By Joan Acocella In "The One Hundreds," professional and nonprofessional dancers perform a hundred different phrases.
New Yorkers have fifty or sixty different phrases for expressing irritation and maybe two for expressing enthusiastic approval ("not that bad" and "it could be worse").
Weiner, the 74-year wordsmith who has influenced text-based artists like Barbara Kruger and Felix Gonalez-Torres, gives players seven different phrases to hop onto, from "The destination is straight on" to "Presume a destination".
Males produce three different phrases including boom, staccato and multi-modulated phrases, and females so-called great call phrases only.
Evaluation: A surgical pathology text corpus was obtained from JHARCOLL, a public domain collection of more than half a million different phrases extracted from actual pathology reports (surgical pathology, cytopathology, and autopsy).
Its cool complexity — four people dancing different phrases at the same time, all satisfyingly studded with absorbing detail — makes it compelling on each viewing.
But its energy — it ends the program — is appealing, and it creates six challenging leading roles, successfully but differently phrased by two different casts at matinee and evening performances on Saturday.
He argues that what changes when one moves between these different phrases are "the words, but not the meaning" (DSF 17).
For speech materials, we randomly selected total 30 files spoken by four male and female native Korean speakers from the NTT Korean speech database where each phrase consists of two different meaningful sentences and the duration of each sentence was 8 s.
Each phrase consisted of the two different meaningful sentences and lasted 8s as suggested in [16].
