The programme book is little help, and though Lloyd's staging has its plusses - sharply colour-coded designs and costumes by Peter McKintosh, and telling use of video - its clutter and constant scene changes add to the confusion.
On the other hand, it is limited to flat, sharply defined colour areas.
All recent presidents have ostentatiously crossed the city's sharply delineated colour line –accompanied by a brace of heavily armed Secret Service agents.
The classifications performed by Blum et al. (2006) and Boyer et al. (2011), but also those done by other teams (e.g. VMC; Cioni et al., 2011) all work with sharply-defined colour and magnitude cuts to classify the point sources, while in reality the boundaries may not be that clear, and overlaps between the classes in colour-colour and colour-magnitude space may exist.
While Turner 's early work leaned towards sombre hues in greys and browns, his later work veered sharply towards brilliant colour and piercing light.
The ears are rudimentary; the upper body parts are whitish, but the lower parts, face, and legs are black the two colours sharply separated.
For example, he used sharply defined planes of colour and angular rhythms to convey a sense of emotional energy in such paintings as Lady Writing a Letter with Her Maid (1670) and The Guitar Player (1670).
The solution was then titrated with ferrous sulfate solution while stirring the mixture to the end-point (when the brown colour changes sharply to green).
When the bird moves the colour switches sharply between these two colours, rather than drifting iridescently.
The ring of white calcium carbonate absorbed into the rock from the water contrasts sharply with the deep colours of the sandstone.
The performances of the First and Second Symphonies may not be quite so revelatory, but both are full of wonderful touches, of sharply etched detail, vivid colours and tremendous focused energy.
