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But in the performance he pared down the arrangements from a wild 11-piece miscellany to a hard-driving sextet.

After years of talks, Mexico's Congress looks set to approve, by mid-February, a reform that will convert the country's legal arrangements from a Napoleonic-style inquisitorial system to an Anglo-American-style adversarial system.

Where other pop chirpers would be revving up electronic beats, Ms. Li and her producer and songwriting collaborator, Bjorn Yttling of Peter Bjorn and John, assemble arrangements from a handful of different instruments, mostly acoustic ones, in each song: harpsichord, hand claps, cowbell, buzzy cheap synthesizer, single piano notes, acoustic guitar, wood block, vibraphone.

While preserving water quality by contracting with farmers has been examined previously, we analyze these arrangements from a different perspective.

Allowing the clusters to randomly rotate around their centers of mass caused drastic changes in the atomic arrangements from a crystalline to noncrystalline-like structure in the as-prepared structure.

Our approach to identifying patterns of intron evolution is to determine the intron/exon arrangements from a wide variety of organisms and to map these onto a phylogenetic tree.

Partnerships must also be the subject of noteworthy empirical research, which would enable a detailed assessment of the specific issues inherent to the various types of public-private partnership arrangements from an ethical and methodological perspective.

This pill, then, will literally force Pershing Square to do a lot of its work out in the open and in public so that it cannot be accused of having any "understanding" or "arrangement" from a private meeting with other shareholders.

Its main business was a graceful, texturally transparent account of the "Musical Offering," but the program began with the Oboe Concerto in F (BWV 1053R), an arrangement from a keyboard concerto.

This is a very different arrangement from a standard automatic, which uses a more complex system of "planetary" gears, and transmits power to the wheels through a torque converter, a hefty piece of kit that takes the place of a clutch.

A pipeline network system could range from simple to very sophisticated and complex arrangement: from a single pipe transporting fluid from a place to another or elaborated as an interconnected set of fluid networks for intra-state or international transportation.