To make Onion videos, a staff of about 20 studies newscasts and tries to imitate the distinctive pacing of live television.
"We hope our show comes off as a string of fast gags and then a pretty long, awkward pause," Mr. Ouweleen said of the show's distinctive pacing.
The opera, four hours long, is a stunning piece of theater, largely because Mr. Christie's expertise in 17th-century French style, with its distinctive pacing and coloration, brings it so fully and vividly to life.
Today, Murray uses his distinctive changes in pace and angle to drive his opponents mad, and he is also more ruthless, finishing points with greater authority and playing with less inhibition.
In the US , Conservative Jewishmovements were lagging behind Reform Judaism, said Bell. "Every denomination has its own pace and distinctive characteristics.
While dramatically unremarkable, the movie is distinctive for its relaxed pace, its casting of three 50-something women in leading roles, and its no-fuss treatment of religion.
For the film's American release, Paramount cut roughly 25 minutes and in the process eliminated the distinctive touches such as deliberate pacing and meticulous details that helped define Leone's style.
Still, Heidegger nurtures the hope that (pace Hegel) the distinctive truth manifest in art could once again attain the kind of history-transforming importance that Hegel and Heidegger agree it had for the ancient Greeks but has lost in the modern world.
From mining the world for global imagery to creating a "TV bra" for the cellist Charlotte Moorman, from blasting commercials into gyrating geometrics to making spectacular video-generated visual environments, Mr. Paik has given video his distinctive stamp, putting it through paces undreamed of by more conventional tinkerers.
Asian shoppers, mainly Japanese tourists, are devouring leather products with the distinctive LV logo at such a pace that Vuitton's Paris stores literally cannot keep up, and have resorted to rationing.
