The work embraces its poverty of means: the four singers make occasional contributions on drums and bells, and the little chapters of the tale are intoned in tiny sequences of upward-moving scales.
Because I'm kind of from a small spectrum of people who work with tiny sequencing of lights.
Carmen Vazquez Marfil, creeping and abject, launches into a sequence of tiny, spasmodic gestures, twitching and gurning as a meaningless song plays on a loop.
Everything about family life seems so intimate, a sequence of tiny moments in time, and to have that feeling mapped upon a scale of geological events puts one's view of the universe a bit out of kilter.
The JACK Quartet followed with Matthias Pintscher's exquisite "Study IV for Treatise on the Veil," a spellbinding sequence of tiny, hushed gestures inspired by a series of drawings and paintings by Cy Twombly.
Two key sections high on the route – horizontal sideways traverses – combined the dual challenge of minimal and very slippery footholds on the smooth-grained granite with a sequence of tiny and often razor-sharp finger holds, requiring a combination of both balance and strength.
When she gusts across the stage in a sequence of tiny jumps, the unnerving stillness with which she holds her body is a moving flashback to the imagery of her mad scene, in which Giselle has tried to physically compress and contain the chaos of her disintegrating mind.
Later — hauntingly — Mr. Neidenbach crosses the stage in one forward skipping hopscotch sequence of tiny but top-speed steps, then, without missing a beat, retreats backward in a big crawling phrase on all fours: two utterly opposed kinds of movement, both delivered coolly but excitingly.
Remember turning the corners of your class notes into flipbooks with a sequence of tiny drawings?
When the microprocessor receives an instruction to perform some task, such as adding two numbers together, that big instruction calls into play a sequence of tinier, more specific instructions that interact with the circuitry to carry out the addition.
