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This study was based on material from one herd, but the proportion of sows/gilts found dead and euthanised agrees with the findings in a larger study based on 21 Swedish piglet producing herds [ 10].
The new analysis was based on material from the nearby Geissenklösterle Cave.
Mr. Wuorinen's "Heart Shadow," based on material from his opera "Haroun and the Sea of Stories," retained his characteristic melodic angularity and harmonic complexity.
Among his best known overtures are Le Roi Lear (1831), Le Carnaval romain (1844), based on material from Benvenuto Cellini, and Le Corsaire (1831 52).
S015 also houses Scotland Yard's war crimes unit, as well as building terrorism cases through its own investigations and based on material from the intelligence services MI5 and MI6.
In the orchestral version of "Phantasmagoria" (1993), a work based on material from Mr. Corigliano's opera "The Ghosts of Versailles" (1987), the characters can be heard scampering across the stage.
Mr. Greenwald had written articles on government surveillance programs for The Guardian based on materials from Mr. Snowden, a former National Security Agency contractor.
And each player offers a brisk exercise based on materials from the jazz canon: Mr. Turner's "Nigeria" is a scrambled take on the Sonny Rollins tune "Airegin," while Mr. Iverson's "Ohnedaruth" shadowboxes with John Coltrane's "Giant Steps".
September 10 2012 September 11 2012 Sept. 10-1111 at 8: The group teams up with the Ne(x tworks ensemble to perform "Spellbeamed: Fixexploded, Fixabolished," a new work by Zeena Parkins (with the visual artist Cynthia Madansky) based on materials from the critic Walter Benjamin's "Archive".
Moreover, the stories would be generated based on materials from different museums and cultural institutions, thus offering the opportunity to explore and navigate across heterogeneous and distributed multimedia heritages.
Our findings are similar to those reported by Luo and Li (2007), whose estimates based on materials from the first economic census in China show that variation by province and industry accounts for about 7 and 17%, respectively, of the total variation in income in China.
