That means you have to be a quite flexible player and you have to be someone who can cope with a crisis.
Fast and flexible player who excels in space.
Stromal cells represent the most flexible player in the myogenic cell behaviour modulation due to their distribution and high mobility in the interstitial tissue.
At 10 and 11 30 p.m., Smalls, 183 West 10th Street, West Village, (212) 675-7369, smallsjazzclub.com; cover, $20. (Chinen) CHRIS LIGHTCAP TRIO (Friday) Chris Lightcap, a bassist with equal footing in jazz's mainstream and in its outer regions, leads a group with two similarly flexible players, the tenor saxophonist Tony Malaby and the drummer Jeff Ballard.
And although he remains a mainstay in the German squad, he is no longer a key component, with Löw instead entrusting more tactically flexible players.
The adopted laboratorial architecture was developed according to the Microgrid concept, where Electric Vehicles are regarded as active and flexible players.
Mr. Reed had a flexible drummer and bass player, but Mr. Hawkins needed synthesized percussion to set the tempo and rhythmic feeling for each song; the drummer, Willie Jones, had to wear headphones to follow it all.
Following its downing of a Russian jet in November 2015 and a steadily increasing terrorist threat from both ISIS and the Kurdish PKK throughout 2016, Turkish President Erdogan has sought to position himself more sustainably as a flexible and powerful regional player.
Rather than a fixed ensemble, it began as a flexible lineup of 15 players with enough instrumental variety to tackle almost any piece.
His current forum, the KREMERATA BALTICA -- the name is a play on Camerata, the name for the learned discussion societies of the early Italian Baroque -- is a flexible assembly of young players who, on past visits (and on recordings) have brought an illuminating energy a varied repertory.
