The final result is seamless, the dialogue percolating with the speed of a 30's screwball comedy.
For three days, their banter flowed in a seamless nostalgic dialogue.
Glenda Jackson, in a 1984 five-hour West End revival ("Dynasty dressed up as art" sneered another critic), gave one of her greatest stage performances as Nina, eliding the interior monologues and outer dialogue to make a seamless musicality.
Microsoft's Bill Gates talks of "seamless computing".
Mr. Salonen and the orchestra, by contrast, maintained their lithe athleticism; their entrances after Mr. Thibaudet's cadenzas felt like the introduction of another idea in a dialogue rather than like the seamless continuation of a whole.
Read the review In the same way that Irvine Welsh's dialogue in Trainspotting made a seamless transition to the stage, so the ribald language of Alan Warner's The Sopranos seemed purpose-built for performance.
Like the second Cap film, the third, Captain America: Civil War, is a seamless blend of action-adventure, thought provoking dialogue, moments of drama, and touches of humor that all flows effortlessly.
The sci-fi shooter Half-Life introduced the concept of seamless in-game narrative, with plot points delivered via dialogue rather than obtrusive cut-scenes – this urgent new style would reach its commercial zenith with the rip-roaring Halo and Call of Duty combat series.
Gross did a superb job of combining scenes and dialogue from Dubus's stories into a terse, seamless, devastatingly effective whole.
One of the primary keepers of that algorithm – Google's secret sauce – is Ben Gomes, who has been here since almost the beginning, as "search tsar" and now overseer of UI, "user interface", the all-important billion a day "snippets" of dialogue between humans and Google, that make the experience seamless and keep the dollars rolling in.
