Albeit descriptive, layer one with its use of effort, space and shape descriptions provides a sense of the manner and style in which the students approach the task.
Mr. Christie's tempos were often unusually brisk, but he shaped the descriptive movements carefully, and the orchestra's lush string playing and beautifully turned solo woodwind lines kept the drama vivid and fresh.
Drawing variously on Complexity Theory and on fundamentals of art and grammar, Fletcher argues that our finest poetry is nature-based, environmentally shaped, and descriptive in aim, enabling poets like John Ashbery and other contemporaries to discover a mysterious pragmatism.
Even "Isle," while somewhat pictorial, tells its tale through quality of movement, formal shapes rather than descriptive gesture.
His approach is not only shaped by Franz Brentano's descriptive psychology, a form of phenomenology, and its connected notion of intentionality (directedness), but also by the British empiricists.
As well, to understand program performance, one must also have knowledge of program operations, goals, challenges, and processes that shape this performance; the descriptive fields framework offers relevant information that complements the T-HOPE performance framework.
Morphometric data for shape descriptors were analysed by descriptive statistics and t-test (for independent-samples) using Paleontological Statistics PASTT) software.
This makes intuitive sense, as the outlines of the Activity Areas for the boxing videos have a blob-like shape, which is not as descriptive as the other boundaries.
"Disco" died in 1979 because the homophobic, racist majority felt threatened by what was an unabashed celebration of African-American and gay urban culture, forcing the word disco to shape-shift into the less descriptive (and less overtly gay) "Dance Music".
They are purposive, not neutrally descriptive, and are shaped by the agendas of their authors.
