In either case, the seamlessness of this experience is fantastic.
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That seamlessness is what most people desire when picking out a wig.
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Seeing the seams in the seamlessness of consciousness makes me feel very alive.
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Speaking of seamlessness—the flow and pacing just feels so right; it's almost narrative.
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But the seamlessness of the pairing — Mac Dre's unearthed verse is refreshingly smooth — solves it.
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Mr. Paul and Mr. Pasek's score is woven with unusual seamlessness into Mr. Levenson's book.
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The result, reviewers concurred, was an aural seamlessness throughout his range, without a hint of strain.
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The seamlessness of switching between your work computer, home laptop and cellphone can be really convenient.
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Part of Eleven Eleven's fun on tethered VR is its sense of full-body immersion and its seamlessness.
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The internet allows for a level of seamlessness with that and that's threatening for a lot of people.
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It was a near-final version of the footage released today, and it was impressive in its seamlessness.
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That sort of seamlessness is the future we've been promised for so long, but never had until now.
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We'll meet them and we'll make sure there is a seamlessness to this convention that people will expect.
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You can't rest easy with the Apple Watch 3 yet, because that seamlessness, that so-called magic, isn't there.
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Overall I'm impressed with the seamlessness of the system, and I can see these things successfully operating here and there.
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What Bloomberg promises is a sense of political seamlessness and technocratic efficiency that many liberals and moderates mistake for justice.
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This speaker integrates with home voice-assistant technologies to bring you a fusion of smart-home seamlessness and high-tech tunes.
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But somehow, even though the work that goes into being Kim Kardashian is right on the surface, you project a certain seamlessness.
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Smart speaker This speaker integrates with home voice-assistant technologies to bring you a fusion of smart-home seamlessness and high-tech tunes.
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If the full game can add a little more ever-present danger, this seamlessness will help make it a gripping, "always-on" experience.
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Nickel Boys eases itself back and forth between Elwood's and Turner's perspectives with a deceptive seamlessness that belies how fundamental their disagreement is.
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Smart Speaker This speaker integrates with home voice-assistant technologies to bring you a fusion of smart-home seamlessness and high-tech tunes.
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The seamlessness of the video call will be key—something that can only be tried and tested when the device launches in June.
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For years, the company rejected efforts to add a tipping option to its app, arguing it would overly complicate the seamlessness of the experience.
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Erborian's Extra Matte Ultra Mattifying Primer stays true to its name, gliding on with the seamlessness of a moisturizer while controlling oil for hours.
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Relatively little is lost in photographs of these smooth, even pictures; if anything, their fastidious seamlessness gains intensity with the aid of the camera.
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But as the potency of the play lingers, all of the words come to feel essential, thanks in part to the seamlessness of this ensemble.
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A specialized compound flows over the intricate geometries of the housing, removing imperfections, establishing a seamlessness between materials and producing a pristine mirror-like surface.
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Though she still plans to leave the EU, her steadiness is reassuring for U.S. officials watching economic indicators and hoping for seamlessness on national security matters.
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Despite this seamlessness, there are moments in the new season when Abbi and Ilana's distinct personalities become, not just part of the joke, but the joke.
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From the mid-1990s to the mid-2000s, Prince took advantage of the relative seamlessness of the Internet to remake how artists could commune with their fans.
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Mostly, though, the illusion of seamlessness draws attention away from the messengers, who are only lightly sketched in, and toward Roger Deakins's cinematography and, by extension, Mendes's filmmaking.
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Yet as directed with a time-blurring seamlessness by Lila Neugebauer, and acted by a perfectly blended ensemble of nine, "The Antipodes" leaves you glowing with a wondering satisfaction.
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It felt like a rupture that would realign hip-hop with rawness and also, thanks to the seamlessness of the internet, push these dizzyingly tragic songs toward pop's center.
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Following the briefing, the reporters were ushered outside and onto a cushy bus for a short drive, the goal of which was to demonstrate the seamlessness of the network's handover experience.
