Looking elegant in a long, simple black dress on a late March weekend, she rises to her feet to show how close her dancers come to one another in "Five Part Weather Invention," the first section of a new three-part collaboration with the jazz composer Dave Douglas, the visual artist Terry Winters and the lighting designer Jennifer Tipton.
(This progress is described in the next section, Invention of the modern computer).
For historical developments, see the section Invention of the modern computer.
Their discoveries form the core of a new show, "Matisse: Radical Invention 1913-1917 .In this section Inspector Norse Unstoppable?
The same three women dance the next section ("Invention"), bending from the waist to stand on all fours and then kick up a leg.
And Khan matched him for invention in a section that focused purely on his ankle bells: his strong, spatula-shaped feet delicately treading the floor to produce cascades and shimmers of sound.
(However, it should be recognised that some prizes this year, for integrated circuits, semiconductor lasers and electrically conductive plastics, are for more than usually practical inventions).In this section The wireless gamble Conservatives and liberty Italy's unfinished business Musharraf fails the test Shall all have prizes?
It was "Last Song"— from Mr. Stanko's most recent album, "Dark Eyes," released on ECM last year — and it opened up to free-form invention by the rhythm section.
He also says that following the invention of the thin section and the polarizing microscope in 1829, a cadre of professional slidemakers set up new businesses to satisfy the growing demand from gentleman collectors.
As we discussed in the previous sections, an invention is interpretable as pairwise z-scores, quantifying statistically significance of code pairings in inventing activities.
