The addition of more complex base groupings (dashed lines) would reduce the number of links that need to be traversed, and it can thereby speed up incremental grouping.
As the style spread, it was changed and adapted to different localities and climates, but its essentials remained those of disciplined lines and groupings of plants, usually in walled enclosures.
From then on, as the stage darkened, the groupings (lines of leaping flocks in flight) and gestures (grasping at shadows, listening to breath) felt charged and luminous.
The choreography (with elegant costumes by Mr. Happel) abounds in visually striking groupings, tableaus, lines and shapes, organized with fluency.
Although this pattern of selection is not as strong in the older physical science paradigm (PS81), the blue versus black lines in Figure 3c show apparent groupings of words by selected frequencies.
The choir presents marvelous images of human cooperation, not least near the end, where a long line winds through different registers and groupings of voices.
Chow encourages informality — one wall is lined with three spacious booths; at the opposite wall are groupings of couches and lounge chairs.
Over 40 different food groupings were used in the included studies, and we subsequently produced our own groupings of foods according to those most commonly presented in the included studies and in line with US Department of Agriculture guidelines.
Specifically, we have incorporated a short descriptive header for the three primary groupings of search functionalities ('topics', 'open search' and 'limits'), which are followed by a one-line description of what each can be used to do.
The lighting (by Nicole Pearce) emphasizes the groupings of dancers and at one point, frames the faces of the dancers in a long horizontal line.
