animating

Maybe showing 2-3 of each at a time and either not animating or doing it much more slowly?

The point of the de minimis examples is to tease out the animating purpose of the law.

What's more important than animating changes, is to make sure the user expects the change.

To do things like animating components, you still need to store the temporary state somewhere.

It seems a bit odd to spend that much time animating individual electrons flying about.

You're in charge of contacting farmers and animating the assembly, and you split the profits with La Ruche Qui Dit Oui.

I think it's the right direction, though; animating to subtly direct user attention to the right place.

I found a few videos around where people were animating between different plots of the attractor, but nothing interactive.

In Orthodox thought, bodies and souls are of equal importance (rather than the Gnostic idea of the living soul animating an essentially dead body).

It seemed almost as if these groups would spend so much time lavishly animating their characters, that they would forget they were making a game.

How about, you couldn't make animated cartoons (which often rely on animating path data) and embed them as <img>s like you can with animated GIFs?

So they ended up hand-animating and rotoscoping most of it.

Imagine you have a "card" animating out from the right to show a panel, but you click on something else that would close that panel and open another one.