And the arrival of relatively lightweight, shoulder-mounted cameras in the late 1950s made it possible for cinéma vérité documentarians and New Wave auteurs to capture the immediacy of life on the fly.
So also, perhaps, do a few other questions that are implicitly raised, but not really answered, in this book, among them: –Are the online connections in Facebook really authentic, or are they a series of relatively lightweight emotional flickerings?
Such movies are now highly fashionable and the heavyweight film version of Cormac McCarthy's novel The Road, first published in 2006 (and his third to be filmed after All the Pretty Horses and No Country for Old Men) comes in the wake of three relatively lightweight movies covering similar territory released over the past 10 weeks.
The likelihood that Mr Aso will adopt a top-down approach to policy is further suggested by the appointment of the relatively lightweight Hirofumi Nakasone as foreign minister, a portfolio that Mr Aso himself once held and that he is likely to oversee closely.Leaning to the rightDoes this imply a rightwards shift in foreign policy, especially in light of Mr Aso's own well-known hawkish views?
The tromp of doom aura around the Draper character is getting repetitive almost to the point of parody, given the relatively lightweight setting of the show.
But in practice, developing a plug that is strong, durable, quick to install and foolproof to deploy is a difficult engineering task, one made even more challenging because of the pliable, relatively lightweight materials required.
Here, a framing system allows plants to colonise the walls of buildings, inside or out, via relatively lightweight metal frames that support layers of 1cm thick PVC and felt, which make for even water distribution.
Achieving such phenomenal speeds would require equally eye-watering amounts of energy, even for a relatively lightweight probe.
It has long been my browser of choice as it's relatively lightweight and very fast compared to Firefox.
Even better, the relatively lightweight process of developing and distributing on microconsole virtually guarantees that they will play host to interesting content.
News industry insiders are of course outraged that Couric, a relatively lightweight news anchor who can be found discussing fashion as often as Afghanistan, has topped respected icons such as ABC's Peter Jennings Peter Jennings and Barbara Walters Barbara Walters, who earn $9 million and $10 million per year, respectively, as well as Couric's NBC colleague Tom Brokaw Tom Brokaw.
