That means that the museum enjoys a natural and considerable flow of audiences and interest on a continuous basis.
"The main thing I learned from doing musical therapy is to ride the flow of your audience.
What that means is that, just as TV, the Internet and print do, outdoor-advertising purveyors have data for meaningful approaches to agencies, showing demographics, the flow of the audience as it relates to display locations.
Arena stages are thought to create a strong sense of community among the audience members and an easy flow of energy between the audience and the actors.
That is among the findings of a study by Coleman Insights, a radio consulting firm, that uses newly available minute-by-minute listener data from New York, Philadelphia and Houston to map the ebb and flow of Mr. Limbaugh's audience.
Propaganda analysis consists of the examination of the nature and effectiveness of one's own and the competing propagandas, together with the study of the general flow of mass communications through the audiences addressed.
"This is small, subtle stuff," Mr. Collins said, "but it helps keep a 189-page work fresh and alive for the actors, and I think provides a flow of new ideas for our audiences.
Advances in contact lenses, prosthetics, and chemistry made possible magnificent and startling displays such as those in Planet of the Apes (1968), Time Bandits (1981), and The Lord of the Rings and those creating the never-ending flow of creatures that terrorize horror-film audiences.
When a stage full of dressers and production assistants took bows, after Mr. Lecesne and Mr. Roberson's series of giddy curtain calls, waves of love flowed from audience to stage and back.
It might have been better envisioned as an all-dance presentation, to be experienced by the audience as an uninterrupted flow of silent narrative.
