Sentence examples for characterized account from inspiring English sources
After the intermission Mr. Perahia gave a vividly characterized account of Schumann's "Fantasiestücke" (Op. 12).
A scrupulously characterized account followed, with scenes and situations colorfully limned by Ms. Brown.
He was also impressive in an organic and vividly characterized account of Bartok's remarkable Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta, which began the program.
But Mr. Nézet-Séguin, who made his Met debut last season with an exciting if impetuous "Carmen," drew a richly textured, inexorably paced and vividly characterized account of Verdi's epic score from the great Met orchestra.
And in "La tiranna e avversa sorte" ("Hostile and cruel fate") from Vivaldi's "Arsilda, Regina di Ponto," he embellished the da capo repetition not with an overlay of vocal ornaments but by giving a more vehement, sharply characterized account.
Ms. Schäfer put her decidedly non-Baroque technique to fine use in a beautifully characterized account of "From Rosy Bow'rs," a mad song from a theatrical setting of "Don Quixote".
The cast gave it a lively reading, with Jennifer Winn as an appealingly childlike Alice and the countertenor Marshall Coid giving inventively characterized accounts of the White Rabbit, the Mock Turtle and several other roles.
In Arabidopsis, a model dicot species, 5826 genes have been functionally characterized, accounting for more than 20% of the gene loci in this species (Lamesch et al. 2012).
Here, the interferon-gamma (IFN-γ) profiles evoked after exposure by different routes to virulent (H38) and attenuated (Rev.1) B. melitensis strains in 14 pregnant sheep and 87 ewe lambs, respectively, were characterized accounting for different host-related factors, and compared with their serological response and with the basal IFN-γ responses observed in 155 animals non exposed to Brucella.
Mr. Brooke characterized the account by American officials as "disgusting nonsense that shows how decrepit our intelligence services" have become.
The histologic findings of scalp involvement in dermatomyositis are not well characterized on account of a lack of large series.
