One part is a large reel-to-reel tape on which can be heard (on headphones) a work of word-art: The artist races through disjointed phrases with Tourette's-like speed and repetition, as if narrating a solitary, slightly terrifying journey.
I sat back in my seat, amazed and haunted by this extraordinary scholar, out there in the desert, gathering and patterning a work of words that might keep us from slipping off into abstract space.
The end of the book brings a gleam of hope as spring at last returns to Suffolk's woods and fields, suggesting that even among inarticulate, wounded men, change is possible: for actions sometimes can do the work of words, and character isn't always destiny – especially for the young.
Between the completion of Return to Waterloo and Avory's departure, the band had begun work on Word of Mouth, their final Arista album, released in November 1984.
In our work, bag-of-words features are constructed from F0, energy, and MFCCs.
Just over an hour into the work, on words of Holderlin, the texture changes radically.
There is no particular description, using the language of physics or chemistry, that would do the work of the word 'hurricane', in the way that 'H2O' would do the work of 'water'water
(Apple did not respond to requests to clarify).When this new predictive feature was announced, a few observers harrumphed: offering the next potential word allows a writer to skip the work of choosing words.
The exhilaration of a new idea or wisdom, or a different emphasis, is what can relieve the often hard work of putting words on the page.
