There is a jagged, staccato quality, small pauses preceding rushes, reminiscent of a jazz improviser picking his way through a piece's creation.
If I had to pin down a key difference, I would say that Woyzeck has a jagged, fragmented quality that seems wholly modern while Schubert's work embodies 19th-century German Romanticism but the juxtaposition is still intellectually and emotionally stimulating.
There was a jagged, melancholic quality to the music, which both cleverly quoted from Phantom and extended the argument into areas of painful nostalgia, the reawakening of the musical expression of sexual love, and the anxiety of protecting, and indeed continuing, a musical legacy.
But there is much in the work to suggest that this jagged, flip-book quality is an effect that Japanese viewers find desirable and pleasurable.
It is so elaborately constructed that you overlook its surreal quality, as jagged angles and a spiraling composition keep the eye engaged despite the painting's density and scale.
Eduardo Vasconcellos of GameSpy praised the game's storyline and high-quality voice work, but criticized the "jagged" visuals that caused character renderings to look "off".
(For context, I should stress that most mysteries are lucky if they can produce one jagged and breathy gasp of that quality).
Like the late Ralph Shapey, Mincek has a knack for etching jagged figures so cleanly that they take on a sculptural quality.
Mr. Ax aptly illuminated the melancholy quality of the opening tone-row melody and the jagged, colorful harmonies that dominate the work.
In the second step, the proposed jagged edge correction (JEC) method is performed to improve the edge quality of the initially upscaled images.
