The director Dziga Vertov's manifesto for Soviet film sets out to free film from intrusive elements such as music, literature, and theatre.
Our research contributes to the field of consumer responses to visual intrusive elements in advertising, using real and synthetic advertising content.
At HangarBicocca, Double Bind has been recreated without having to disguise intrusive elements of the building's architecture or signage, or find ways of getting around tedious health and safety regulations.
This, though, is just a small sample of the 27 instruments employed and played on their new album, Oh My God, Charlie Darwin, a record that blends homespun campfire-folk songs with increasingly intrusive elements of blues, gospel and raucous bar-room stomping.
This evidence, however, has been questioned on several grounds: the putative non-diagnostic nature of the Dufour bladelet tool type; the proposition that other tools from the site are of Gravettian affinities; the presence of intrusive elements in the fauna; and the potential inhomogeneity of the bulk bone samples used for dating [55].
Both "Horror Island" (1941) and "Night Monster" (1942) are dark-house thrillers with less intrusive comic elements.
Williams was homeless due to far more intrusive, destructive elements than simply "drugs and alcohol".
Williams was homeless due to far more intrusive, destructive elements than simply "drugs and alcohol". This story produces a warm high for its audience, and indeed, Williams' voice is truly "golden". However, for every Ted Williams there are millions more spending their lives on the streets.
This element is intrusive and more easily associated with destruction when it is out in the open; the other elements are supposed to be there.
