The chef had been at the Savoy, and he gave me a great classical grounding.
But throughout his career, Mr. Rzewski has shown a firm classical grounding mixed with jazz, 12-tone ideas, all manner of tonality, improvisation, Minimalism, Cageian randomness and sound effects, graphic scores, world music -- and on it goes.
Downstairs, in the Monday Club Bar, the chef Susan Regis takes her classical grounding out to lunch with sexy, deeply personal dishes like sweet pea ravioli and braised veal cheek.
However, questioning about (c) led our informants to speak about their identities and passions, and this made us arrange concepts into new theoretical constructs as Classical Grounded Theory prescribes (Glaser, 2002; Glaser and Holton, 2004).
Firstly, the preliminary construct of perceived risk of NRBD is established based on the classical grounded theory.
In this paper, the classical grounded theory was employed to develop the construct of perceived risk of NRBD.
Compared with other qualitative methods, the classical grounded theory can develop the construct under the specific context and culture, so it is featured with high objectivity.
"They're a classical proving ground for athletes," said Theodore Jadick, a partner in the executive search firm Heidrick & Struggles, "but it will be as tough as ever to woo their people away".
The model here presented allows to consider the fluid flow pattern along the classical vertical ground heat exchangers as a single U-tube, a double U-tube or coaxial pipes.
Los Angeles Times writer Ann Powers praised its music's "depth and complexity", adding that it "highlights his focused language skills within musical settings that touch upon rock, electro, dubstep and classical fanfare, grounded in a thick bottom that guarantees plenty of booty bounce".
However, it is significant that some of the lineages identified in the present study have previously been proposed as subspecies on classical morphological/morphometric grounds [ 15].
