The art of lacquering began in China centuries ago, reaching its climax of development during the Ming dynasty (1368 1644 ce).
The sonorous climax of the development section never lost its intense focus, never became blowsy.
On the contrary, signs of it can be detected from the beginning of extra-uterine existence; it reaches a first culminating point at or before the fifth year ("early period"), after which it is inhibited or interrupted ("latency period") until the age of puberty, which is the second climax of its development.
Take special note of the main character's path through the piece (i.e. how the character changes, what challenges the character faces, etc).. Conflict development, climax, and resolution.
That first phase of Adams's development climaxes with two masterpieces of the mid-1980s.
"Trio A" became a kind of anthem of Judson Dance Theatre, as was appropriate, since it was the clearest, most economical statement of central Judson principles — no selection, no development, no climax.
I have never got used to Cunningham's music, or, despite my respect for his anti-sentimentalism, to his related rejection of classical form — the fact that he jumbles the parts of his dances, in order to forestall development and climax, which he apparently thinks are corny.
This length criterion made them better candidates for having a theoretical structure proposed by Thompson (1999): four roughly equal-length sequential acts – setup, complication, development, and climax.
Narrative form, on the other hand, appears to have been relatively unchanged over that time and is often characterized as having four more or less equal duration parts, sometimes called acts – setup, complication, development, and climax.
This historical development will climax in mass orgasms of ignorance during 2012.
However, the response to the question whether there exists a climax stage in the development of species composition strongly depends on the applied spatial scale, the disturbance-extent, and the disturbance-interval (White and Jentsch, 2001).
