Each alone and all together, they mean so much.
Each alone may not be reliably meaningful or reproducible, but requiring post hoc consistency among them can richly increase functional prediction specificity with, as here, little if any loss of sensitivity.
Later clips show each alone again.
Elsewhere, more English speakers, each alone, some of them familiar, others not, each with their portable bedding and small possessions.
In one particularly effective section, the two performers run repeatedly across the stage, each alone in semidarkness, until Mr. McCall captures Ms. Fraunfelder.
Aucoin takes Whitman's career-long monologue and turns it into a vexed exchange between two equals, each alone and unpersuadable, never speaking in one voice.
In the following "Autobiography: Hollywood," he gathers a field of California poppies into an uncharacteristically Whitmanesque metaphor, "a bright democracy, a company yet each alone".
When the lights dim at the movies, however crowded the theater, we are each alone in Plato's cave, captive to its flickering images.
What's clear is that I love my wives, each alone and all together, and can't imagine a life without all of them.
At which point he looked up and saw that there were other people gathered at the bar, each alone on a chrome-and-vinyl stool, doing the same.
"They have come to the theater," he writes, "in order to have their dreams made objective, and they sit there each alone in his dream".
