The other is fast, associative, automatic and supple (our unconscious pattern recognition).
According to Michael Habermann, this manifests itself in the following ways: highly supple and irregular rhythmic patterns, abundant ornamentation, an improvisatory and timeless feel, frequent polyrhythmic writing and the vast dimensions of some of his compositions.
Writing for The New York Times, Jon Pareles considered the album "an unexpected magnum opus", and while Pareles felt that "the rock CD overpowers the acoustic one", he considered that "among the quieter songs, there are enough supple melodies and hypnotic guitar patterns to suggest fine prospects for a follow-through album".
On the door lintel, a medieval Welsh warrior lent his supple body to the interlaced pattern of the columns, although his face was missing -- worn down, I wondered, from centuries of touches, or hacked off in anger?
A bed, lapped by a soft blanket, looks so inviting that there is an urge to lie down and contemplate the surroundings: the mosaic of an original Art Deco swimming pool; the restored wrought iron balconies; a carpet fuzzy with a deep pile pattern; the silken scarves and supple leather saddles asking to be stroked.
Don't just 'not practice' - when you're not rewarding your horse or working the pattern it is highly recommended to do some flatwork practice, such as bending your horse's neck and doing patterns like that to get him supple and turn easily.
The aim is a supple, well-corrected foot; a normal foot is hardly ever obtained.
Nicholas Krushenick, Frank Stella and Ellsworth Kelly are among the other artists whose simple, blunt compositions come to mind, along with the more supple motifs of Milton Avery, especially in a wave pattern that Ms. Rimala designed in 1965.
Still, it takes a prodigious and supple memory to make room for all those words and numbers and patterns.
Ueno is supple, gentle, able to leap with abandon one moment and to describe delicate patterns with his hands the next.
