"We are changing, no doubt, but they are slow changes, and without thinking I noticed that every drawing is like a position that one should feel," the artist says.
Granted, their minutely slow changes of gesture and shape do not fit everyone's definition of dance.
He wasn't as interested as I was in the slow changes caused by my macular dystrophy.
Some of these slow changes, they say, have occurred because the association is not even all that Methodist anymore.
She went on, "But over time, with slow changes, you end up somewhere that's quite different from where you started.
Instead there are slow changes, with a lot of electronics and new sounds and more interesting combinations, so maybe something comes out of that.
"Watching the landscape change is like watching a puppy grow -- when you're around it all the time, the slow changes go unnoticed," he says.
Dancers continually made sudden or slow changes of focus, switched direction in midair, arrived on one spot only to pivot and face another.
They contain a central nerve fibre surrounded by onionlike layers of connective tissue that behave like a shock absorber, transmitting fast events but damping out slow changes.
Catastrophism remained a major geologic doctrine until it was shown that slow changes over long periods of time could explain the features of Earth.
The natural background level of carbon dioxide varies on timescales of millions of years due to slow changes in outgassing through volcanic activity.
