He introduced himself with now-standards including "Bird on the Wire," "Suzanne," "Sisters of Mercy" and "So Long Marianne," and across the next five decades issued 14 studio albums dense with wit, charm, cruelty, harsh self-judgment, bitterness, grace and profound, enduring empathy.
First, a dense keyframe model of the static studio scene is generated using image-based dense tracking and bundle adjustment.
While Les Misérables and the noughties musicals seem to follow the traditional stage-to-screen trajectory, they are actually part of a modern, dense brand ecosystem, with the film studios investing in theatre as much as milking it for material.
Young producers mixing digital cumbia in their studios are drawing from a dense history of Peruvian cumbia that goes back to the 1960s-or further, if you go beyond its appearance in commercial recordings.
The L.A. bashing continues with "Down Dog," in which a handsome but dense yoga instructor decides to take over the studio where he works.
Since 1984, under the auspices of its founder and chief auteur, Hayao Miyazaki, the studio has rolled out a succession of dense, ambitious fantasy adventures, almost all of them led by strong, intelligent, independent-minded girls.
Micro-apartments the size of mayor Michael Bloomberg's proposed tiny studios for New York City are common in historically dense cities like Paris and Barcelona.
Also noteworthy at Maass are a watercolor studio still life by Max Beckmann and two small, dense, hair-raising Otto Dix etchings, "Lust Murder" and "The Syphilitic," from 1920.
Blocks are dense, typically housing hundreds of students in single bedrooms or small studios.
This strategy allows for dense narratives to make it to the screen whole, while also providing studios with maximum financial impact at the box office.
