Man blends seamlessly with machine, echoing the work of Umberto Boccioni, the image implying that the artist's sense of "self" extends beyond his own body to include the Mustang's sleek frame.
The editing is non-linear; the flashbacks are cut in, rapidly and seamlessly; an explosive climax echoes The Shining and Godard's Pierrot le fou.
I asked each person to take that theme, echo it and then seamlessly transform it into something else.
The boundaries became ever more amorphous as the dreamscape expanded, drifting from full-blooded, atmospheric arrangements of Radiohead's "Melatonin" and Ms. Teng's "Pontchartrain" to a brief echo of Pink Floyd, which unfurled seamlessly into the Renaissance.
As a result, and like a slap in the Administration's face, we see the Beck/Tea Party brand consisting of three founding fathers and three words representing biblical saints -- not to mention, a powerful spiritual phrase with the capability of echoing through the mind -- packaged seamlessly together adopting Fairey-Obama visual design.
In Mr. Fujikura's "Halcyon" for string trio and clarinet, it was certain sonorities that were shared and passed along from one player to the other, often to astonishing effect: a series of rapid pizzicati echoed the clarinet's flutter-tonguing; the hollow sound of string harmonics blended seamlessly with ghostly double-stops in the clarinet.
It fits seamlessly into the simple, plain sentences of the rest of the paragraph, with a nice musical echo of "mowing" and "motionless" and "closed".
The composer Mio Morales adds moments of bagpipe playing; Mr. Elkins seamlessly weaves passages of Scottish country dancing into the mix; and its four women seem to echo the four Marys who were companions to the Scottish queen.
"They have updated and seamlessly implemented George Orwell's prophecy," Assange had written in a New York Times column — words that echoed over and over in Schmidt's mind.
It melded together seamlessly.
