unrelated as sci-fi whirring and a batch of key-plunking that sounds like it might emanate from underwater"

break up an otherwise monotonous repetition". In flight its wings make a whirring sound. The IUCN has assessed Wagler's toucanet as being of Least Concern

Records, released June 3, 2016) Shitty Little Disco EP (self-released, 2006) Whirring 7-inch (Melodic, 2007) EP (self-released, 2010) "EP 2" (Paper Garden Records

(up to 15 recorded) in nest holes. Their flight is direct with a loud whirring of wings. These barbets are mostly solitary birds that eat a variety of

beginning of the one-minute countdown, then the alarm stops, there is a whirring noise (similar to the jet engine-like sound in "One of Them") and the lights

short flights swift and direct but not sustained, its tiny round wings whirring as it flies from bush to bush. At night, usually in winter, it often roosts

1965: "The Night That Terror Stalked the Town" 1965: "The Night of the Whirring Death" 1966 Gilligan's Island Ghost Episode: "Ghost-a-Go-Go" 1967 The Monkees

defending their territory. Their vocalizations can be described as a "whirring, bi-syllabic flutter-jump". These vocalizations are much less complex than

form but with huge wings whose flash causes lightning (kerial) and the whirring thereof thunder (kotil). He was said to live above (yim) in a place with

has a variety of whistling and harsh churring calls and its wings make a whirring sound in flight. The male's song is a series of short, low whistles. It

display with the tail fanned is occasionally observed. He also does a wing-whirring display like other Lophura pheasants. Swinhoe's pheasant is found in the

as walks into the water. It flies rapidly and straight, its short wings whirring swiftly and without pauses or glides, calling a shrill zil, zil, zil. It

The clutch size is two or three eggs. The white-browed guan gives a wing-whirring display similar to that of other Penelope guans. It has several types of

an ice-cold vibe through clattering, propulsive drums and a deep bed of whirring synths; it’s simple, but conjures one hell of a mood with it”. He also

fairly silent, while Western Electric's rotary dial has a distinctive whirring sound as the dial returns to the normal position.[citation needed] Many

slides, or darts to other perches. The display is accompanied by the whirring of the wings and a buzzing zit-zit call. Groups of up to 12 birds may perform

nicknamed the grenades "Pigeons" or "Turtledoves" because they made a whirring sound while flying through the air. Often not being heard until they were

have a unique sound that can be described as a song, sounding strong and whirring. Their song is generally heard from the tops of bushes causing them to

proclaims that he 'ain't no bitch', his bravado running rampant over the whirring baseline and menacing hi-hats, standing triumphant with a crew whom Skepta

' call, or the 'Goback, goback, goback' vocalisation. The wings make a whirring sound when the bird is disturbed from a resting place. Grouse populations

grra...or barking yaps yak yak yak yak yak." In flight its wings make a whirring sound. The IUCN has assessed the black-throated toucanet as being of Least

tones, as if it were a film shot in that era, with no sound other than the whirring of the projector. Gradually the sepia fades into full colour and we can

parents arguing in the next room. But a more persistent sound, a kind of whirring whistle, spun a light across the ceiling. I stood up in my crib and looked

territory. That call varies geographically, but essentially consists of a whirring chur-uk, chur-uk or a loud de-wit, and is used during breeding season.

Sputnik Music states that it "is a cauldron-bubble of inner-city paranoia, whirring synthesizer and a pulsing beat that grows more claustrophobic and agitated

its songs are sweet, reasonably simple and charmingly buzzy, with each whirring synth wrapped around a core of pure pop". The album was released by Dead

Another method of warming up used by some larger dragonflies is wing-whirring, a rapid vibration of the wings that causes heat to be generated in the

Sanctity". The black-and-white "Stereo Sanctity" video, featuring clips of whirring factory machinery and brief live shots of the band, can only be seen on

when open water is available. Their flight is fast and undulating with whirring wings. They hunt mostly at night from a low perch, taking prey from the

commands. That program, which he described as a "shell" around the computer's whirring innards, gave inspiration—and a name—to an entire class of software tools

he has been equipped for his Earth visit with a penis that makes a loud whirring sound whenever he gets an erection. Harold and Susan have a difficult time

in a tree fork and lays two or three eggs. The Marail guan gives a wing-whirring display, usually before dawn, and usually follows it with a barking "whaf

the mulling-and-quizzing sort; here we really see Nero Wolfe's thoughts whirring. Moreover, Archie is in excellent form, and although a chess tournament

