It was a show that thrillingly balanced storytelling, space, virtuosic intricacy and controlled power.
But it's also because much about Mr Alston's style — the way he responds to sound, rhythm and phrasing; the way he sculptures a dancer's body in space; the tripping intricacy of the footwork he gives his performers — is compellingly unusual.
He is obliged to devote more and more space to the intricacies of his Internet I.P.O.
Bubbles and hype attract capital — which is great — but this means interfacing with a growing number of investors who have little to no experience in the connected hardware space and its intricacies.
Editor emeritus of the Space Law Journal, Director of the International Institute of Space Law, and author of over 50 articles on national and international space law's intricacies, histories and future, Gabrynowicz has frequently been called on to testify as an expert before the UN, the State Department, NASA, and the Hague.
The American public soon came to know him as the NASA spokesman who explained the intricacies of space flight in simple language.
The itch that I get is walking into that space and seeing the intricacies of the relationships that have been created.
I see the warmth of her flesh, the spaces and the intricacies of the spaces that hold her face together, the slight wear of age on her skin, the faint line between her lips and nostrils that is beginning to form from years of laughter.
The intricacy of the space, the production, the punch of that snare and the infamous b-line was instantly recognisable to anyone in that era.
Set to a score of the same name by her frequent collaborator Michael J. Schumacher, with lighting by Robert Wierzel, the dance celebrates wide-open space as much as physical intricacy and intimacy.
