The Dutch, who finished well ahead of us in Turin, have a closed event with virtually all their leading players participating.
Intimate recitals, a solo performance by People Like Us and a closing event that included the former Sigur Ros keyboardist Kjartan Sveinsson were well filled, but audiences for the Eldborg concerts seemed woefully sparse.
Hedda's feigned self-possession is unpersuasive; she's straining to assume authority rather than creating a mask and hiding behind it, and as a result, Hedda's self-inflicted demise is no dramatic fall, just a closing event.
TO read the official guide to Israel's 50th anniversary celebrations this year, one might think hardly a day has passed since last November without some gala event to mark the jubilee, and the hectic pace of revelry will persevere right through a Closing Event at the end of 1998.
Bowlbys' attachment theory [9] explains that in a period where death was felt as a possible close event, the NN offered herself as a special caring figure – an attachment figure – with high levels of availability, knowledge and help.
Consequently, the dynamic analyses performed with the soil models constituted for the study area verified the damage occurred in a close distance event of 1977 Izmir earthquake.
If you swipe from the top of the screen and down you generate a close application event, for instance.
This is (usually) a close family event.
Detailed studies of these two enzymes led to the following important conclusions: (i) Stopped-flow fluorescence analyses indicate that there is, in fact, a conformational closing event that occurs for mismatched dNTP incorporation, as evidenced by the existence of a fast fluorescence phase preceding chemistry.
Meanwhile, as the 1950s drew to a close, the events in Hungary produced ideological fractures within the Communist parties of Western Europe.