("Robbie and the Chorus Girl"; 1965) The Wild Wild West ("The Night of the Whirring Death"; 1966) The Virginian ("Girl on the Glass Mountain") (1966) It Takes

when fighting for their mate or territory. Both sexes may perform a wing-whirring display, and during the breeding season the male performs a lateral running

common of the awls or Coeliadinae subfamily of skippers. It has a rapid and whirring flight which is audible at close quarters. It is less averse to sunshine

twigs to become balloons that whirled around a pie plate centerpiece. Whirring, cranking gears were heard as the vehicles left the ground. The attraction

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a tree. The clutch size is three eggs. The red-faced guan makes a wing-whirring display at dawn. Its song is "random-sounding gruff notes, given in level

addictive chorus that is unfortunately sandwiched between clunky verses and whirring electronics that feel slightly disjointed. It's not a disaster by any means

leaps between sticks and the ground, accompanied by a loud wing snap, the whirring of the wings, and a chee-poo call. Groups of up to 70 birds may perform

white-throated kingfisher is rapid and direct, the short rounded wings whirring. In flight, large white patches are visible on the blue and black wings

gain the torsion power to cast a projectile. It has been said that the whirring sound of a ballista projected stone struck fear and dread into the hearts

between trees. The bird's wing beat is minimal and produces an audible whirring sound. In the wild the Bourke's parrot tends to live in pairs or small

redthroat (Pyrrholaemus brunneus), the speckled warbler makes a distinctive whirring sound with its wings in flight. The breeding season is from August to January

Having much smaller wing size to body length ratio, the butterflies have a whirring flight, rapidly beat their wings and dart back and forth in a manner reminiscent

characteristic sounds are made by the crab-eating fox such as barking, whirring and howling, which occur often when pairs lose contact with one another

Additionally, Billboard noted how the song's melody "is magnetizing with its whirring synths, tribal beats, and chanting, all of which pale in comparison to

sense that ominous spirits of the air ("Them") are being invoked by its whirring whistle. Scandinavian Stone Age cultures used the bullroarer. In 1991,

eek eek eek eek song. It sometimes flicks both wings up to make a faint whirring sound. The ruddy-tailed flycatcher is found in lowlands from southeastern

1966 The Wild Wild West Bessie Season 1 Episode 20: "The Night of the Whirring Death" 1966 Batman Maid Marilyn Season 2 Episode 1: "Shoot a Crooked Arrow"

have the least distinctive song of the Australasian wren family; a soft whirring, buzzing trill, usually given from a sheltered vantage point deep within

assaultive Roland beats, Steve Albini and Santiago Durango's clanging and whirring guitars, and new member Dave Riley's lumberjack bass." He describes the

short flights swift and direct but not sustained, its tiny round wings whirring as it flies from bush to bush. At night, usually in winter, it often roosts

thin, high-pitched...whistle" and a "keeeeeee-uk!" alarm call. Its wing-whirring display is usually given at dawn and dusk as it flies back and forth between

interwoven together. The show is set in Boopelite City, a gigantic and whirring metropolis where many of the buildings look like archaic clockworks. The

rising series of clear whistles", usually made in the morning. Its wing-whirring display, " a coarse, doubled, ripping noise", is usually given at dawn

that of other Pipile but with a more metallic tone. A dusk and dawn wing-whirring display has "two silent wingbeats, a long dry rattle, two more quick wingbeats

white patch on the wings, were seen, and some specimens shot. They made a whirring sound in flight, like the partridge, and appeared to haunt the rocks; a

The Wild Wild West Jeremiah Ratch Season 1 Episode 20: "The Night of the Whirring Death" The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Mark Slate Season 2 Episode 23: "The Moonglow

rek-rek-rek-rek or rr-rek, rr-rek, rr-rek" in Ecuador. In flight its wings make a whirring sound. The IUCN has assessed the white-throated toucanet as being of Least

