In music built heavily on structure — mixed meter, long lines, counterpoint — the trick is to make it flow and sound natural, connected to the body.
Obstacles to communication should not, however, be exaggerated; the mountains also offer many natural connecting links, or passes, that facilitate movement.
As a point of clarification, although Northern Ireland forms part of the United Kingdom, we deal only with Great Britain since this forms a natural geographically connected epidemiological unit, while Northern Ireland is more strongly connected to the Republic of Ireland [ 27].
But Clinton is such a natural at connecting with an audience that the folksy flourishes he adds are no match for the machine's.
In the form presented above, the Second Law furnishes a relation between the properties defining the two states, and thereby shows whether a natural process connecting the states is possible.
Lopez sees "a natural line" connecting shows like "Avenue Q" and "The Book of Mormon" to upbeat musicals that celebrate the "cockeyed optimist," as in "South Pacific".
The role of the Mediterranean Sea as a natural corridor connecting the peninsula to the Near East, North Africa, and southern Europe is particularly plausible for domestic sheep and goat, species adaptable to various environments and easy to transport [ 15].
The role of the Mediterranean Sea as a natural corridor connecting the Italian peninsula to the Near East, North Africa, and southern Europe is particularly plausible for small sized species, as sheep and goats species adaptable to various environments and easy to transport during human migration and commercial trade [ 4, 11, 45].
Maybe it's human nature that we're dealing with, and a natural urge to connect.
She has a refreshingly authentic voice, great warmth and charisma and a natural ability to connect with audiences.
