And more and more people are communicating with comma splices— perhaps in text messages and in email messages — and it could be that comma splices will soon be somehow considered standard.
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The terrible CGI that splices the lead actors into historical footage!
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It looks sped up, weird, grainy, out of focus, splices, scratches.
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Still lives, splices of a black woman in pain and pleasure, alone and in community.
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Sometimes the Cas9 technology splices genes at the wrong place and can actually cause cancer.
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One video splices together Serena's championship points from 22 of her 23 Grand Slam Titles.
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In a rush, the editor splices in bits of truth with whatever filler is handy.
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Only the original music and sound effects are missing, though the above video splices them in.
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In its mad rush, the editor splices in bits of truth with whatever filler is handy.
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One giant, supremely twisted, and positively ghastly punnett square that splices their genes into monstrous creations.
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Section by section, Biden splices a heartbreaking story with an election story and a foreign affairs story.
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In his job as a movie projectionist he splices single frames of pornographic images into children's films.
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Another program, which splices and recombines real Latin and English moth names, generates monikers for the moths.
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The "Cryptorchid" video splices scenes from Elias Merhige's 1991 experimental horror film Begotten in with footage of Manson.
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Directed by Peter Harding, the series splices video recorded before and around Waiting for My Rocket to Come's Oct.
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Once the images are developed, he splices them together to create a single photograph of the model's entire torso.
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The minute-long spot splices together past clips of Rubio criticizing the GOP nominee at rallies and in interviews.
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Just enter text and the app splices together clips of his voice to create your own custom Trump message.
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The video splices together more than 200 people's unique animations to create an impressive, full-length retelling of the hit 2001 film.
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Soda_Jerk remixes these iconic images with surprising but flawlessly crafted splices, diving deep into the cultural politics and possibilities of outer space.
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The 30-second clip splices together media coverage of the spread of the coronavirus and its related effects on the stock market.
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The new scrolling set of cards on watchOS 4 that splices photo memories in between the weather, traffic, and the day's scheduled events?
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It's a little fun to find out what he's actually looking for when he's inspecting the film (splices, imperfections, snags, etc.) It's neat.
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The three-and-a-half-minute video splices 22 animated Disney films to the beat of "Pop Culture" by Madeon, itself a mashup.
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The commercial splices together clips from Rubio and President Obama, making the Florida senator sound like he's mimicking the president almost word-for-word.
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The event splices together research scientists far more accustomed to red tape than red carpets with tech's deepest-pocketed and most idealistic upper echelons.
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The video splices together footage of him rapping and getting hit by buckets of water, with shots of the devastation felt in the floods.
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"Mirrors," released by the campaign this week, splices Trump's previous comments about women with video of preteen and teenage girls analyzing their own appearances.
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However much Mrs May splices up the government, it is the Foreign Office that has the skills and experience to make that a reality.
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Splices of a persona that, in both instances, merge into a narrative where the line between the real and the super-real become increasingly blurred.
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The work of Nick Broomfield (Kurt and Courtney), that movie—which was unauthorized—splices together archival footage with interviews of Houston's family, friends, and entourage.
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However edits for quality or cuts and splices to videos that simply curtail or change the order of words are not covered by the ban.
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Judge Marx ordered the defense attorneys for the Orchids of Asia spa to pay for extracting relevant splices from the five days' worth of video.
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Seattle&aposs rules insist that "Welded splices shall be of ASTM A706 steel" and "foam plastic signs shall not be greater than 1/2 inch" thick.
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In addition to summarizing his research, the film splices in high-resolution footage of the worms sliming it up in the wild and in the lab.
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An introductory video splices news snippets and steadicam footage to sell the player on the plausibility of our nation's infrastructure toppling like a row of dominoes.
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"A repetition of break-repair-break-repair became a kind of conversation made visual through overlapping splices and braces over time," explains Grade on his website.
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As proof, Rhodes splices his own story with interstitial mini-bios of great composers, leaning heavily on the tortured nature of their genius and attendant psychosis.
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Photographer Beth Galton, somewhere in between an anatomical food photographer and colorist, splices bright, mustard-drenched hotdogs with chicken noodle soup in her photo series, Cut Food.
