This process undoubtedly constituted a wide extension of the performer's freedom as found in the continuo keyboard part of baroque music; at the same time Boulez set his face against total improvisation as being a breeding-ground for cliche.
The move appears to have been dictated by strategic considerations: the wide westward bend in the river constituted a wide moat guarding the northern, western, and southern perimeters of the new site.
However, comorbidities constitute a wide range of conditions that might influence outcome in a variety of ways.
The Smooth Sigmoid-Based Shrinkage (SSBS) functions introduced in [1] constitute a wide class of WaveShrink functions.
More detailed explanations from socio-biological perspectives differ greatly among themselves and constitute a wide and rather promising research program (see an overview in Goetze 2001).
CES distributions constitute a wide class of distributions that includes the complex Gaussian, generalized Gaussian, the K-distribution, complex t-distribution and all the compound Gaussian distributions as special cases.
Answers to the evaluative questions of whether there is, or could be, a Latin American philosophy that is original, authentic, peculiar, or in some other ways distinctive constitute a wide philosophical spectrum, with what may be called 'strong universalism' at one extreme, 'strong distinctivism' at the other, and 'middle-way theories' in between.
My problem is Joy and Sadness are the depiction of what constitutes a wide spectrum of human emotion.
Leishmaniasis constitutes a wide spectrum of diseases ranging from the simple self-limiting cutaneous form to the debilitating visceral form, which is often fatal if left untreated.
These various kinds of wavelet entropies constitute a wide range of features that we used in this study in order to obtain a comprehensive insight into the neuronal oscillatory dynamics of PSE.
