It may be less like a movable feast roaming across the amazing Asian art universe than a tasting menu, where most dishes are Chinese or Japanese.
In the first two decades of the 17th century, more or less regular papers printed from movable type appeared in Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands.
Those of wayang Melayu, or "Malayan" wayang, have only a single movable arm and are less sophisticated in conception, which suggests that they are either descended from old Javanese puppets, before both arms were made movable, or are a degeneration of the more complex form.
The movable ball results in less stretch of the skin than does the anchored ball.
Jérôme Kaplan's costumes and Ernest Pignon-Ernest's curved movable screens work on the principle that less is less rather than more.
It was far less trouble to entomb it, first behind movable panels and later behind a full plaster wall, as temporary exhibitions encroached on the surrounding galleries.
When palpated, well-defined, oval-shaped, and movable nodules in her left cheek, less than 1 cm × 1 cm in size, were identified.
Both pore sizes and movable saturation in the rock are much less than that of sandstone.
Whenever the ratio of Sw/Sxo is less than 0.7 for sandstone and less than 0.6 for limestone, movable hydrocarbons are indicated.
(You can opt to sit in a balcony ringing the theater, but that looks like far less fun). While a crew latches and unlatches pieces of David Korins's movable set, the audience, about 100 strong, moves with it.
