"I feel like my body is sliding through the water.
As illustrated in Figure 1, the window "slides" through the state space when the system is analyzed in a stepwise fashion.
They slid through precise poses and then fractured the space (starkly lighted by Carol Mullins, and scattered with rose petals), held within Father Jay Blahnik's irresistible "Catch the Beat" and ambient recordings from a ball.
His dancers move with a much bigger, broader range of motion than conventional classical dancers, and they slither, slide, and arc through space using their torsos, hips, limbs, and heads in an uninhibited way that is foreign to ballet's controlled lines.
As you enter Half the Air in a Given Space, which fills a large, walled area with white balloons, you slide through the slithering spheres with a kind of squealing, infant delight as your body displaces them.
For the shot in which Tooms slides through a chimney, the producers hired a contortionist who could squeeze through small spaces.
He can slide through crowds.
You just slide through there.
An arm slid through the door.
But at least the divers sat upright, in a seat upholstered in checked cloth, with plenty of space, thanks to the low cockpit sides, to saw their arms and elbows up and down as they power-slid through corners.
