He emphasises Schumann's lyricism at the expense of his weightier moments, and though the playing is buoyant, this underplays the strength of the two overtures.
That buoyant feel suits the strengths of the drummer Terence Higgins and the guitarist Jake Eckert; it also clears space for solos.
China's exports, long a strength, had been buoyant early in the year, according to official statistics.
To make the frame neutrally buoyant, ballast tubes of high-strength plastic were attached to the top of the frame (Figure 1b), and calibrated so that the frame was just positively buoyant with all equipment fitted, but without the drag chain (see below).
Rubinsohn said all regions were buoyant and seeing price rises, though the strength of the London market was starting to wane.
Wall Street took the report as further evidence of the strength of the economy and buoyant domestic demand, both of which could translate into higher inflation unless the economy begins to cool down soon.
Its replacement, Visa, the San Francisco-based payments giant, has enjoyed a buoyant stock price in recent years on the strength of new payment technology.
The currency has appreciated by 15% since the height of the euro crisis in 2012, as measured by the Bank of Israel's trade-weighted index.That strength is tied in large part to buoyant foreign investment, much of it in the form of expensive takeovers of Israeli tech firms.
For months, News Corporation's buoyant stock price and solid financial performance, driven by the strength of its United States television assets, had allowed executives based in New York to paint the scandal as an unfortunate but isolated series of events at the British tabloids, a tiny part of the overall business.
The second set of experiments uses suspensions of corn syrup and neutrally buoyant particles to isolate the effect of particle shape on yield strength development.
