You whip through mazes blockaded by red, white, and green, barriers which you must swiftly color-change in order to pass through.
She often translates elements into swiftly moving ribbons of color or layers of bold, abbreviated, semiorganic shapes.
A reclining nude, swiftly outlined in six colors, drifts amid actual and depicted flares of paint, mostly blue and gray, as, overhead, predominantly red and yellow elements swoop and clamor.
At the elevated temperature of 300°C, 0.1 mmol Se and 1.5 mmol S, both dissolved in 1.5 mL trioctylphosphine, were swiftly injected into the hot solution, and the color of the solution turned light red immediately.
Moving swiftly, but with precise attention to the emotional coloring of such things as weather and light and dour institutional spaces, Fincher runs through interrogations, trips to the library, the sorting and matching of mounds of evidence.
Moving swiftly but with precise attention to the emotional coloring of such things as weather and light and dour institutional spaces, Fincher runs through interrogations, trips to the library, and the sorting and matching of mounds of evidence.
Overwhelmingly, the priests in attendance had hair the color of the white robes, a sign of how swiftly the clergy in New York is aging as young men choose not to enter the priesthood in sufficient numbers.
At this temperature a mixture of 0.5 mL of the Se-precursor, prepared as described above, with 1.5 mL of DDT was swiftly injected, using a syringe, into the flask leading to immediate color change from yellow to brown.
Then, again swiftly, the dull light of a re-emergent but clouded sun returns the color -- a glittering blue-green sea, the frosted green tussock and the yellow-orange throats of the massed ranks of blue-black king penguins.
There are swiftly edited action sequences worthy of a "Bourne" movie; low-angle compositions and nimble tracking shots; changes in the color saturation and the texture of the light — just like in a "real" movie!
