Mr. Shimono led the opening movements of the Berlioz a bit tentatively (not to say slowly), but the orchestra took firm hold of the last two, the "March to the Scaffold" and the "Dream of a Witches' Sabbath," both of which gave ample scope to two of the finest timpanists active, Don Liuzzi, of the Philadelphia Orchestra, and Rainer Seegers, of the Berlin Philharmonic.
Thus, there is ample scope for improvement of PVA and GY in the sample of tropical-adapted maize.
With at least three other cytoplasmic polyadenylation sequences in existence in oocytes alone and the evidence that cytoplasmic polyadenylation also is involved in neuronal events and the mitotic cell cycle [9], there appears ample scope for expansion of the field in the near future.
A convenient distance of time and place gave an ample scope to the progress of fiction; and the frequent instances which might be alleged of holy martyrs, whose wounds had been instantly healed, whose strength had been renewed, and whose lost members had miraculously been restored, were extremely convenient for the purpose of removing every difficulty, and of silencing every objection.
He remained a sardonic and good humoured spectator of contemporary affairs, taking pleasure in the various honours which came his way, especially the chancellorship of the University of Oxford, an office to which he had been elected in 1960 and which gave ample scope for the display of his characteristic qualities of wit and generosity.
Our results suggest there is ample scope for broadening the range of methods applied to this area of economic research.
Some poets who felt that the tanka did not provide ample scope for the display of such emotions turned, as in the past, to writing poetry in Chinese.
Therefore, the socio-theoretical framework selected gave us ample scope for the choice of an appropriate ethical theory in the ETHICO project.
As France gears up for its presidency of the G20 this autumn, and of the G8 next year, there is ample scope for a fresh round of global escapades.
