- e. 3:3:2:2 or 2:3:3:2 or 2:2:3:3);
while this
method has
slightly more
judder, it
allows for
easier upconversion (the
dirty frame can be
dropped without...
- [excessive citations] The
judder phenomenon can be
classified into two
distinct subgroups: hot (or thermal), or cold
judder. Hot
judder is
usually produced...
-
Times rated the
first season 4 out of 5 stars,
called it an
intense and
juddering drama series across its
emergency calls, and
stated 9-1-1 has the potential...
- instruments, and was the
first successful pop song to have
cellos in a
juddering rhythm.
Musicologist Charlie Gillett called it "one of the
first records...
- four
basic steps, namely,
swaying (kiay),
shaking (karag and kurug) and
juddering (karahay). It is
celebrated annually every 3rd
Sunday of September. Soli-soli...
- modern-era pilot's cap, moustache, and a collar. His
catchphrase is "
Juddering joysticks!" Dell the
baggage cart tow
truck (voiced by Jeff Rawle, who...
- O'Connell) B. Campbell,
Danielle Draizin, Phil Shaouy, Max
Farrar 3:17 8. "
Judder" Bracegirdle,
Searle 4:08 9. "I Came Here for You" (featuring
Rosalee O'Connell)...
-
their bodies back and forth,
without moving the legs, a
behavior known as
juddering. This
appears to
produce ground vibrations that are
picked up by the female...
- a
field all
their own,
while Turner referred to the song
Brats as a "
juddering drunk punk masterpiece".
Journalist Emily Mackay of the NME
likened the...
- October,
Alexei accompanied his
mother on a
drive in the woods. The "
juddering of the
carriage had
caused still healing hematoma in his
upper thigh to...