Billboard praised the song, noting how the "melody is magnetizing with its whirring synths, tribal beats, and chanting, all of which pale in comparison to

well as with coal tits and Eurasian nuthatches. The flight is weak and whirring. Their breeding biology is poorly known. The flamecrest is primarily an

masters The collection of songs tKatKa have produced are stunning ... a whirring collage of warping electro beat melodies salaciously herded together under

concealing the cameras inside bags. Police became suspicious when they heard whirring sounds inside the bags.[citation needed] On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds

(Steinehüpfen); colloquially i.a. "flitting" (flitschen, old synonym of schwirren, "whirring"), its diminutive flitscheln, and "bouncing" (ditschen, a variant of titschen);

who contrived to make the horses' heads move, the pennants flutter and whirring motion of a flight of arrows in the completed shots. The Powell and Pressburger

1.5 kilometers away. Due to its large size, its wings make a distinct whirring sound in flight. It has been recorded to have been preyed upon by the Philippine

addresses him thus: Ineffable, hidden, brilliant scion, whose motion is whirring, you scattered the dark mist that lay before your eyes and, flapping your

December 2, 2005. Madoff, Steven Henry. "What Has 300 Eyes, 40 Whizzing, Whirring Arms, and Opposes the War?" The New York Times. October 23, 2005 "MoMA

pattern and then features a heavy guitar lead, electronic drums, bass and whirring synthesizers and a climatic drum outro. The song's percussion was programmed

recorded." In 2014, Chris Gerard from Metro Weekly wrote, "Opening with a whirring burst of synthesizer, "Stop!" goes right into a manic and irresistible

curré...often continued for minutes on end". In flight its wings make a whirring sound. The IUCN has assessed the blue-throated toucanet as being of Least

lets out a high pitched doo! call. While in flight, feathers produce a whirring sound. The pin-tailed green pigeon was first described by Edward Blyth

aid of their great, wide tails. Eared pheasants move across deep snow by whirring their wings and fluttering close to the ground, and supporting their weight

someone. As the camera pulls back to reveal a myriad collection of noisily whirring, ticking and moving clockworks that are all in motion. Geoffrey Rush as

rarely active during the day unless flushed, when they fly off with a whirring wing noise. The flight is somewhat owl- or bat-like; woodcock fly fast

lets out a high pitched doo! call. While in flight, feathers produce a whirring sound. The pin-tailed green pigeon was first described by Edward Blyth

West". Uproxx. Retrieved June 26, 2018. "Chaos Chaos Shed Their Armor On Whirring Art-Disco Meditation "Armed And Dangerous"". Shore Fire Media. May 10,

have been recorded in one tree. Its flight is quick and straight, with whirring wingbeats. The species is mainly frugivorous, feeding on small fruits and

we've never been before/ I wanna see it all"), the slick but dated electro whirring production and toe-curling music video that charts his rise from bedroom

sounds were heard, the woman shrieked, and particles were scattered by the whirring blade. When the blade stopped she, of course, rose unharmed. In a gentler

stars Erica Hagen. Will awakens in the early morning to a high-pitched whirring sound which fills the jungle, but eventually it goes away, and only he

Order. Nutt invented his artillery range as a prisoner of war '..whose whirring and complicated machinery reproduced exactly the result of the fire orders

the set is full of bells and whistles. They have the sound of the bomb whirring. They have the sound of the clock ticking. It's just this highly produced

puffing their throats out with every call. Their wings produce a "strange, whirring rattle", though mostly when courting or defending territory in the Puerto

sulphur and the warm air emitted by the craft, and hearing the sounds of a whirring motor as well a hissing sound from air being expelled. According to Michalak

tree. The clutch size is three eggs. The rusty-margined guan gives a wing-whirring display that has not well defined. It gives a "gruff barking" call, probably

subdued about the dubby organ chorus on "First Week", or the calamitous, whirring sirens on "Private", and with Andy and Thom Mak producing, it's all reasonably

