Viewers see another person's actions through the display: gestures, gaze, body movements, and what one is manipulating on the display.
Judgment: While the powerful gestures of the Playbook and webOS's non-display gesture areas (i.e. hot bezels) are clear, it's not at all clear whether Apple is ready to include those things in their UX vocabulary.
So everything is delicately poised between this and that, between a kind of grandiosity of display and gesture, and the vague threat of a disappointing meanness or smallness of outcome.
If the M.T.A. truly wants to display a gesture of good will to its riders, then it should schedule track work only at night and maintain smooth negotiations with the Transport Workers Union so that we can enjoy the holiday season in a relatively tranquil manner.
It continues with paintings by Lee Krasner, Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning and others in an impressive display of gesture among sculptural counterparts by John Chamberlain and Mark di Suvero.
Dolphins also display social gestures (rubbing the pectoral fin), cooperative behavior (they herd fish) and purposeful play (they surf better than most beach bums).
And yet there is an interesting tension in the book that can sometimes be found in Norton's performance work – a sense of the melancholy underlying the bravura display, the gestures towards concealed isolation.
And when Lightman shows the agents photos that display giveaway gestures, we see a rogues' gallery of politicians and other public figures.
Andy Warhol brought his pop art to Bonwit Teller's windows in the 1960s, and Bloomingdale's Candy Pratts Price gained notoriety in the 1970s with shocking displays that gestured toward sadomasochism.
Other no-nos: drinking alcohol outside licensed premises or swearing and displaying rude gestures in public, the newspaper said.The guidelines lay bare some of the obvious tensions that exist between the conservatism of Dubai's rulers and the internationalism of its tourism and business-travel industries.
