Cheap at Half the Price differed from Frith's previous experimental albums in that it featured a collection of short songs and instrumentals in a "tongue-in-cheek pop vein".
In our reported case conventional temperature control methods were ineffective in combating hyperthermia, but endovascular treatment was effective, feasible and instrumental in achieving a favourable outcome.
According to our analysis, PAD3 (phytoalexin deficient 3) is a paralogue of PAD4 implicated in plant pathogen defense and instrumental in the biosynthesis of a class of phytoalexins in Arabidopsis, the camalexin (Fig. 3D).
Instead Jordon Mutch replaced Kim Bo-kyung at half-time and was instrumental in a transformation in the balance of play.
In the spring of 1904, he left Podolia and moved to the Donbas region in eastern Ukraine, where he became a teacher of vocal and instrumental music in a school for railroad workers' children.
In musical form he was a considerable innovator, widening the scope of sonata, symphony, concerto, and quartet; while in the Ninth Symphony he combined the worlds of vocal and instrumental music in a manner never before attempted.
This fact merely reinforces the suspicion that little distinction was made between vocal and instrumental composition in an era that so blithely based dancelike settings of erotic, in a few instances outright obscene, texts on a chant-derived cantus firmus.
Capello only retained goalkeeper Joe Hart, Phil Jones and Theo Walcott from the team that beat Spain - and Walcott was instrumental in a move that almost gave England an early lead.
Mr. Lerner became Joseph H. Hirshhorn's curator, advisor, and confidant in 1955 and was instrumental in building a collection that became a part of the Smithsonian Institution.
He made scores of ballets, founded schools and companies, and was instrumental in developing a whole German style, Ausdruckstanz, which is still with us, above all in the work of the late Pina Bausch.
