When the orchestra breaks into a passage of contrapuntal lines the music can sound like an echoing muddle.
"Wide Awake" shows Mr. Berliner in the process of working and reworking his own material: rehearsing a line, revising a passage of narration, cutting tape, giving directions to the camera crew, playing with the sequence of shots, messing with sound cues, manipulating music and manically, meticulously preserving images from newspapers for his archive.
But the interior of his subject is his mind -- his passages of lines link up into a composition which resembles the disconnected memories we are told flash across the brain of a dying man.
CNN and Fox didn't: Goldstein notes that they made their call upon seeing a passage "eight lines from the bottom of page 2".
The balletic/Cunningham aesthetic was on full display, and Fenley had added in little glimpses of drama, as when a dancer, after a difficult passage — a line of brisk chainé turns, say, spun out into a quiet, ethereal relevé — flicked her head in an almost imperceptible spasm, her arms responding in a sinuous ripple.
Transverse openings in reinforced concrete (RC) beams are facilities that allow for the passage of utility lines through a structure.
In a contrapuntal passage of music, each line, even when woven together with other lines to form a cohesive tapestry, retains its own beauty.
Holes are often made in the web of the OSB webbed bamboo I-joists for the passage of plumbing lines and ventilation systems.
Wild type (WT) was uninfected fibroblast cells at the same passage of infected lines as one of the controls.
Biased gene expression associated with such chromosomal aberrations has also been observed in some of the hiPSC lines analysed, as a result of culture adaptation, although biased gene expression was also found at an early passage of one hiPSC line (Mayshar et al., 2010).
For analysis of High Five cells, we used a relatively early passage of that cell line (passage 98).
