In a sequence about a young man whose undiagnosed head pains make him forgetful and distracted, for instance, the narrative repeatedly breaks off and doubles back on itself.
"It's really a sequence about a guy catching up," says Chandor, whose debut feature, "Margin Call," brought him an original screenplay Oscar nomination.
(A sequence about vaccination features a variety of animated germs for different diseases).
(A sequence about vaccination features a variety of animated germs for different diseases). Soon, the brisk ten-minute journey carries Johnny to school age and then to adulthood then, into marriage, parenthood, and old age.
In a sequence about her imbalanced relationship with a lifelong friend, or another about her compulsive use of internet porn, she's trying too hard to show how outrageous or neurotic she is.
Sleigh's fifth volume of poetry includes a sequence about Sept. 11, 2001, and three poems adapted from Ovid.
That's most evident in a sequence about "Good Times," a show that sparked outrage among the black community for its clownish signature character, J.J. -- he of the grating catchphrase "dy-no-mite".
If two clusters are about to be merged or a sequence is about to be inserted into a cluster, but the resulting cluster would not satisfy these constraints, the insertion or merging is not performed.
The videos are greatly enhanced by big-scale projection and surround sound, but it is limiting to show them in a sequence of about two hours on a single screen, rather than divided among several spaces, so you can easily compare sights and sounds, moods and palettes, personae and landscapes, both visual and sonic.
A typical STORM image was generated from a sequence of about 30,000 60,000 image frames at a frame rate of 60 Hz.
The poplar GS2 promoter contains a sequence of about 200 bp showing a 90% identity with light-regulatory elements that have been functionally characterized in the GS2 of pea and common bean [ 18].