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A vertical seam that runs down the center of the painting effectively divides the pastel into two paintings, with Joseph's left hand drawn into John's frame to create the illusion of seamlessness.
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But as security researcher Jonathan Leitschuh discovered, that seamlessness comes with a striking set of vulnerabilities for Zoom users on Apple computers—including one that could let an attacker hijack your webcam.
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Usage hasn't quite caught up to the seamlessness of Apple's W2 chip experience, but those who already own a Galaxy handset will find a lot to like here, including offline music listening.
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This production, directed with a spontaneous air of seamlessness by Lee Sunday Evans, seems to keep pulling apparitions out of air, just as your mind does when it's feeling tired and unguarded.
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If this production is a little boring, it's because, like many of Mr. Sher's shows on Broadway and in opera, it's handsome and smooth, with a seamlessness that's easy to take for granted.
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This bit of calculated crappiness, in particular, helps Crotty avoid the slick seamlessness that sucks the life out of so many pseudo-minimalist paintings, and gives reductivist pictorial strategies everywhere a bad name.
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But not before a journey abounding in imaginative stage magic — with layers of lighting and scrims, Mr. Castellucci conjures vast Rothko canvases that have the soft seamlessness of a James Turrell — reaches its end.
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Publishers Weekly touted Penguin Random House's size ($3.4 billion in sales, 275 imprints, 700 million books sold a year, 14,000 new releases, 10,000 employees), prestige (60 Nobel laureates), and the seamlessness of the merger itself.
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"What worked for Dunzo was that it was the first of its kind in India, and perhaps the world, to do what it does, and the seamlessness with which it solved real problems," Biswas said.
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But if you are willing to stan hard for Google, the intelligence of Google's A.I. paired with the seamlessness of its new Home offerings makes the Home Hub a covetable offering in the smart home space.
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In interviews with BuzzFeed News, performers said the seamlessness of sharing new videos and updates from OnlyFans to Twitter has made their content visible and shareable in a way that few other porn sites have achieved.
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Oculus's model of working directly with Samsung at a system level was valuable in terms of promoting the seamlessness of software and hardware, but with Daydream that model may soon find itself outdated and untenable moving forward.
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For a time in the early part of the decade, she promised to be a different sort of pop star — stylistically limber, loose-tongued, as comfortable rapping as singing, seemingly uninterested in the seamlessness megapop typically promises.
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Democrats should seek to replicate this seamlessness—between concept and execution and political durability—as they tackle a much larger project: saving our political economy—indeed, our entire democracy—from those whose sheer greed could destroy it.
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A wealth of research obviously informs his script, yet it is woven with a confident seamlessness into a story of men who, for much of our time with them, can barely see what's in front of them.
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It would ruin War for the Planet of the Apes if Caesar looked like a talking wax doll at the top of every scene, and I found myself expecting the same level of seamlessness when playing the game.
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The uniformity and seamlessness of user experience and the power of local political campaigns can lull us into a false sense that these platforms have the same interests everywhere, and that those interests are aligned with passengers and drivers.
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Lyft says the seamlessness of its integration with Didi is its key feature: Chinese travelers in the US won't need to download a new app to call for a ride, nor will they need to worry about currency exchanges or language barriers.
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Indie pop influenced by Mexican folk music might be the simplest way to describe Luz Elena Mendoza's band, which this artist from Portland, Oregon, has fronted since 2007, but it doesn't fully capture the seamlessness of that combination across the group's five albums.
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And it differs from shows like HBO's "Room 104," where the stories and cast change every episode but all are driven by the distinct auteur sensibility of the Duplass Brothers (the show's creators), which lends a tonal seamlessness from week to week.
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For body hackers like Kingsman, the thrill of experimentation or the seamlessness of what RFID chipping lets them do is often enough to make up for what looks like, at least to the average Joe, more of a hop than a leap in convenience.
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Defying the seamlessness of a digital presentation, the transitions between the slides are announced by a chug and a clank, a mechanized intake of breath that is both affecting and alienating, a robotic sound that underscores the distance between the two speakers, which in turn only intensifies their attempts to connect.
