Mr. Whitman described the piece in a statement as "nonverbal theater, using a vocabulary of space, rhythm, scale and formal plastic elements that communicate the image without words".
Most effective are his almost abstract views of the Grand Canyon, done less for pictorial effect than as explorations of the camera's own vocabulary of space and geometry.
The ESPAS data portal manages a vocabulary of space physics keywords that can be used to narrow down data searches to observations of specific physical content.
The app then gives you a foundation of vocabulary using "spaced repetition", a study method employed by medical students where questions you get wrong get shown more often while you're displayed fewer questions like those you got right.
Even a friend's maid has taken on the space vocabulary - the lady of the house had gone to the moonies.
Spoken language is repetitive, fragmentary, contradictory, limited in vocabulary, loaded down with space holders ("like," "um," "you know") — all the things writing teachers tell students not to do.
Spoken language is repetitive, fragmentary, contradictory, limited in vocabulary, loaded down with space holders ("like," "um," "you know")—all the things writing teachers tell students not to do.
"Games have always provided a common vocabulary and a shared space for bonding," says Mary Flanagan, a professor of digital humanities at Dartmouth College.
Each of the four pieces made imaginative use of their dance vocabularies and the stage space.
Mr. Bain's current portfolio of investigations includes patient safety, mobile technologies, natural language processing, use of clinical data for research purposes, application of HL7's Clinical Document Architecture, standard clinical vocabularies, clinical genomics, space-based data, and community networks of patient care data.
