Word: paces
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Likewise, the fast pace of the sport will cause many accidents. It's just that some of them can be avoided...
...Magic Pace Pacers...
...power brings more than pace; it makes better theater on the screen. Conventioneers last week were mesmerized by a preview of 3DO's 64-bit chip (still in development) that can bathe surprisingly lifelike characters in a realistic-looking fog. Nintendo wowed viewers with a videotape demonstrating how its new computational horsepower can be used to eliminate the jagged lines in and around objects, wrap them in textures, or even zoom in and out without suffering the usual loss of clarity...
Last year, the Crimson heavyweights placed third at Sprints, three seconds behind Brown and Dartmouth. The lightweights fared far worse: a fifth-place finish almost 18 seconds off the pace...
...supported by a solid, gimmick-free production. The cast and its director, Jonathan Kent, have chosen to play things straight. There are no clashing incongruities of costume or accent, no radical deletions or insertions. Sets are appropriately dark and stark. The pace is brisk, sometimes to the point where speeches seem dashed off -- less expounded than expelled. But the rapidity mostly works. Hamlet's "To be or not to be ." soliloquy comes in at a hurtling but affecting clip; Fiennes seems less concerned with weighing alternatives than with feverishly fending off suicide. He makes an athletic-looking prince...