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Last year, the United States set a record for the longest period of time without a federal minimum wage increase, and though the number of Americans with multiple jobs has fallen over the last couple decades, the current data may fail to account for the enormity of the gig economy, and the seamlessness with which many of us pick up side gigs to supplement our income.
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In two works especially commissioned for the exhibition, the artists produced work for each other, with compelling results: Lemsalu imitates Pääsuke's gesture in appropriating the artwork of an anonymous artist and painting over it in her "Blanket 2" (2016); Pääsuke, on the other hand, executed two masterful portraits of Lemsalu, metamorphosed into different forms: The classical portrait figure merges into both animals and daily objects, creating a strange seamlessness between Lemsalu and her artistic practice.
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It wasn't until this stage in the movement in Germany, that performers like Azad could arise, respectively embodying the confidence, presence, and seamlessness so reminiscent of American rappers like Notorious B.I.G. and Snoop Dogg.
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The episode was shot to appear as a "one take": a single, continuous shot. Series creator and director Sam Esmail chose the style to convey the seamlessness of experience between characters Elliot and Angela. Since the set was split between Manhattan and Brooklyn, a single take proved impossible. Some shots included up to 15 cues and 27 takes.
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A range of software vendors offer these systems at an enterprise level (i.e. targeted at managing all documents and records within an enterprise). These vendors have historically provided electronic document management systems and have acquired smaller records management system companies. The seamlessness of the integration and the original intention of the records-management component to manage electronic records typically sets the complexity of deploying and potentially of using the final system.
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The sculpture was fabricated by the Brisbane based company ShapeShift over a period of nine months. Adam Mitchell was the engineer for the project. Mitchell engineered the sculpture in such a way that maintained the seamlessness and elegance of de Vietri’s design, while at the same time being very strong, even at the finer apex of the form, 30m off the ground. Moulds for each element were CNC milled and then formed in carbon fiber reinforced polymer.
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To make a new sheet from many maps or to change the center, the body must be re-projected. Seamless online maps can be very large Mercator projections, so that any place can become the map's center, then the map remains conformal. However, it is difficult to compare lengths or areas of two far-off figures using such a projection. The Universal Transverse Mercator coordinate system and the Lambert system in France are projections that support the trade-off between seamlessness and scale variability.
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His subjects dance, take drugs and dress up in their attempts to transcend the obstinate physicality of the body and disappear in abstract identification with the ecstasy of music, or the seamlessness of the image."Catherine Wood, Horror Vacui: Mark Leckey's 'Parade' , The Saatchi Gallery's Blog On, 2004 The title, Leckey said, was about the notion that "something as trite and throwaway and exploitative as a jeans manufacturer can be taken by a group of people and made into something totemic, and powerful, and life-affirming.
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Less up-to-the-second than Madonna but still effective, the Jackson team has obviously been listening to the competition. Madonna's 'Justify My Love' echoes in 'That's the Way Love Goes,' and 'If' resembles Michael Jackson's 'Why You Wanna Trip on Me,' starting with screaming guitar and a chanted verse, rising to a sweet melody." He also comments that despite its shortcomings, "[t]he album's not about being real; it's about seamlessness and ingenuity, about giving the public something it can use. For a superstar, Jackson is downright selfless, but she gets the job done.
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The Broadway production was met with mixed to positive reviews. The Hollywood Reporter reviewer, David Rooney, wrote: "The seamlessness and storytelling economy of that opening sequence is quite impressive, deftly handling the ambiguity surrounding Anastasia's fate, while her family is murdered by revolutionaries. But the long first act gets bogged down, and while Ahrens and Flaherty certainly know how to craft a narrative-driven song, the music is more often serviceable than inspired. McNally's book dutifully follows the Disney-princess model... The second act picks up considerably with the 1927 move to Paris..."Rooney, David.
