Graphics and interactivity were said to be prioritized over musical accompaniment, and early scores had to be composed line by line in computer code.
In Paths in Utopia (1947), Buber was to plot the "image of perfect space" as one composed of lines that allow no fixed definition, the zone between the individual and collective constantly recalibrated according to the free creativity of its members.
The number one consists of one horizontal line, two is composed of two lines, and three of three lines.
The Japanese haiku is a poem of 17 syllables, composed in lines of 5/7/5 syllables each.
Vector graphics, composed of lines defined by mathematical formulas, were first used in computer displays in the 1960s and '70s.
(Jerome Doolittle, a White House speechwriter who sometimes composed funny lines for Carter, likened his role to that of Franklin Roosevelt's tap-dance coach).
A cento is a collage-poem composed of lines lifted from other sources -- often, though not always, from great poets of the past.
The paintings, while restricted to subdued tones, are animated by nervously antic structures composed of lines in different lengths and colors and various thicknesses.
Arab-Andalusian music can be stately and formal, interspersing composed instrumental lines with improvisations, while flamenco is more spontaneous, drawing on traditional lyrics and rhythms.
Most are anonymous and are composed in lines of 10 or 12 syllables, grouped into laisses (strophes) based on assonance and, later, rhyme.
Asteroids was implemented on hardware developed by Delman and is a vector game, in which the graphics are composed of lines drawn on a vector monitor.