Billboard called the song a "dance-pop opus" and a "quick ray of sun" with "whirring beats" that "continues Rexha down a promising path". Jones shared a snippet

the Mindanao population having the most extensive yellow. Song is a dry, whirring buzz following a few husky notes." The Mindanao Serin was first described

sounds according to their perceived qualities: "groaning", "trumpeting", "whirring", "hooting", "roaring", "grating", "chattering", "wailing", "sawing", "ringing"

wheel. In the prototypes, the bevel gear gave the drivetrain a unique whirring sound, compared to the sound of a jet turbine, or as a writer for The Verge

cold weather and can spend most winters outside. Male birds have a wing-whirring sound. Their alarm call is a low guttural "uk uk uk uk uk", sometimes a

is "pi-ow" or "kwee-yaw" that is sometimes repeated. Partners exchange "whirring notes". It also communicates with a quiet "ahem" and various soft and squeaky

incomprehensible language: This is a large room full of assorted heavy machinery, whirring noisily. The room smells of burned resistors. Along one wall are three

robots feel human, but feeling as though you're in the room with them, whirring about around you." In his review for the NME Louis Pattison referred to

the surface of the water... with the purr of a 75 h.p. engine and the whirring of a propeller turning several hundred times a minute, the rush of the

tramp is burned to death in a cave by something emitting a high-pitched whirring sound. Later, a farmer claims his sheep are all dead. Hanson examines the

operatic vocals. Entertainment Weekly's Maura Johnston opined that the whirring synthesizers, strings, and Finlay's "fluttery" soprano added life to Swift's

Rosen concluded with "as long as the weather's sunny and the blender's whirring, Chesney's fine company." Robert Silva of About.com called the album a

began to encircle the boxes, probably suspecting them of producing the whirring noise which came from the electric motor of the camera. Cavaliere took

"electronic soul," and Impose calls the single "Believe" a "shimmering, whirring track engulfs you in heavy electronica in a pop style similar to CHVRCHES

Jumping Dog Also known as Dog. This ident included a fluffy mint green '2' whirring, yapping and doing back flips in the manner of a toy mechanical dog on

possibly not love the sheer audacity in suggesting the TARDIS's iconic whirring noise was the result of the Doctor leaving the brakes on for the last 45

parallel veins. The adults usually live in colonies and the males emit whirring stridulations to attract females. These grasshoppers can be encountered

productive time for Cuomo—you can practically visualize his brain giddily whirring with a flood of new ideas and classicist ambitions ... If you value these

"The Night That Terror Stalked the Town" – Episode #10 "The Night of the Whirring Death" – Episode #20 "The Night of the Murderous Spring" – Episode #27

respond to microphone input. To control the blender, the user must mimic the whirring mechanical sounds that a blender typically makes: the blender will spin

call has been compared to the sound of oil sizzling in a frying pan, or a whirring sound. This alarm call is made by both males and females, but males have

usually hops with its body held horizontally, and its flight is weak and whirring, with occasional jinking. Compared to the common firecrest, the Madeiran

of a Dream" as Lady Godiva The Wild Wild West (1966) "The Night of the Whirring Death" as Flo Death Valley Days (1967) "Shanghai Kelly's Birthday Party"

sibilants, the wheels of detective intelligence can be seen positively whirring around. The enterprise is impeccably cast, beautifully ordered, lovingly

airship sightings •OCOC, New Zealand; Otago In August 1909, moving and whirring lights were reported in the sky around Otago. In the following months,

the set is full of bells and whistles. They have the sound of the bomb whirring. They have the sound of the clock ticking. It's just this highly produced

indicating "generally unfavorable reviews". Joe Leydon of Variety called it a "whirring blur of hot babes and cool fights" but complained the film is insubstantial

short flights swift and direct but not sustained, its tiny round wings whirring as it flies. This small, stump-tailed wren is almost as familiar in Europe

purring trill. The call of nestlings is described as a soft but constant whirring sound. The birds can call with the mouth closed or when holding food in

that he may try to find his hammer. Freyja agrees: Loki flies away in the whirring feather cloak, arriving in the land of Jötunheimr. He spies Þrymr sitting

prices change. The machines are reliable and unlikely to jam. A distinctive whirring noise is made as each ticket is issued. Australian engineer Henry Roy Setright

top of leaf litter. Their calls have been described as a loud, bird-like whirring twitter that consists of rapidly repeated notes, repeated at irregular

was a kettle boiling. The prince then hears a noise that resembles the whirring of a saw-mill, which the man dismisses as his grandmother's snoring. The

is not much time left. Michael hits the computer and the station begins whirring to life. The station's magnificent solar sails open up to absorb the sunlight

however, objects like gaming pieces or ceramic buttons that make enjoyable whirring noises and motion indicate the presence of children. Figurines could also

