There's surely also a book in Columbia's legacy of technical innovation, notably its vital role in the development of electrical recording in the 1920s and the long-playing 33·-r.p.m. album in the 1940s.
Mr. Gilbert and the orchestra were at their best: the players' sumptuous sound, tight ensemble and spirited execution made a strong case for Walton's updated orchestrations of the Renaissance pieces and pointed up the ingenuity of his own characteristically descriptive scoring (most notably his vital, recurring "Spirit of England" motif).
David made a lasting and deep impact on the academic research on disability and, most notably, the vital interaction between research and policy.
This dedication describes David's impact on the academic research on disability and, most notably, the vital interaction between research and policy.
However, he has not started all of his side's matches this season, notably the vital Champions League tie away at Real Madrid in November.
Other topics prominently discussed include the most effective position of a violinist's left hand, the violin works of Béla Bartók, a cautionary list of widely accepted misprints and editorial inaccuracies in the standard repertoire, and most notably, the vital importance of J.S. Bach's Six Sonatas and Partitas for any violinist's technical and artistic development.
If there's a comedian out there who is as notably quotable and as vital as Stanhope I haven't heard him or her yet.
Sure, they also worried about reaching an audience (every generation of writers must do that), but there were only a few avenues to that vital rendezvous, notably book reviews in newspapers and magazines – and word of mouth.
Notably, OPN levels are vital in the mechanism of urolithiasis; therefore, we also evaluated the relationships between OPN levels in urine or serum and urolithiasis.
At the same time we also have control of our vital national interests, notably our currency, borders, national security, defence, foreign affairs and justice.