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GAIKA's installation splices personal artefacts – he's of Jamaican and Grenadian heritage – with archival footage of Notting Hill Carnival, and in turn reworks the traditional sound system setup.
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Foer splices these sex scenes into a bourgeois family fantasy, set in a bourgeois neighborhood in Washington, D.C. Jacob works in television, and Julia is an architect.
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It splices footage of the kids marching around looking busy and lip syncing Young Fathers' blistering lyrics alongside historical archive footage, and the result is pretty impactful.
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The 2005 version had the Spanish-only soundtrack, but the image still showed splotches, bad splices, and, most noticeably, a flicker throughout the film due to lab work.
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As is de rigueur with filmmakers looking to break away from trad doc formats, Supersonic dispenses with talking heads and instead splices together illustrative animations and extensive archival.
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It splices together art from every other issue of WicDiv and sets that art under the patina of digital technology — exactly as a misogynistic DJ god might do.
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Mitchell sometimes splices these snippets of decomposition into a rhythm, but if there's "something really interesting tonally," she uses it as a "jumping-off point" for a melody.
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The ad, which is titled "Exponential Threat," splices together different audio clips of Trump downplaying the virus over a graphic showing the number of cases on the rise.
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The ad, which is called "Exponential Threat," splices together different audio clips of Trump downplaying the virus over a graphic showing the number of cases on the rise.
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He also played a new campaign advertisement, which splices together autobiographical clips and Mr. Obama's speech about Mr. Biden at the Presidential Medal of Freedom ceremony in 2017.
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His news footage montage seamlessly splices B.D. Wong's character, Zhang, into meetings with everyone from Fidel Castro to Vladimir Putin to the Queen of England, "Forrest Gump" style.
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Even mash-ups — those early-aughts song splices that epitomized a dawning spirit of digital-age musical cross-pollination — sound dated now in their stuntish aesthetic of collision.
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Those will include updates on the company's "mixed-reality" VR video, which "splices real and virtual elements together," Oculus co-founder Nate Mitchell said at an earlier media event.
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But then something startling happens, as Mr. Godard splices in a clip of the opening-credits music from Orson Welles's infamously bedeviled "Confidential Report" (also known as "Mr. Arkadin").
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The first single off the upcoming Star Wars Headspace compilation album, the track splices in sounds from the iconic droid R133-D213 over shifting basslines and jazz-y chords.
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It splices together those glimpses of the past with an examination of what the family is up to now as adults, traumatized by childhoods spent living in that house.
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The update will introduce a new mode called Remix 10, which randomly splices together 10 sections from the game's various levels in quick succession and rewards players with rainbow medals.
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The video splices Grande's chorus lyrics "I want it, I got it / I want it, I got it," with Kudrow repeating "I got it!" in front of a blue screen.
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Of course, this is made plainer by the artist's frequent use of serif text, which he slices and splices, printing it upside down or backwards or all of the above.
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Though it splices and even throws out whole movements from Vivaldi's original score, Anno is faithful to the composer's intent: to paint a picture in celebration of the changing seasons.
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The skin's jagged edges bear the clean splices of digital manipulation, but occasionally mistakes in the process are revealed: data mistranslated, resulting in a blur or a series of bars.
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Michael Andrews similarly splices and dices between media, depicting his own loopy portrait in separate tapestry and video works that swim and bob in liquid distortion like a cosmic ultrasound.
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Forensic experts have said it splices together audio of separatist slogans with visuals from a speech Mr. Kumar did give, but that called for freedom from hunger, feudalism, capitalism and caste.
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This morning, the team released a new campaign video that splices together clips of Donald Trump quotes with clips of Pence last night denying that Trump ever said any of it.
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Ms. Abe splices and dices different garments into one another, and different patterns and traditions, also, so that in one collection Hawaiian hibiscus florals met English paisleys and Mexican blanket stripes.
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In telling what might otherwise be a grim tale, Egan, a two-time Pulitzer finalist, nimbly splices together history, science, reporting and personal experiences into a taut and cautiously hopeful narrative.
