The goal is to find a sweet spot where we can achieve both expressiveness and scalable implementation.
Although too long, "Trajectoire" was the best piece, with its formal patterns achieving the greatest expressiveness.
The combination of nesting species, assigning attributes, and constraining reactions according to these attributes is crucial in achieving the desired expressiveness.
In this movie, he achieves a new expressiveness, fluidity, and power.
Quincy Porter (1897 1966) composed 10 string quartets, several quintets for various combinations, and smaller works; they are characterized by warm expressiveness achieved in textures that employ considerable repetition of short motives.
C. 1480 Würzburg, Germany August 1528 Halle Matthias Grünewald, original name Mathis Gothardt (born c. 1480, Würzburg, bishopric of Würzburg [Germany] died August 1528, Halle, archbishopric of Magdeburg) one of the greatest German painters of his age, whose works on religious themes achieve a visionary expressiveness through intense colour and agitated line.
The lack of generality or expressiveness of these standards precludes their use for achieving semantic interoperability of heterogeneous sources of legislative and legal information in Brazil.
These rules are mostly dependent on the underlying data types and expressiveness of the data constraint mechanism, and are vital for achieving data quality.
Contemporaneous film histories deplored the virtual erasure of a purely cinematic art that had achieved a perfection of expressiveness and fluidity, emotionally and visually.
He achieved sound and musical expressiveness that many of the world's best performers think can never be equalled.
To achieve these two requirements (expressiveness and finitude) we derived a scheme based upon the observation of real-world alerts and its expression in natural language.
