Costa (whose name has been changed) describes the night in disjointed phrases.
Palestinians now occupy less than 15% of mandate Palestine and even that is in disjointed pockets scattered around.
Their names and other scene-setting information emerge piecemeal, usually in disjointed conversations that sound as if they were caught on the fly.
The rest of the place is a study in disjointed beauty: walls and curtains of different colors, mismatched lamps, a phony staircase.
Many of the 39 allies are conducting their own mini-campaigns, frequently in disjointed six-month bursts as fresh units are rotated through a region.
Later, after Stennis refused to debate him, Barbour broadcast an "empty chair" debate splicing in disjointed clips from the Hour of Accountability for Stennis's responses.
The interstate was born in disjointed pieces in the late 1950's and completed in 1987 as an almost continuous 1,900-mile 1,900-mile between Florida and Maine.
Like Los Angeles itself, formed out of the haphazard conjoining of dozens of small cities and independent communities, the museum grew in disjointed fashion.
It began with a low-key version of Ornette Coleman's "Broken Shadows," and Mr. Iverson ran through a solo that ended with dissonant high notes, like raindrops arriving in disjointed pairs.
And Claire Porter spilled six young dancers out onto the stage to talk of time in disjointed comments as they moved through an excerpt from "It's About Time No. 1".
In disjointed comments that were taped by a German radio station and reported internationally, Mr. Stockhausen, 73, called the attack on the World Trade Center "the greatest work of art that is possible in the whole cosmos".
