The 1996 New York law, while giving few specifics, demanded something far more audacious: an overall measure of each of the state's more than 260 hospitals, using data that the department had already collected but did not make public.
The most audacious rethink by some measure, though, is the album's closing cover of Dream Baby Dream, which Springsteen has been playing live since Devils and Dust.
By Richard Brody July 24, 2017 Grete Sultan's 1969 concert recording of Beethoven's Diabelli Variations extracts its full measure of audacious modernism.
The most audacious even enjoy a measure of notoriety, like Sante and Kenneth Kimes, the mother and son convicted four years ago of murdering a wealthy Upper East Side woman as part of a scheme to steal her town house and her identity.
One of my favorite recordings — one that captures a similarly vast range of tones and moods — is by the musician Grete Sultan, a colleague of John Cage and an advocate of modern music, who, in this 1969 concert performance from New York's Town Hall, extracts from Beethoven's Diabelli Variations its full measure of audacious modernism.
The public, titillated and scandalised in equal measure by this brazen, audacious woman, lapped it up.
It is a measure of Mr. Hamid's audacious talents that he manages to make his protagonist's story work on so many levels.
The minimisation of systematic errors and random errors, by providing ample room for the null hypothesis, as well as measuring important outcomes is the most audacious attack on any realistic alternative hypothesis.
NO one has taken the measure of that awesome monster television with more audacious ingenuity than Nam June Paik, the Korean-born electronics wizard who started his career in Germany as a renegade musician.
If he prevails, he will have won an audacious, counterintuitive victory, forcing a Democratic-controlled Congress to pass a measure that will be hailed as an anti-abortion triumph.
