Like the cinema pianist who played for silent films, television music has a limited repertory of conventional gestures.
In the corner of one gallery the desire to get beyond painting's conventional gestures and materials is evident in the efforts of Antoni Tapies (lots of sand), Alberto Burri (burnt wood) and Conrad Marcanvasli (canvashapeses on canvas).
The procedure was repeated for other actions, leading her to choose between images similar to those in her paper communication board or images similar to her conventional gestures.
A large range of SI displays were therefore used to cover social scenes under the heading of social norms (conventional gestures and courteous attitudes), emotional situations (carrying positive or negative valences) and scenes from games (sports, dance, etc).
Moreover robot-based and computer assisted surgeries enhance conventional gestures, with improved ergonomics and accuracy.
When the word "love" comes round in sets of three, Mr. Morris sets one set with three deliveries of the conventional love gesture (hands on heart), another set with three jumps (i.e., for joy), and yet another one with three lifts (i.e., it's you I love).
The balance of the seventies is widely beloved, but it marked a turn away from experiment, and toward grander, more conventional rock gestures.
These modern-dance choreographers carry Robbins' legacy forward by playing with dance's power to signify: now their moves are conventional, readable gestures; now they're just steps.
But the songs, even when — or maybe just because — they sound conventional and superficial, gesture toward another realm of feeling, a magical pop universe in which the agonies of the heart are magically transformed into pleasures of the ear and eye.
For gesture, conventional Manhattan distance and Euclidean distance give poor performance but the matrix correlation distance shows improvement, which is even better than face.
