But the core of the Rockette routine is both soft‐shoe and tap, and here the steps are syncopated and intricate, in sharp contrast to the broad spacial patterns that make every Rockette visible in a 6,200‐seat theater.
A Beat sculptor in the fifties, a maker of hallucinatory collages and intricate mandalas in the sixties, and the staff photographer for the Punk fanzine Search and Destroy in the seventies (to cite just a handful of his aesthetic personae), Conner was probably best known for his experimental films, which included "Cosmic Ray" and "Vivian".
"Cost" is the third book of a trilogy ("This is My Daughter," 1998, and "Sweetwater," 2003) in which Ms. Robinson delves into the vulnerable and intricate interactions in the family and what she calls the American myth of entitlement.
Besides TGF-β1 function in controlling extracellular matrix components synthesis [ 53], our results provide important evidence that this cytokine performs a central and intricate function in the control of the ECM status by the modulation of MMPs, TIMPs and RECK expression.
But this was one of the most daring and intricate escapes in the notorious prison's history - involving spoons, papier-mache heads and rubber raincoats.
The local microenvironment plays an important and intricate role in the progression of breast cancer.
But what are we telling you this for — if installations could be described accurately in few sentences, what would be the point of all that circuitry, yards of plastic, and intricate construction in the first place.
How to foster technical change is a highly relevant and intricate question in the arena of policymaking.
Constructed largely of trios, daisy chains of men, the work responds to its music, a concerto and two pieces for harpsichord by Martinu, with canon patterns and intricate turns in the cadenzas.
The Jets' offense uses its share of shifts and motions and ranks among the most intricate in the N.F.L. Sanchez needs to learn everything that Keller did — and then some.