top of leaf litter. Their calls have been described as a loud, bird-like whirring twitter that consists of rapidly repeated notes, repeated at irregular

letters from Jean Renoir speaking of a deep and abiding friendship; the whirring of the only surviving black and white lab at AVM Studios; the quest for

severely damaging bites. Caiques' wing feathers produce a distinctive whirring sound in flight. Caiques are growing in popularity in aviculture. The more

is not much time left. Michael hits the computer and the station begins whirring to life. The station's magnificent solar sails open up to absorb the sunlight

was described by record label Rocket Girl as 'minimalist mood music with whirring keyboards, small beats and the effective deployment of brittle, doll-like

over the lake and drives away every peaceful moment with the noise of its whirring rotor blades." Bezirksstelle für Naturschutz und Landschaftspflege Freiburg

otherwise, wedged among its sanguineous drips, swaying meat hooks and whirring table saw." Peter Bradshaw of The Guardian awarded the film two out of

Affair" (S 2:Ep 18) The Wild Wild West Policeman Episode: "The Night of the Whirring Death: (S 1:Ep 20) Get Smart KAOS Agent #2 Episode: "Stakeout on Blue Mist

and after two false starts, he placed his finger into the teeth of a whirring saw blade. The blade stopped as designed, and although it "hurt like the

Miguelito Loveless 1966 February 18 The Wild Wild West "The Night of the Whirring Death" Dr. Miguelito Loveless 1966 April 15 The Wild Wild West "The Night

perspectalis Herald moth, Scoliopteryx libatrix, warming up on a cold day by whirring its wings Jersey tiger moth, Euplagia quadripunctaria Ruby tiger caterpillar

noise and lash inherent in this type of system. The motor still makes a whirring noise which can be heard, as this is an intrinsic property of the straight-cut

amphetamine clockwork of the episode—skies flickering dark then light, days whirring together—[was] meant to evoke the frightening velocity of the era". Paul

times making the reader feel he is in a dentist's chair with the drill whirring". Orwell wrote in a letter to George Woodcock dated 28 September 1946 that

and the teleprinter worked at 110 baud (making an enormous clunking and whirring racket as it did so). At the end of the edit session, the new version of

Manohla (October 6, 2022). "'Amsterdam' Review: A Madcap Mystery With Many Whirring Parts". The New York Times. Retrieved June 14, 2024. "'Amsterdam' Stands

because it 'menacingly' moves closer and closer in waves and, coupled with a whirring noise and sound-track heartbeats and screams, puts the filmgoer in the

smoky light of the afternoon and the high-banked wooden track and the whirring sound the tires made on the wood as the riders passed, the effort and the

have been raised, work has been resumed, the militia has gone, and the whirring looms suggest industrial peace; but behind all this the most revolutionary

tone, vacillating between piano-backed croons and dramatic belts over whirring synths as she pulls back and lets loose, letting her vocals blend with

parents. The texts describe the work process, while the refrains mimic the whirring of the spinning wheel. There are also highly unique spinning sutartinės

habitats. When disturbed it scuttles through the grass or flies low with whirring wings often showing its white flanks before it drops to cover. The species

button was inspired by a scene from the 1997 film Event Horizon involving whirring blades. The effects for the Omega 13 activation were inspired by the ending

flushes in a manner similar to a partridge, while its wings produce a whirring sound. Little is known about the species' breeding behavior, although juveniles

lifted (or, on electronic turntables, the channel has not been muted), a whirring noise is produced. Rewinds are also an important live element in many of

Forever - Secara meets Kaempfert released by Silver Spot Records in 2011. A whirring sound carpet is laid down by the Berlin Jazz Orchestra (sic)... made impressive

keyboard riff, quietly reverberating and meandering synthesiser pulses, a whirring synthesiser solo, lightly-tapped synth pads and a calming rock instrumentation

tuneful "tschin-schik-schra". During flight, their short wings give a whirring sound. The bearded reedling is social and during the non-breeding season

opens with alternating male-female vocals, a psychedelic piano line and whirring beat, a section which lasts less than half a minute. "The Everso Closely

at "the point where he barely needs melody anymore. Instead, there are whirring synthesizers, great orchestral blocks of sound, noises of unknown provenance

deeply psychedelic tact, the Lips employ clanging drums, angular guitars, whirring keys, and moody atmospherics to create an immersive and enigmatic sound

descending twitter". Nonvocal sound has not been documented, except for the "whirring" or "humming" sound generated by the wings' flapping. The blue-throated

watching male courtship flights. Their wings may also be used to create a whirring noise while perch hopping or during territorial displays, though this is

