If it was hard to suppress a titter when listening to its chairman, David Bernstein, explaining that England's new plan was to be like Spain, and seamlessly change a manager between winning the European Championship and winning the World Cup, it was easier to recall wearily that Howard Wilkinson scripted that spiel well over a decade ago.
The ability in digital media to seamlessly change the language, cut, and so on of movies should not be disregarded, though I suspect it will be for this release.
The installation incorporates presence sensors on the ground floor of the plaza so Chevalier's psychedelic graphics seamlessly change with and respond to visitors' movements, making it a fully interactive experience.
For instance, let's say that you're playing a piano sound, and you slowly move your finger up on a note, Tachyon allows you to seamlessly change that piano into the sound of a violin.
The LPI is controlled by the car's ECU and seamlessly changes from petrol to LPG when the engine has reached optimum temperature (when maximum engine power is required, the system automatically switches back to petrol).
Under Douglas Irvine's direction, the talented Tim Settle, Denise Hoey and Neil Thomas function alternately as narrators and characters, appearing seamlessly to change age and even gender (though not accent).
After his first number, "Dammit Janet," he changed seamlessly from the tux into a tan jacket outfit, then a lab coat, then a blue robe, then fishnets for the floor-show finale.
The piece reached a fever pitch, with Mr. Babb's impassioned cries and wails riding over the band's background riffs, which changed styles seamlessly: steady and spiritual one minute, syncopated and swinging the next.
Our tester came with a six-speed automatic (six gears are rare indeed in this class, but come at an additional charge of $1,075) that changed ratios seamlessly and creamily.
Weak relationships accommodate such Container type changes seamlessly ("Container relationships", see below).
A world where editions flowed seamlessly, where pages could be changed in a trice: a world where putting the news out on paper was a pleasure, not an obstacle race.
