Tests were designed and are being performed with other organizations so as to check the functional performance of the pebbles and pebble beds with respect to the HCPB blanket requirements, and, finally, to make the selection of the most appropriate ceramic for the HCPB blanket.
"Major Barbara?" Shoshanna thought the 'major' was adjectival, hence her surprise at it being performed with British accents.
Among the areas of inquiry, Mr. LiMandri said, was whether the work was being performed with proper permits and with the proper supervision of a licensed engineer.
Praised for its energy, its imagination, and for creating a story for children and their families that doesn't shy away from scariness and darkness, for this season the production is being performed with a live band.
Axelsen and Flood replaced her, and entered into a duet of their own, marked by a series of slow movements whose difficulty was accentuated by their being performed with the feet in forced arch.
Some pieces in "The New Yorkers" are being performed with the aid of a click track -- an electronic metronome the musicians hear through earpieces -- but Mr. Gordon decided to have his band perform without one.
The staging is spartan and so are the characters in "Pugilist Specialist," an engrossing, inventive dissection of the American military mind being performed with stark precision at the 59E59 Theaters.
On the accompanying CD of field recordings, you can hear music being performed with the sounds of daily life in the background: children playing, dogs barking, birds chirping, horses clopping, and running water.
And in any event, "The Super-Americans," like Tocqueville's "Democracy in America" 126 years before it, ultimately acquits its subject, proclaiming Texas to be "the land of the second chance, the last outpost of individuality, the stage upon which the American Drama, in all its wild extremes, is being performed with eloquence and panache, as if for the first time".
On the accompanying CD of field recordings, you can hear music being performed with the sounds of daily life in the background: children playing, dogs barking, birds chirping, horses clopping, and running water. Andrea Walker (Photograph: Joakim Eskildsen) By John Cassidy By Kathryn Schulz By Robin Wright By Ben Taub.
Ms. Baker's distinctively bittersweet sounds of silence are echoing throughout the Boston Center for the Arts, where three of her works are being performed, with considerable skill and affection, by three different troupes: "Circle Mirror Transformation" (by the Huntington Theater Company), "Body Awareness" (by the SpeakEasy Stage Company) and "The Aliens" (by Company One).
