From there, all of that stuff gets splayed out into a vaguely Flipboard-y grid for your immediate perusal, and all it takes to refresh your feed is a downward swipe.
A trademark of most modern consumer-oriented video-editing software is a storyboard section and a timeline area of the program's work space where users can drag and drop clips into a linear grid that vaguely resembles a musical staff.
The D.J. booth on the ground floor is vaguely steampunkian, but the two-story grid of liquor bottles is modern.
National Grid - itself the subject of vague bid rumours earlier in the month - fell 7.5p to 686.5p after JP Morgan Cazenove moved from neutral to underweight.
By the end of the decade, vaguely representational checks and grids had arrived, and oranges, pinks, reds and yellows had joined the palette, as in the cheerfully sardonic "Christmas Story," which incorporates added blocks of wood to bulk up the images.
Sat somewhere between living off grid and Fomo resistance, this is a vague new trend that includes and encourages people to own and use tablets and non-smartphones simultaneously, meaning you could separate work from family conversations.
They say the plan is still too vague on how regional energy companies will be split off from the main grid.
(North Korea's program was clearly created to churn out nuclear weapons; the reactor at Yongbyon was not connected to the power grid and appeared only designed to produce plutonium). There were also vague references to improving relations and commerce.
Historian Howard Nelson states that, although the accounts of Zhang Heng's work in cartography are somewhat vague and sketchy, there is ample written evidence that Pei Xiu derived the use of the rectangular grid reference from the maps of Zhang Heng.
The show proceeds in vaguely chronological order, with Mr. Arad's earliest works arrayed in the first loop of the grid structure.