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The video, which splices footage from Mr. Biden's recent apology for unwanted touching of several women with older footage of Mr. Biden, ricocheted around the pro-Trump corners of the internet.
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Cameraperson, a haunting visual memoir by veteran doc cinematographer Kirsten Johnson, splices together footage left on the cutting room floor from films Johnson has shot to tell the story of a life.
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Click here to view original GIFAugmented reality artist Marty Cooper is back with his always fun Aug(de)mented Reality series that splices imaginative little drawings of cute monsters into real life.
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The American Crossroads attack ad, which will target Democratic voters in New York leading into Tuesday's primary, splices footage of the former president and Clinton pitching similar-sounding defenses of their conduct.
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Frantic album opener "Depra" splices cold, bright tremolo and strangled, sporadic howls with a thicket of moody, melodic riffs and explosive percussion, setting an ambitious tone for the rest of the album.
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The hour splices together different performances from a variety of venues, often cutting from one to the next the second a bit veers in a different direction and ends on a twist.
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Unlike Facebook's deepfake policy, which ignores disingenuous doctoring like cuts and splices to videos and out-of-context clips, Twitter's policy isn't limited to a specific technology, such as AI-enabled deepfakes.
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America Rising Squared, the nonprofit arm of the GOP super PAC America Rising, launched a new digital ad Monday that splices together past clips of Senate Democrats — including Tester and other vulnerable Sens.
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The ad, from the Not One Penny coalition, splices together short segments of videos of Trump's speeches in order to argue that the new law helps the rich and hurts the middle class.
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His recently launched project, Face of A Nation, splices up some of the most recognized portraits of select nations' leaders and stitches together their features to form a composite face for each country.
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Thankfully, someone else must still appreciate the greatness that is Black Knight, because a new video splices Martin Lawrence's jersey-wearing hero into Westeros as a new character in the Game of Thrones world.
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But in telling what might otherwise be a grim tale, Egan, a two-time Pulitzer finalist, splices together history, science, reporting and personal experience into a taut and cautiously hopeful narrative, bursting with life.
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Computers were used, not only to add color to black and white footage, but to remove imperfections, fill splices and reconstruct missing frames from film that was shot with fewer frames per second than today.
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On "Active Listening: Night on Earth" — their debut album, released in May on the queer-forward punk label Get Better Records — the group splices pop hooks with hardcore fervor and New Agey embellishments, to delightful ends.
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It impressively splices together unseen and intimate footage of Houston and her husband Bobby Brown, interviews with her family and staff, plus archive footage from her music videos, live performances, award show appearances, and so on.
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The duo of Johnny Venus and Doctur Dot met as high school students in 73, and in the intervening years, they've developed a distinctive and eclectic style that splices together soul, psychedelia and classic Southern hip-hop.
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Once the AI has done its work, you can specify the style of shot you'd like to use in your edit—full-frame close-ups, wide shots—and voilà: The software splices together a take using those parameters.
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And that's exactly what he does in The Great Depresh on HBO, a unique comedy special that splices Gulman's deeply personal stand-up routine with actual footage of his life as he worked to combat depression and anxiety.
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This commanding achievement (previously shown at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive) splices reams of found footage of white Americans showing off guns and screaming like crazy people with tenderer images of Mr. Jafa's white friends.
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It splices together clips from network news stations with commercials and sitcoms from the same era: one moment an anchor traces the path of an airstrike, the next the "Golden Girls" are sitting down to slices of cheesecake.
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These editing strategies aren't simply described in "Filming 'Othello'" they're also demonstrated — most hilariously when Welles splices himself into and otherwise re-edits a lengthy dinner conversation with MacLiammoir and his companion, Hilton Edwards, who had played Desdemona's father.
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The most cited was merely nationalistic: It splices together footage of the 9/11 attacks, reporting on the death of Osama bin Laden, and US soldiers engaged in various wars over a speech by Ronald Reagan during the Cold War.
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Gagoshidze splices together drone footage and animations together with a video interview of his father, a migrant construction worker who lost one of his forearms in a brutal encounter with a cement mixer while on-site in Portugal in 2009.
