The Bruckner Fourth Symphony — the "Romantic," as the composer called it — was the main order of business on Monday, the more so because it was being performed in its original version, from 1874.
It's set at the naval base in Pearl Harbor, and blends the erotic entanglements that were the main order of business before the Japanese attack with the bureaucratic entanglements that are inseparable from martial heroism when the fighting starts.
The letter to the Bush administration came slightly more than a week before Congress might reconvene for a lame-duck session in which an economic stimulus measure would be the main order of business.
SELLING her country's technological prowess and booming IT market was the main order of business for Dilma Rousseff at a big trade fair in Hanover on March 5th.
Caulobacterales (18.5%), Rhizobales (7.4%), Burkholderiales (5.9%), Pseudomonadales (3.9%) and Xanthomonadales (1.6%) were the main orders, while Caulobacteraceae (18.5%), Pseudomonadaceae (3.5%), Hyphomicrobiaceae (3.5%), Alcaligenaceae (3.1%) and Xanthomonadaceae (2.6%) were the most abundant families.
Within Firmicutes, Clostridia was the dominant class, accounting for 76% of OTUs from Firmicutes, with Ruminococcaceae and Lachnospiraceae being the main families (order, Clostridiales), representing 48 and 20% of sequences from Clostridia, respectively.
Once the vehicles were cleared, the main order of business was choreography.
It is possible that although proficiency is the main factor, order of acquisition interacts such that the native language retains much of its representational structure in the brain despite being used less frequently than the second-learned language (and it may even influence second-language representations [35]).
That is not, however, the main order of business.
The glass houses and offices of Tativille are made for surveillance, and the main order of business is to keep up appearances.
