The bass god's 90-minute marathon was a front to back flash mob of sparkling totems, flags, flailing arms, dropping butts, lasers, and every other sort of frenetic form of ragedom both humanely and cosmically imaginable.
Hyperactivated motility can be easily recognized as a frenetic form of motility characterized by exaggerated asymmetric flagellar beating which often results in a compact figure of eight motility pattern.
Stokes was more frenetic, less sophisticated, while contributing 25 but there was enough vigorous strokeplay to suggest another a long future in this form of the game.
Radiohead was in unimpeachable form — ominous, frenetic, mathematical, enraged, edgy, meticulous, desolate, funky — on Bonnaroo's giant main stage, through a sound system with the clarity and punch of good headphones.
The first movement begins with a dark and dramatic introduction before assuming the brisk, nearly frenetic motion of the traditional sonata form.
Throughout six tracks, the artist further cements his penchant for the oft-forgotten genre, switching up between frenetic and chilled rhythms in rapid form.
In the world of Chinese retail, the area where you most strongly feel the absence of older forms of identity, and the frenetic impulse to reinvent oneself, is the luxury-goods market.
The class schedule is frenetic.
No one realized, during Legacy's frenetic early days, that the department had been formed without adequate financial controls, Legacy officials said.
Ms. Hassabi describes it as a world for "six performers, submerged in their melancholia and indefinable desires," who "create an architectural form that examines the extreme dichotomy of a frenetic urban life and exposes a raw interior landscape".
After all, his short time as prime minister had been characterised not only by frenetic political activity and legislative change but scandal in the form of the Khemlani Affair and the more literal affair of Jim Cairns and Junie Morosi.