Residents living near data centers have described the sound as "a high-pitched whirring noise 24/7", saying “It’s like being on a tarmac with an airplane engine

obsessive sound creation - his gorgeous weirdo palette of modernist strings, whirring crib toys, and agitated machines - he remakes drum'n'bass in his own image"

Shook the Earth, The Night That Terror Stalked the Town, The Night of the Whirring Death, The Night of the Murderous Spring, The Night of the Raven, The Night

as they are generally short, mono or disyllabic, and often fluting or whirring. They are made by both sexes and throughout the year. One species, the

assistance of their families; and as they did so, they were dropped as the whirring messengers of death sped surely to the mark ... into the cellars—the pits

frequently chasing potential rivals in undulating flights while making a whirring sound. The tufted tit-tyrant's nest is built in shrubs or bamboo, often

it, just about, are the effects. At times the frame is so packed with whirring cogs and twirling cranks that you could replicate the effect by staring

lifeline. Its bustling heart beats with the rhythm of refuelling trucks, whirring mechanics, and weary travelers seeking rest. Jimbiley isn't just a stopover;

is a sharp "pweet". Its wings make a distinctive noise when it flies: a whirring trrt trrt, while its flight call is transcribed as "gujuguju" (with a short

usually hops with its body held horizontally, and its flight is weak and whirring, with occasional quick evasive turns. Adult firecrests are unlikely to

however, they can suddenly burst upwards at great speed, with a distinctive "whirring" wing sound and often giving kok kok kok calls to alert conspecifics. Their

and pop aficionados.... This is art. True enough, the mix of buzzing, whirring, gurgling, and thumping that starts the recording with "Hold Your Back"

guitar and the sound of the Strawberry Studios lift with a Leslie speaker "whirring inside". He also used the sound of a basement toilet. Hannett recorded

Dan (December 2, 2021). "Review: Steven Spielberg's West Side Story Is a Whirring Rush of Euphoric Energy". Slant Magazine. Archived from the original on

Young Jeezy collaboration as sounding like "it were recorded inside a whirring old grandfather clock, a collection of precisely moving parts neatly interlocking

rest quite abruptly, the final stage of motion being accompanied by a whirring sound of rapidly increasing frequency. As the disk rolls, the point of

listed on most copies, though. Jeff Lynne: "Armchair Theatre": An unusual whirring sound and seagull cawing is heard after 17 seconds of silence following

appears on the screen) through a golden tube contraption emanating from the whirring luminaire ceiling. In 1956 New Mexico, an unearthly amphibi-insectoid creature

mid-rise design, it is very attractive even when the blackbirds are not whirring." Oscar Homolka, actor, lived on 55th Street Benjamin Kaye, lawyer and

month depending local climate. During this time, males perform their wing-whirring display and fight other males in an attempt to secure a mate. It is unknown

indistinguishable from adults in the field. The flight is distinctive; it consists of whirring wing-beats with occasional sudden changes of direction. Shorter flights

original on 2000-08-17. Markoff, John (2008-12-11). "Computing Without a Whirring Drive". The New York Times. "Hard Drive Data Recovery Glossary". Archived

wings that are adapted for use under water. They have a characteristic whirring flight and dive into the water without settling. They probably remain all

into a pan of water to create a bubbling effect. Other sounds imitate the whirring of machinery, a ship's bell, hatches being slammed, chains hitting metal

undefined space, is orbited by planets. Occasionally we hear footsteps and the whirring of cameras. The two sequences are projected onto two monumental screens

Usborne's words, "leads the dance in four novels and a short story ... a whirring dynamo of misrule". His other books from the decade include Right Ho, Jeeves

the set is full of bells and whistles. They have the sound of the bomb whirring. They have the sound of the clock ticking. It's just this highly produced

species of the genus. It usually flies straight over short distances, with whirring wingbeats, and its broad butterfly-like wings are visible as it drops from

draws her musical inspirations from humming a melody off the note of a whirring fan or tapping her foot to the rhythm of the bathtub dripping; commenting

of Martian wind gusts, rover wheels crunching over gravel, and motors whirring as the spacecraft moves its arm. The sounds give researchers clues about

