It is unclear, however, whether this mechanism is also operant upon rapid changes of activity as present in dynamically changing networks.
He was known for his offbeat perspectives and ability to register rapid changes of light.
The rapid changes of tone are neither interesting nor ring true.
And Nick Richings's shifting, multitoned lighting keeps up with Mr. Callow's rapid changes of mood, no mean accomplishment.
These rapid changes of position caused Caroline Pidgeon, the leader of the Liberal Democrats in the London Assembly, to spot a pattern.
It was equipped with pedals for rapid changes of registration, the type and number of strings plucked each time a key is depressed.
This "Frontline" report explains why this happens, connecting snarly teenage forgetfulness and wariness to a growth spurt in the brain similar to the rapid changes of earliest childhood.
Fly Davis's DIY design has pot plants for trees and animal ears for costumes, while the chorus's rapid changes of character often happen in full view.
The picture is filled with an indiscriminate swirling motion, a thrashing impress of "style" (Art Deco turned to digitized glitz), thrown at us with whooshing camera sweeps and surges and rapid changes of perspective exaggerated by 3-D.
While Andre Marriner was not quite convinced, the good news for Pardew was that his players were clearly buying into a gameplan revolving around rapid changes of pace as Newcastle oscillated between tight defence and lightning breaks.
His accelerated pianism, filled with tricky rhythmic reverses and rapid changes of mood, expressed a vaulting sense of joy not often heard in the introspective realm of nightclub piano.
