The period seemed to be full of unexpected collisions and intermixings.
In the context of Curlew River, the clash seemed oddly appropriate; this is a piece full of quiet collisions, between east and west, ancient and modern.
A perfectly rehearsed ensemble was led exuberantly by Nikolaj Hubbe and Ms. Whelan, (witty in a duet full of deliberate collisions), Mr. Higgins, Mr. Neal and Jenifer Ringer.
Consequently it features a fabric grotto where videos play in toilet bowls, and her quilted and patchworked fabrics, which are full of wild collisions of bold graphic patterns, from paint-smeared Disney prints to liquorish stripes.
Ms. Chuma's new "Reverse Psychology: Agenda No. 1: Japan," performed on Tuesday night as part of the Altogether Different festival at the Joyce Theater, is set to music by Marc Ribot that is full of comparable collisions of sound having overtones of music for Japanese theater.
Improbably, these evolved into their best record since Angel Dust, full of counterintuitive musical collisions.
New York is gloriously disorganized, full of unlikely juxtapositions and collisions, a magnificently random idea factory.
If no such combination is found within a user-defined number of steps and attempts, the output will be the full atomic structure with least number of collisions observed over the course of this search.
When the machine is running at full speed, the LHC's detectors will capture billions of collisions every second.
In response to growing concerns over head injuries in football, Pop Warner, the nation's largest youth football organization, announced rule changes on Wednesday that will limit the amount of full-speed collisions and other contact allowed in practice.