Magazine describes "Scream" as an "alluring", "repetitious" song "with a whirring sexuality." "Scream" is the final single released from Shock Value (2007)

rhythms. The texts describe the work process, while the refrains mimic the whirring of the spinning wheel. The main imagery of weaving songs is the weaving

found an unknown grave under the clear sky of the icy world, with the whirring of the wings of eternity through space." In 1926 Nansen was elected Rector

years after the 1867 purchase of Alaska [i.e., 1872] "The Night of the Whirring Death" (S1E20) opens with the caption San Francisco 1874. "The Night of

swept-back gray hair, glasses perched skeptically down her nose and constantly whirring wings keeping her airborne like a hummingbird". Michael O'Sullivan, writing

the source material sub-par, and the musical score by Mihály Víg to be "whirring [and] grat[ing]". In The Hollywood Reporter, Kirk Honeycutt complimented

parents. The texts describe the work process, while the refrains mimic the whirring of the spinning wheel. There are also highly unique spinning sutartinės

that it drowned the commendable hook of the song, making it sound like a "whirring bee's nest". Melinda Newman from Hitfix gave the song a "C" rating and

verses are driven by "dense" chords, "pain-shredding" guitar strums and "whirring" synths. A reviewer from The Singles Jukebox compared the chords in the

densely layered percussive and electronic effects, including repeated whirring and grinding sounds. Cosey generated these sounds by running his guitar

Chopper. In the commercial he races back to his hotel room, hears the whirring of buzzing metalwork behind the door, and finds the Teutuls (Mikey, Junior

raspy and harsh. It can sound a lot like a trill but more slurred and whirring. A rarer call is the latter call which has been emitted by angry adult

style, he quotes at length Bates' description of the tropics, with the whirring of cicadas, the shrill stridulation of a vast number and variety of field-crickets

In this footage, the cameramen are present and visible, the camera's whirring is recorded, and the camera men shout directions at the couple. The WNET

the album as "intense and overwhelming, juxtaposing rapid crashing and whirring noises with sudden, confusing passages of crystalline new age tones [.

package at Herrick's home, because he recognized the sound of a spring and whirring characteristic of the grenade. Blanchard had the presence of mind to throw

tense moment with her lover, pleading for him to stay as he slows down the whirring of her mind and for stress-relieving sex from him. "Pretty Please" was

to the record's "odd, cluttered rock songs" which incorporate bleeping, whirring and clattering sounds. Despite the high-minded concept behind the act,

"[Madonna] is so controlling of her public self that when the cameras are whirring she doesn't know how to do 'realistic'", and criticized the cemetery scene

the windows are open up and down the façade, the effect is like a sudden whirring of birds' wings out of a tree. And if anyone wants to know what is modern

rhythm. The song is divided by a brief interlude of camera clicks and the whirring of a car window, before launching into a second-half that melds synthesizer

vocals performed by Coco O and contains an old-time piano sampling with a whirring drum 'n bass circular beat and jazzy keys. R. Kurt Osenlund of Slant Magazine

special arenas to display for females. The male pin-tailed manakin creates whirring and snapping noises from its wings during displays in flight. Males will

"Partition", is preceded by the sound of paparazzi camera clicks and a window whirring up, which separates it from the first part "Yoncé". "Partition" has a fractured

circle. While the girls try to figure out how to cover it up, they hear a whirring noise overhead. Brandon and Luca have discovered it too, and are flying

the sidewalks, they will be able to watch the world’s finest athletes whirring past on their delicate machines 77 separate times. Which, all things considered

impressive part; the variety is", noting that Dave glides "nimbly over the whirring and humming instrumental he fits references to his girl problems in between

David Bowie's. "Mary Jane Holland" is a dance and synth-pop song with "whirring beats" that talks about using marijuana and "having a great time". Gaga

orchestration, booming drums and backing singers". Track four, "No Merci", has "whirring synths" and was described as "a brash and inventive track with vintage

