"I wanted the show to be told as much through physical movement as dialogue," he said, "and I wanted to reach a point of purity where the focus is on the smallest gesture and that gesture is magnified through the silence around it.
Although he originally worked with Stanislavski, Meyerhold came to disdain the naturalistic method of acting, preferring much more stylized, physical movement that he developed into a system called Biomechanics.
In his book The Anime Machine: A Media Theory of Animation, Thomas LaMarre describes Chi as "lighter than air" and a "slight slender undefined" body and with not much potential for physical movement.
"We know quite a bit about the internal defense mechanisms bacteria use to evade antibiotics but we don't really know much about their physical movements across space as they adapt to survive in different environments," said study first author Michael Baym, a research fellow in systems biology at HMS.
The recording process is much faster, since it requires no physical movement of electrons.
For example, I knew that according to TPR, students need to have physical movement and fun as much as possible, or according to CLT, foreign language classes should be run communicatively and cooperatively.
Gorgon Stare, made up of nine video cameras, can transmit live images of physical movement across an entire town (four km radius), much wider in scope than any drone.
Similarly, the Wii's tennis, bowling, golf and baseball games require players to act out the physical movements involved in each of those sports, though they do not require as much physical exertion as the boxing game.
Fred McLaren's smoky jazzy score is as much an aspect of B and his story as the words spoken, and the physical movement of Charlotte Dubery, Julian Spooner and Matthew Wells.
With kids spending so much time indoors these days, and concerns about obesity, it's easy to assume that recess's main benefit is physical movement.
