He could become a big mainstream success as a cartoonist and maker of animated films, or he could stay in the fine-art world and pursue more idiosyncratic ideas for a smaller but more discerning audience.
They contain ripping acid-house ("Acid Surf"), along with some more idiosyncratic material; "Neon," for example, sounds like a series of echoes resonating from a geometrically implausible cave.
The suppression of evoked spiking was consistent across stimulus durations within a cell, whereas the magnitude of suppression was more idiosyncratic across cells for a given stimulus condition.
He now feeds an appetite for more idiosyncratic films like "Seabiscuit" and last year's "Rookie".
What could be more idiosyncratic than my fondness for the very aspects of the film that someone else could legitimately complain about: its naked, conventional wish fulfillment, its fetishization of self-sacrifice, and Davis's fiercely mannered performance?
One reason for the diversity of best pictures, of course, was that the academy itself was growing younger and more diverse, responding to a vision of cinema considerably more idiosyncratic than what passed for quality in the days of Louis B. Mayer.
Also, with just 82 HFPA voters, the odds tilt for more idiosyncratic results.
This guise has acted as a repository for his more idiosyncratic, left-field ideas, with often stunning results.
Some are straightforward enough, like Brendan Benson's "Better Days", while others opt for a more idiosyncratic route: step forward Bonnie Prince Billyly, with a Spanish-language, norteño-style "Simple Man".
I didn't know then that Marianne Moore had been a fan, but affinities between them were easy to spot: Dufault, too, had an eerily sharp eye for the more idiosyncratic dwellers of the animal kingdom.
