At the end of last year, Strange finished recording a classical interpretation of Fade to Grey.
He was aided in this by the recorded Apocalyptica score, a relentless, classical interpretation of Metallica hits like "Nothing Else Matters," and Mr. Ferri's fire-and-brimstone lighting.
Tamara Tunie's thoroughly modern, trendy allure as a character who could rightfully be called Cleo is at odds with Ms. Monte's essentially classical interpretation, no matter the spare, steely production design, its slanted pillars and satiny, leathery costumes.
In an interview with Reuters Television, Mr. Foxman said "The Passion of the Christ," which opens on Feb. 25, Ash Wednesday, and depicts the last 12 hours in the life of Christ, "is the old medieval classical interpretation of deicide, which blames the Jews, and it will be seen by millions of viewers".
Then, each classical interpretation \(M\) of \(L\) expands to a unique classical interpretation \(M^\) of the extended language \(L^\).
The classical interpretation, however, entirely overlooks the role of moral sentiment in Hume's reconciling strategy.
It's true some of us have chosen to disregard classical interpretations of the Quran and Hadith and have re-interpreted these texts so they are in line with the times and our own sense of fairness.
ECM are simultaneously releasing a set of Jarrett's classical interpretations of music by Samuel Barber and Bartók.
It's a belief in an Islam that is egalitarian and empowering to women, and is strongly rooted in authentic, classical interpretations of the faith.
Here, once again, molecular phylogenetics has weighed heavily upon classical interpretations.
In this section we survey some classical interpretations of betweenness arising from order-theoretic and geometric structures.
