His itch for detail and his feel for space, his marshalling of means and his taste for the unconsidered trifle gave him strategic advantage in his procedures.
Make sure you have plenty of space on the table or desk around you so that your arms don't feel cramped for space.
Mr. Cortez has not lost his feel for space, to judge from a fifth-anniversary program presented by Cortez and Company Contemporary/Ballet on Thursday night at the Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church.
Even in these circumstances the Croat's natural feel for space in the penalty area earned him chances he is likely to take next time around.
I also saw something I hadn't seen in "Grace": an expert feel for stage space, with different units — one person here, two there, six somewhere else — doing different dances, charging the air with intersecting energies.
But her vibrant, imaginative "It's All Forgotten Now," a dance performed here in January and described as being about memory and decay, suggests that she is a choreographer with a rare feel for stage space and the ways to fill it, creating a sense of buried narrative as she goes.
He was a masterbuilder with an unmatched feel for spaces and materials, but also a natural showman who fashioned a largely mythical personage that it is all too easy to be misled by.Le Corbusier began publishing a comprehensive record of his work in sketches, designs and photographs when still in his 40s.
"We love the Marx Brothers, love them sentimentally, emotionally, with all our hearts," Diamond has said, and that love, which of course the brothers could not feel for themselves, fills the space.
"Students had to fight to talk freely about the war," she recounted, "and, being confronted in class by the emotions of the teachers, there wasn't any space to feel for ourselves".
There, it will listen for marsquakes, measure the rate at which heat flows from the interior of Mars into space, and feel for slight wobbles of the planet as it orbits the sun.
