A parody of the style and themes of Fitzgerald in the form of brief, notebook-like entries.
While the questions are submitted in the form of brief videos uploaded to YouTube, it's CNN that culls them.
Their answers will be solicited in the form of brief video clips on the new Vine video-sharing feature offered by Twitter.
The encyclopedia form, of brief and then longer bursts of pure weird data, only just touched by the spry hand of commentary, is irresistible, and alphabetical organization, being both hyper-orderly and completely random, is irresistible, too.
In 1994, at the Kitchen, Greenberg presented "Not-About-AIDS-Dance," which wove together movement, music, and text, in the form of brief sentences that were projected on the back wall.
What saved the movies as a commercial entertainment was the gradual introduction of storytelling, in the form of brief narratives that ranged from risqué anecdotes ("The Gay Shoe Clerk," 1903) to highly compact versions of epic novels ("Ben-Hur," 1907).
When he did get pulses racing in an England shirt it came in the form of brief cameos, such as the game-changing display as a substitute in the World Cup quarter-final against Argentina in 1986, when both he and Chris Waddle were brought on to chase the game with England 2-0 down.
Instead, they can take the form of brief letters or memoranda, outlining the rights of the parties involved.
In these oscillators, the interactions take the form of brief pulses such that the effect of one input dies out before the next is received.
It turns out that at the contact interface localized slip events occur either in the form of long-lasting slip pulses, or in the form of brief local relaxations.
