In that work Mr. Nystedt was perhaps nodding to Mr. Pärt's 1968 "Credo," which nestled a choral arrangement of Bach's Prelude in C amid aggressive dissonances.
Nearly 70, "Credo" sounds vividly contemporary, a model of what political works can be: subtle, impossible to pin down ideologically, spurs to thought rather than punch lines (even sensuously rock-inflected ones, like Mr. Marks's "Portrait of Glenn Beck and David T.. Little's love song to oil, "Sweet Light Crude").
The massive online auction site has in the last few days been illustrating its commitment to the Web 2.0 credo of interaction between users.
Organizations like Care2, Credo Mobile, and Moveon.org who are working in this sphere are committed to the kind of change we want, and won't compromise in the interest of increasing profits.
It's a disappointing directorial debut for esteemed screenwriter Jensen, who has contributed to key Dogme 95 films "Mifune" and the recent "Open Hearts". Considering the discipline of the Dogme 95 credo of stripped-bare filmmaking, it is ironic that "Flickering Lights" is above all marked by self-indulgence.
And whilst it currently sits at €34 million, Credo 2 is actually aiming to raise €40 million.
In order to complete the promoter comparison between A. thaliana and O. sativa pan-orthologs, we used the CONREAL [ 68] and CREDO [ 69] packages to find any other conserved motifs, i.e. known or not known putative TFBS.
The CURE (19) and the CREDO (20) studies established the superiority of clopidogrel in combination with aspirin versus aspirin alone in ACS and in ACS with PCI, respectively.
Mr. Pullman's trilogy takes the old 60's credo that you should never trust anyone over 30 and extends it to those who are really over 30, like God.
The New Yorker, September 30 , 1950P. 24... My credo bore the taint of youth.
