When played by untrained dancers, Bounden creates jagged, awkward movement patterns that resemble a rather abstract downtown performance.
Here are some colors: pink is girly, blue is quirky, purple is funky, yellow and orange is happy, dark red is romantic, oragey-red is angry, green is awkward, season patterns are good, along with French manicures.
Although it's decked out with the requisite rear spoiler, bright red seat belts, and 17-inch aluminum alloy wheels, which have an awkward spoke pattern and look like stove-top gas burners, I felt relieved that things weren't bigger, shinier and worse — with one exception.
Due to the rapidly increasing data volume and awkward I/O pattern among high structured files, known serial methods/tools cannot scale well and usually lead to poor performance over traditional architectures.
The hair on top of his head is shaved into an awkward circular pattern that could only be described as monk-like.
Fish "whirl" forward in an awkward, corkscrew-like pattern instead of swimming normally, find feeding difficult, and are more vulnerable to predators.
It, too, was Bugatchi, as were any number of other shirts with awkward-size stripes and patterns.
The transition between the top left, perhaps where the artist began, and the standard pattern, is somewhat awkward, leaving a rather bald spot (for an interlace pattern) to the left of the first curving yellow vertical.
In "Nascimento Novo," from 2006, David Parsons's athletic, eager-to-please dancers rushed about in predictable patterns, adding (often awkward) little pelvic oscillations to highlight the Brazilian composer Milton Nascimento's evocative rhythms.
Indeed, so pervasive is the cult of statistical significance, say the authors, that ever more economists dispense altogether with the awkward question of whether the patterns they uncover have anything meaningful to say about the real world.Examples are legion, and can be found in the work of very distinguished economists.