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It's got a 20.1-megapixel micro four thirds sensor, which is capable of the high-res powers introduced on the company's OM-D E-M5 Mark II. In this mode, the camera splices together several exposures into huge 50-megapixel images.
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But such an approach remains in the realm of the hypothetical for now, and it's possible the traits we desire in our oysters—disease resistance and faster breeding cycles, for example—are too complex to be created through simple snips and splices.
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" Read Our Review No. 503 Ontario Ice Caves, Canada In telling a grim tale of how climate change, overpopulation and invasive species destabilizes a sensitive ecosystem, Egan "nimbly splices together history, science, reporting and personal experiences into a taut and cautiously hopeful narrative.
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The record is made of studio recordings, but it also splices together things Stardrum made at home, and phone recordings—like, say, a passage of his mom playing flute or "a pretty obscured recording of rain hitting an old jon boat" in North Carolina.
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The ad, put out by the Senate Leadership Fund, splices together a slew of clips of Manchin voicing support for former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Delivered in rap and rhyme, the artist's narration splices together text from Charlotte Perkins Gilman's novel "Herland," about a society of women who reproduce asexually, and Elaine Morgan's theory — not widely accepted — that we evolved from early ape ancestors who lived in the water.
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Today, a shot of the two men's feet in the same pool may register as little more than a nice image, but Won't You Be My Neighbor splices the show's footage together with images from that time of black children being chased out of a public pool.
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For every blockbuster name there's an unfamiliar astonishment, like the ink-and-watercolor menagerie by the Netherlandish painter Jacques de Gheyn II, from 1596-1602, which splices together exquisite realism and outlandish fantasy, as a toad, a frog, and a dragonfly share the page with a mutant bird-moth.
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Chitchat centered on his generosity to the museum; Mr. Tisch has become one of its most important patrons, giving millions in recent years to acquire video art, with Christian Marclay's "The Clock," a 24-hour film that splices together thousands of movie clips involving time, as a particular showstopper.
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The augmented reality game splices a digital layer onto the physical world: Pokémon appear based on a player's physical location, and the cartoon creatures are seen through the phone's camera, creating an image that melds the virtual to the real — a smiley Bulbasaur near a Central Park fountain, for example.
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You can watch this video, which splices all four instances of the Rubio "glitch" together: It was almost as if Rubio were working hard to prove Christie right: that he really is a political novice who is wholly reliant on his script, and can't function when presented with the slightest bit of difficulty.
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Inspired by the idea of a metropolis as a place that's constantly in flux and yet contains an embedded history, she films, splices, and overlaps scenes on 16 mm film to create collages that layer footage from various times and places—rejecting the assumptions that both time and the medium of film are inherently linear.
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Jafa splices footage of a black man being shot and killed by a police officer, a black woman being told to step out of her car with her two small children still inside, Barack Obama as he breaks into "Amazing Grace," Beyoncé dancing in a sweatshirt on a balcony, and images from the civil rights movement.
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Beyond making videos reviewing his bootleg finds ("Good reviews of bad products," as he likes to call his Black Tub Bootlegs), Burkard splices together pieces of various toys, crafting entirely new "Dollar Store Combine" works—like a golden superhero with a chainsaw for a head, a gorilla-gun-tank hybrid, and a dinosaur topped with a human skull.
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Washington (CNN)A group of Republicans pushing for delegates to be able to vote for and nominate someone other than Donald Trump at the convention this July is going up with a television ad nationally this weekend, the first such foray into TV. The ad from Delegates Unbound, shared first with CNN, splices together clips of Republican icon President Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump.
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At Daylesford's fourth London organic farm store and cafe on Sloane Avenue, the Cotswolds truly comes to Chelsea: An old, English oak tree, salvaged by Bamford from her Kingham estate, and artfully hollowed out by the woodsman Rhys Davis, splices magnificently through all three floors of the store, which sells soups and broths, meat and fish as well as larder goods all fresh from their organic farm.
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The ad splices together clips of Brooks speaking out about then-GOP presidential candidate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE while attempting to tie him to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Sen.
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