NLUUSE" instead of "You don't wanna lose". Instrumentation consisted of a whirring electronic drum, funk-sounding bass guitar, bright halting string instruments

incarnations by Mattel during the late 1960s and well into the '1970s, these wild whirring tops were a perfect fit for the Upsy Downsy line, and were adapted as a

heartbreaker". The song's production features a "heavy bassline", "plenty of whirring, beeping high-end electronic sounds bouncing around", and a "stomping piano"

the stomping beat is smutty enough to inspire a sick strut, and that whirring Bollywood-meets-tribal-electro synth sound lends itself well to some

the adjacent Tahitian Mobile Home Park said that she heard a mechanical whirring sound which lasted at least two hours emanating from the GardaWorld facility

union nut on a pedestal, and ran both, by ratchet, through a couple of whirring butterfly cutters. These flayed and polished two parallel sides of the

eyes closed, and the sound of whirring. The door knocks, and she suddenly jumps up, and the whirring stops. The whirring was an electric toothbrush she

invention, he wanted to have the score to feel like "being powered by these whirring cogs and gears, whether they be the small homemade clockwork versions of

action lawsuit not been filed, arguably Jalil's laptop would have continued whirring away snapping photographs and grabbing screenshots each time it was powered

print day, Euphemia "threw the hefty lever that set the spinning rolls and whirring wheels in motion. And as the first damp paper came off the presses, she

of black, and above them wings of azure. Long feathers radiate from the whirring, soaring pennons. The book circles above the heads of the congregation

PopCrush stated, "Young ditches his usual dreamy, ethereal style for layered, whirring synths that add a touch of dance music to the song... The synths drop out

effects, which bring every humming electric light, chirping cricket and whirring engine to the fore." Jonathan Romney of The Guardian wrote "Antony Partos's

"shrapnel, shell fragments, and nose-caps", which could "fall, with a whirring noise, from the sky" after the shells had exploded in the air. Or it might

Dealing with Demons Vol. II DevilDriver Groove metal melodic death metal (Whirring Marvels In) Consensus Reality Eluvium Ambient electronic Why Would I Watch

played atop the sequenced phrases. Underlying the track is an ever-rising whirring that varies in pitch against numerous sounds which "flash" in and out of

eventually collide with one another, creating a scene which devolves into whirring, ratcheting, chaos. She also presented her mechanical Mickey Mouse forms

a small and short tailed crow with bare facial skin and a distinctive whirring flight style found in pristine primary forests. Its call is described as

Reward" (Season 1, Episode 16) (1958) The Wild Wild West: "The Night of the Whirring Death" (Season 1, Episode 20) (1966) Yancy Derringer: "Old Dixie" (Season

themselves on English thoroughbreds, and a collection of carriages with whirring harnesses and goldsmiths formed brilliant processions on the road between

is underscored by the installation's soundtrack of what sounds like a whirring hard-drive.: 43  Min, Hŭijŏng, I yŏngsŏn, I yunhŭi, Ch'iaro Minatto, Chŏng

while in captivity, the pain of being exiled, and the fear of hearing the whirring of a chopper, the incredulity felt by the viewer is replaced by real sorrow

projector toy from school, is having trouble working by making a strange whirring noise after nearly getting knock off the shelf by Stuffy. So it's up to

recalling the mill, “When the great arms spun round, they made a swishing, whirring sound that was heard not only in the immediate vicinity of the ‘run’ but

still, taking produce to fairs, the wagon will rattle— Colts fade out of view to a stampede of cattle And summer comes in with the whirring of threshing.

natural-looking. After Noogai's cursor and Orange exchange a series of high-fives, a whirring sound becomes audible, and Noogai puts his hand to his computer tower,

cuddly version of Saw, with faces getting sliced open by a robo-critter's whirring saw blades", going on to say "To keep the PG-13 rating intact, the camera

Paris which had been converted to a giant mainframe computer clicking, whirring, and flashing away with brightly wired circuit boards. This Chanel Data

brash and frequently awful. The songs just keep coming at you, noisily whirring with speed and determined to make maximum impact". "Mean Girls (12A)".

we had gained an insight, we too remained equally far removed from this whirring, although we were involved in it as stokers, mechanics, load carriers,

repetition". The album closes with "Paladin Strait", a track containing whirring synths that are partnered with "beautiful guitar chords", which are described

According to one description, the first sounds of the explosion are a "whirring noise". Local reports of the explosion were made between 7 p.m. and 7:20 p