To provide artists with a rich palette of expressions, researchers are adding new wrinkles to interactive performance.
According to Mr. Kam — who is of Russian descent but is the only member of the Jerusalem Quartet not born in the former Soviet Union — "the palettes of expression in Russian culture are more multifaceted than what we are used to in the West".
We might hope for a freer vibrancy in the tone and a broader palette of poetic expression.
Your cubicle walls offer the greatest palette for expression.
He is not much of an actor — his boys and girls and firefighters and homemakers all work from the same small palette of tone and expression — but he has a gift for broad comic mimicry, like a more button-down Benny Hill.
But it also led to the development of a certain color palette, a certain mode of expression that quickly became standardized.
They see clothes as art, a means of expression, a palette of options to be combined and recombined in various aesthetically pleasing ways that we could no more produce than we could produce the Mona Lisa from a palette of oils.
He drew on a full palette of dynamic and emotional expression, from soft falsettos to full operatic fortissimos that gave a spine-chilling climax to "Die Krähe" ("The Crow").
Furthermore, in skin tissues of mice with CR weight control a palette of genes showed a differential expression when compared with mice receiving normal diet.
Despite the narrowed spectrum of expression and the intentionally flattened palette of performance, language, and visual conception, the movie is a sensual delight.
