Patterns like aerial trails of missile fire shot across suits and dresses, hidden lights blinked in suits and jagged lines raced down dresses like the readout on a heart monitor.
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In addition to his'rough, jagged lines', Bevan's work is characterised by a limitation placed on his colour palette, and his addition of grit or sand to the acrylic paint he uses.
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Clerics of Talos are nicknamed " doom crows " because of their formal dress : they wear black robes and cloaks shot through with teardrops and jagged lines of gold and silver.
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Roy Lichtenstein's " Forest Scene " ( 1980 ), an angular composition of jagged lines inspired by the German Expressionist Franz Marc's 1911 " Blue Horses " was the evening's most expensive work.
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Across the nation, the anxieties ran high on Monday as investors big and small watched the jagged lines fall and much of the year's profits evaporate in a breathtaking 512-point plunge on Wall Street.
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Its western boundary is a jagged line running south along the western edge of Borden Park ( 78 Street ), then east along 112 Avenue, then south along 76 Street to the river valley.
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Most newer printers will print images at 300 dpi or higher, so an image that was created with a resolution of only 72 dpi will usually emerge pixelated, blurred or with noticeably jagged lines.
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A jagged line of lightning divides the picture vertically, offsetting a horizontal sandbar where a tiny figure is taking down a sail whose voluptuous white folds prefigure those magnolia petals of a couple of decades later.
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Yet even when the choreography required them to make rapid shifts of position and direction, they preserved a sense of ease, as if to remind dancegoers that jagged lines can have a beauty all their own.
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When such files are printed on newer devices ( some with resolution of 1200 dpi ), the letters of the files that have bitmapped fonts display a remarkably low quality, with jagged lines on curves and diagonals.
