Change is dramatic and constant in the coastal ecotone.
Ms. Takahashi's renderings were muscular at times, and she also brought considerable finger power to Iannis Xenakis's "Herma" (1961), with its rapid, pointillistic lines, dramatic pauses and constant shifts of speed and density.
As a work of literature, Judith maintains a constant dramatic tension, and its popularity in antiquity is attested by its preservation in several Hebrew, Greek, Syriac, and Latin editions.
The challenges facing the planet today are unprecedented and extraordinary; climate change, water scarcity, poverty, growing inequality of income and wealth, demographic shifts, and a global economy in a state of constant dramatic volatility and flux, to name but a few.
In a narrative in which dramatic tension remains a constant and scenes of graphic violence are only occasional, the author makes a point of describing in some detail what it might feel like to kill another person in wartime, and what it might be like to witness the killing of both a friend and an enemy.
The race was a slow-burner which came alive in the closing laps as Ricciardo challenged Hamilton, and a series of dramatic incidents led to constant changes for the lower points positions.
Weisz, known best for her dramatic work in "The Constant Gardener," has signed on to play opposite James Franco and Mila Kunis in "Oz: The Great and Powerful," a Sam Raimi-directed prequel to "The Wizard of Oz".
If we agree that the technological trends futurists are predicting will mean constant and dramatic changes for all, why aren't we more focused on rethinking the WHAT of education i.e. WHAT curriculum will make education more relevant in the future?
That means dramatic social change and the constant replacement of the old with the new.
What becomes of them and their strange acquisition is the subject of a finely paced, immaculately crafted piece that maintains constant musical and dramatic momentum over its 110-minute span.
