The vigorous silat (martial arts) traditions, for which the Minangkabau of western Sumatra and the Sundanese of western Java are renowned, also embody an element of dance, in that they are performed to a particular type of music and use conventional movements and choreographies.
To compare 2 correction algorithms and 2 joysticks (a conventional movement-sensing joystick and a custom-designed isometric joystick) in computer access tasks.
Instead of a conventional slow movement, Beethoven composes a quick, chirpy allegretto scherzando, one of the quirkiest things he ever wrote.
PHD filters view each particle or each Gaussian component involved as a target [4, 5] and employ conventional target movement models to describe the state transition.
In contrast, the TSSG state equation only models the dynamic behavior of the TSS distribution on the grid, in which grid points are not treated as targets, and hence do not directly obey the conventional target movement model.
Classical, because it is scored in conventional three-movement form: its lively opening movement draws from the first and second symphonies of Henri Dutilleux – himself a huge fan of jazz – followed by a slow middle movement and an uplifting finale (called "click track") that pulses with a steady beat.
The Schoenberg concerto, composed in 1936, is written in the conventional three-movement structure (fast, slow, fast).
An ouverture (or suite) by Johann Joseph Fux, from around 1700, mixed similar if more stylized tone painting (birds, in this case) among more conventional dance movements.
Constructed along the lines of a conventional four-movement symphony, the work represented a high point in Mr. Revueltas's fusion of folkloric resources and modernist technique.
But as national candidates, their messages were deeply conventional, all movement-conservative talking points with none of the creativity they'd shown at the state level.
