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There are so many details to catch on.
Mr. Jacobs paces his scenes with a relaxed, almost dreamy rhythm and allows odd, interesting details to catch his ear and eye.
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You can listen to Mr. Buechner play Busoni's version and think you are hearing just an abbreviation of Bach's score until details begin to catch your attention: an added tenuto bass voice in the 8th variation; a new, bell-like melody in the 13th variation, appearing first in the upper register, then in the middle register; a slight change to the 20th variation that creates a jazzy triplet rhythm.
While much of the interior of the buildings has been modernized and is largely unrecognizable from the past, some interesting architectural details remain to catch your eye at every turn.
Barbara did not know — and did not seem to care — so he rattled them off himself with enthusiastic detail: "Saboteur," "To Catch a Thief," "North by Northwest," and, of course, "Vertigo".
We report here two different cases, originally annotated with generic GO terms, that some tools were able to refine in more detail and to catch inner functional features.
With a few taps, the fans were able to witness the Buckeyes win from multiple viewpoints around the stadium, pull up rosters and in-game matchup details or turn to catch the main broadcast on what looked like the building's big screen.
It is Alexander, the character closest to Ruge in age and experience, who provides the clearest illustration of his strengths – the eloquent use of fleeting detail, the ability to catch the impact of history through the movement of a mind.
He also depends on his longtime girlfriend, Karen Avrich, who works as a researcher on nonfiction books, as "a fail-safe system" to catch details that he might miss.
You see it too in the camerawork that, like Otilia, never relinquishes its intense focus yet seems to catch details — like the dog that passes near her when she first tries to book a hotel room — with the lightness of a happy accident.
No matter how many storyboards a director arms himself with, no matter how carefully he plans (as, for instance, Alfred Hitchcock famously did), life on the set is still a matter of execution and attentiveness, awareness of details and the ability to catch them and shift them on the fly.
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