But Sir John, who is 57, found the challenge tantalizing, and the solution turned out to be characteristically bold: perform and record them all in one year, 2000, the 250th anniversary of Bach's death.
There were, and have remained, intentional air quotes around nearly everything about "Late Night," which then became CBS's stalwart "Late Show". Later in the hour, Bill Murray came out as the first guest and, after a long and characteristically weird interview, performed a sloppy rendition of Olivia Newton-John's inescapable hit song of the moment, "Physical". It was a much needed exorcism ritual.
As Apollo, Lil Buck crept across the back of the central pond, heroically wearing what appeared to be a gold-painted frock coat and trousers, then performed a characteristically beautiful, balletic moonwalk at the end of the performance.
The movement is characteristically TDC: developed with intent and performed authentically, connected to breath and grounded and above all efficient.
For each cell population of interest (B-cells, T-cells, CD4+ T-cells, CD8+ T-cells, granulocytes and lymphocytes), we also performed a supervised search for genes that are characteristically expressed by that cell type.
Advocates of "small government" will characteristically oppose government's performing its valid, historical role.
Happily, that is fast becoming a dim memory thanks to a détente forged by intrepid new-music groups like Alarm Will Sound, which will perform a characteristically boundless mix of new and recent pieces at Zankel Hall on Saturday night.
To perform the characteristically haunting ballad "No Light, No Light," Florence opted for an elegant black gown with a long skirt layered over a short one (providing "the mullet effect").
First, to confirm the identity of tenocytes, immunocytochemistry of vimentin, an intermediate filament that is characteristically found in cells of mesenchymal origin and usually used as a tenocyte marker, was performed [ 40, 41].
