Scenarios play out in finely wrought choreography in which plain gestures speak for themselves, and more complicated enlargements on those gestures are rendered perfectly comprehensible by what's come before.
To open the night they emerged at opposite ends of the arena on square platforms that slowly rose about 20 feet in the air, the most overtly audacious moment of a concert that thrilled with plain gestures.
Melodramas and gangster movies and comedies were always more our speed than prestigious, distinguished pictures; the French directors who grew up on American pictures found poetry in our fast action, laconic speech, plain gestures.
But with the audience up close and on all sides, this staging also highlights human detail: the sense of feminine complicity, the alternately girly and boyish looks imparted by costume (swishy skirts, plain trousers) or gesture – and, in Violin Phase especially, the sly wit in De Keersmaeker's birdlike tremors and naughty knicker-flashes.
Blum's human taxonomy small gestures, plain T-shirts, smudges of eyeliner is quotidian enough to be subversive.
So now Julian thought that eating something might be smart, but the tourist's gesture for plain crêpe eluded him.
Tory backbencher Philip Davies described the plain packaging plan was "gesture politics of the worst kind" and would represent a "triumph for the nanny state".
Finally, we show that CNNLSTM outperforms both plain CNN and LSTM in gesture recognition.
"The Egyptian culture is simple," he said, gesturing across the plain, smoke-filled space.
At one time he had tried to make his meaning plain to his fellow-mortals by gesture and by sound.
