His earliest work targeted a seemingly random cast of celebrities a septuagenarian Chubby Checker, Emeril Lagasse, and Jimmy Fallon are favorite subjects re-cutting videosubjects re-cuttingnces to focus on stray utterances, awkward gestures, or facial tics that hint at weird cracks in their seemingly anodyne personas.
The visitor, freed at last into art, made a random cast across "Haikus for Jews," "An Essay on Calcareous Manures," "Meet Calvin Coolidge," and, yes, "Who's Who in Saudi Arabia: 1978-79," nestogetherether on the right-hand side of the second shelf, and felt a twangling chord of happiness descend.
During a couple of winters spent caretaking a fishing lodge on an island off British Columbia's west coast, he discovered the joys of beachcombing pulling random cast-off objects out of the ocean.
Second, for anyd, it is the critical intensity for almost sure coverage of the boundary by random shadows cast by balls, appropriately scaled, produced from a constant-intensity Poisson point process.
The survey sample was selected by casting random points across a GIS polygon created using layers of pixels that represent historical and potential ponderosa pine forests (Grossmann and others 2008; Ohmann and Gregory 2002; Youngblood and others 2004) and an ownership layer (Fig. 1).
The random ornaments are cast-offs donated by regulars or salvaged from skips – an accordion, a birdcage, an antique gramophone, a tableau of lampshades rescued from a pub that was being demolished.
The vehicle-road system dynamics combined with the human perception of random vibrations are cast in the standard linear quadratic Gaussian format.
My subsequent collection was average at best, pieced together with random purchases and cast-offs from friends, severely lacking many of the classics: no Metroid II or Street Fighter, Kid Dracula or Gargoyle's Quest; Super Mario Land's grander sequel, Six Golden Coins, briefly borrowed and completed; my attention segued to the SNES by the time Pokémon was released.
Nevertheless the random nature of the casting generates an occasional frisson when the reality of a performer runs counter to the lines of the play, as when a black actor is told he is not part African.
Each transition is chosen as an effect of casting a random number.
