Lucid, expressive, a perfect sonic spectrum: in those days a friend's phone voice was as much the friend as was her body in physical space.
Any one section of "Revelations" could be excerpted in a gala-highlights bill, but its greatest effect is the way it moves from one different dance to another to create a spectrum of expressive styles.
Of all these young players, Haimovitz is the most radical: an expressive maximalist, he calls forth a dazzling spectrum of sounds from the depths of his instrument.
Targeting the frequency or complexity of prelinguistic vocalizations might improve the language trajectory of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) who exhibit continued expressive language deficits.
The present study aimed to evaluate consistency between parent report and direct assessment of child skills in toddlers with and without Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) across receptive language, expressive language, and fine motor domains.
At one of the spectrum is natural language (NL) which is almost infinitely expressive.
At one extreme of this spectrum is the position that denies music to be expressive at all, and thus cannot attribute music's value to its expressivity (most notably Hanslick (1986); see also Zangwill 2004).
Children with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) display dysfunction in the areas of expressive language production and quality, socialization ability, and control of excessive repetitive thoughts and behaviors [ 1].
Competing with lithography, photography, and the spectrum of Western technique, the woodblock medium asserted its significance and expressive power through these movements," says Libertson.
In much of modern painting, however, the full-spectrum range of pigments available has allowed colour to be the primary expressive element.
