Here he proves that he needs no musical overlay for the things he has to say.
But the rock soundtrack was merely an overlay for what was missing in the clothes: genuine funk.
But he has many fans, including the choreographer Merce Cunningham, who asked Mr. Drew to collaborate on a 1995 piece, "Ground Level Overlay," for which he made a huge, black tapestry of rope.
Enter Donnegan's new Insignia collection: necklaces, rings, bracelets, earrings, cuff links and money clips, in all-silver and silver with 22-karat gold overlay for a sheen and weight that mimics, uncannily, their 18-karat solid gold counterparts.
On the walls, there are treasures: the firm's original colophon, the unmistakable work of Rockwell Kent; an original Alvin Lustig mechanical with tissue overlay for the jacket of "Nightwood"; notes written on the famous prescription pad of WILLIAM C. WILLIAMS, M. D.; a photograph of Laughlin, who died in 1997, in silhouette.
The A.C.E.A. along with the recent United States yachtsman of the year Stan Honey, co-inventor of the digital first-down line and line of scrimmage in football, are testing over the next month a similar GPS technology overlay for live helicopter views of sailboat racing.
The highly embroidered piano style of Frédéric Chopin, touched, in passing, on showers of dissonant, often chromatic tones again used not for any exploitation of their functional value but as a spray of colour used as an overlay for a basically diatonic (nonchromatic) style, well-hidden underneath and recognizable only at the cadence.
Photo (top): An adaptive keyboard overlay for a Windows PC used by AAAS's Laureen Summers.
Figure 4 Morphological edge detection and image overlay for various structuring element sizes.
