Its contents, particularly the title track, have been performed in concerts organized around Hemphill's work since his death in 1995, and Vijay Iyer covered "Dogon A.D". on his 2009 record "Historicity," one of the better albums of that year.
He was given access to his father's extensive library at a young age and proceeded to pore over its contents, particularly the volumes of ancient history and the Church Fathers.
But he defended the content, particularly the part about how teachers should be permitted to post the Ten Commandments in their classrooms.
Too much of newspaper content, particularly the political coverage, has become like the sports pages, reporting gossip and speculation (who's moving to which club, who's got a dodgy hamstring) as though it were fact.
This could be raising awareness of your business, or creating sales, and will feed into what you want to include on your site in terms of content, particularly the homepage, as well as technical requirements.
I do not — and cannot — defend a great deal of online user content, particularly the horrific advertisements on backpage.com.com
While that has included some interesting content — particularly the Ask Me Anything features — and TechCrunch understands that it has provided a notable boost in traffic, it hasn't come without teething problems.
These findings also support the forward scattering property of the blood content, particularly the erythrocytes.
Knowledge of the anatomy and vertebral column content, particularly the cerebrospinal system, is vital given the neuroophthalmological complications that may occur after spinal anesthesia.
But before he could send it, politicians spent several years debating the exact content of the message, particularly the degree of emphasis that should be placed on abstinence.
It may be influenced by differences in gut contents, particularly when the nature of the diets is different (e.g., dry matter digestibility), and by the nature of the body constituents (body fat has eight times the energy content of bone-free lean tissue per gram) (Armitage et al. 1983).