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In AustraliaSuzuki Australia and New Zealand,Suzuki New Zealand the Suzuki GSX650 is available in an "FU" model to comply with the LAMS (Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme) requirements. This is achieved by shipping a modified ECM (Engine Control Module) that has most of the upper band of available engine revs mapped to lower power output. The model typically is identifiable by the graphic on the fairings blending less abruptly than the F counterpart, i.e.; the blue and white default colour scheme are feathered together to give seamlessness whereas the F model fairings are deliberately sharp lines achieving a sportier look.
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He conveys it through his erasure technique, which contrasts with conventional cel-shaded animation, whose seamlessness de-emphasizes the fact that it is actually a succession of hand-drawn images. This he implements by drawing a key frame, erasing certain areas of it, re-drawing them and thus creating the next frame. He is able in this way to create as many frames as he wants based on the original key frame simply by erasing small sections. Traces of what has been erased are still visible to the viewer; as the films unfold, a sense of fading memory or the passing of time and the traces it leaves behind are portrayed.
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Jonathan Romney of Screen International said that the film "works both as hard-edged, painstaking detailed social realism and as a compelling genre entertainment." Luke Davies of The Monthly criticized some of the film's stylistic methodology and content, asserting that the prophetic themes could have been stretched out, but he celebrated the film's central character and his well-executed "improbable rise from invisibility to dominance", describing "what gives [the film] such dynamic energy is the seamlessness with which this transition unfolds". Davies described the film's main achievement as conveying a character as "someone we care about and gun for," who started life on screen as a blank slate.
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As of October 2018, the BSE StAR-MF platform is India's largest digital platform to distribute Mutual Funds and commands a market share of close to 80% among exchange distributed funds. The robustness and seamlessness of BSE StAR MF along with Swiftness of Distributors query resolution through real time interaction has created an ideal ecosystem for all stakeholders in India Mutual Funds Industry. He was also instrumental in setting up India's First International Exchange "India International Exchange", which was inaugurated by the Hon'ble Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi in January 2017 at Gandhinagar, Gift City. India INX is the first exchange to introduce a single platform across multi-assets, equities, commodities, currencies and interest rate derivatives.
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While there are certain elements that once again hunker back to the old days of Ultimate Destruction, Radical Entertainment has stepped up with a piece of sheer rollicking, do-whatever-you-want entertainment." Edge gave the same console version eight out of ten and said, "There's a dazzling seamlessness to every aspect of Prototype 2. You feel it as you traverse the world, sprinting powerfully up buildings, bounding high into the air just as you reach the lip of the roof and then transitioning with a tap of the right trigger into a glide that will take you to the next rooftop." 411Mania gave the game a score of eight out of ten and called it "a decent game.
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The seamlessness, combined with full-hearted vocal performances, counteracts all the platitudes and flying-bird-as-freedom metaphors." Classic Pops Wyndham Wallace felt that "Sandé doesn’t appear interested in breaking new ground when she can preserve and revere old territory: Real Life immerses her in gospel soul traditions, with massed voices integral to its style, so if you’re comfortable with formulas, you won’t begrudge her being formulaic." In his review for Evening Standard Jochan Embley found that "Real Life is far from adventurous in terms of its songwriting — too often, the structures seem slightly by-the-numbers. The tense, ascending strings towards the end of "Honest" are the closest we get to experimentation and are compelling enough to make you wish Sandé had taken similar risks elsewhere.
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Album of the Year collected 37 reviews, calculated an average of 80 out of 100, and classified it as a "must hear album". Reviewing Utopia for The Boston Globe, Terence Cawley found that the "both resolutely avant-garde and absolutely beautiful" album showcases Björk and Arca "pushing each other to create something entirely unique". In The A.V. Club, Kelsey J. Waite wrote that Arca's presence does not detract from the album's "seamlessness" with Björk's past work, while noting that "the duo's experiments never come off as indulgent; they feel like physical, necessary expressions of the album's elemental emotions". Kitty Empire of The Observer stated that Utopia largely eschews the "austere, extreme" themes of Vulnicura and instead "harkens back to the nature love of older albums such as Biophilia and Vespertine, and the default lust for life Björk has exhibited throughout her long career", while Will Hermes of Rolling Stone remarked that it "radiates playfulness and pleasure".
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