| Terms such as rapid deployment, power projection, and mobilization all connote an element of instantaneousness in warfare. |
|
| The sight, and the instantaneousness of it, made her feel ill. |
|
| All this demands from the dancer openness and vulnerability to the instantaneousness of the moment, much more than in the process of a choreographed performance. |
|
| The site is revealed at the last moment, both to avoid gate-crashing and to preserve instantaneousness. |
|
| You have just shared the unique experience of the marriage between timelessness and instantaneousness. |
|
| Beginning with this issue, that generalized instantaneousness has come: The New Yorker will be available on the Apple iPad, on Mondays, wherever you happen to be. |
|
| Concerning this new approach of composition, I appreciated the immediacy of results when working with sonic material, an instantaneousness, which is the direct opposite to the process of creating instrumental music. |
|
| So how can we understand this instantaneousness? |
|
| Its accessibility, its malleability and, above all, its instantaneousness opened up new avenues of creation for artists, some of whom used it as a witness and partner in their performances, from body art to conceptual art. |
|
| The immediacy, the instantaneousness of Renewal through Love. |
|
| Digital representation has crucial advantages over other forms of representation: universality of coding, infinite reproducibility at virtually nil marginal cost, ubiquity and instantaneousness. |
|
| What set the Texas Tower shooting apart was the instantaneousness of its coverage on radio and television by reporters on the scene who described the events as they happened. |
|
