In the earliest, the Concerto for Four Groups of Instruments (1973), the four groups — woodwinds; violins and viola; harp and piano; cello and bass — interact in a lively sequence of dialogues, the discussion occurring among the groups rather than within them.
Generated problem: This defect may make the software inconsistent with the requirements (e.g. in a sequence of dialogues that should be structured with XOR, the AND structure was used).
But sound was used mostly for music, effects or short sequences of dialogue.
For instance, an extraordinary scene in Frost/Nixon, in which the president makes a drunken late-night phone call to the broadcaster before they talk about Watergate, had no factual basis, while key sequences of dialogue in The Deal were imagined without the cooperation of those who had the conversations.
He praised the game's music as blending in seamlessly with that of the original game, but criticized it for a having minimal amount of voice acting, with sequences of dialogue that begin with audio and transition into text.
Push Up - an attack on corporate life enacted in a sequence of cunning dialogues - suggests it's a rehearsal for a larger work.
And those fabled Wilson sequences of simultaneous dialogue, not unlike those Robert Altman was creating in film at the same time, never quite catch fire here.
In order to explore decision-making processes, individuals' complete texts were re-analysed, using methods similar to conversation analysis, to explore sequences of related dialogue and track recurring and linked attitudes [ 17].
He had a really straightforward, simple way of making these funny comics where you didn't have to have action sequences or tons of dialogue and stuff.
"Comparing the book to the film, the plots, stories, characters, sequence of events, themes, dialogue, and incidents portrayed in the two works are fictional and, in many respects, the elements in the two works are virtually identical," claims the suit, which alleges copyright infringement.
