The somewhat self-effacing soloist, Wen-Sinn Yang, is buoyed by the suave sounds that Serebrier coaxes from his group; Simon Mulligan is a more decisive presence in the merrily Gershwinesque Piano Concerto No. 2 (1951), the album's opening flourish.
He commends the history of Marxism to our attention because "for the past 130 years it has been a major theme in the intellectual music of the modern world, and, through its capacity to mobilise social forces, a crucial, at some periods a decisive, presence in the history of the twentieth century".
In short, a decisive Ukip presence at Westminster may begin to look like the best way to get Britain out of the EU.
But it was Robert Plant who was the decisive onstage presence, the quintessential rock'n'roll combination of sylph-like grace, crushed-velvet style and banshee blues-wail falsetto, capped with the waterfall of blond ringlets which, even as he turns 62, still form a resplendent cascade down his back.
By the time this volume begins Yeats had, in Foster's words, 'become W.B.Y.', a decisive and mythologised presence in the history of modern literature; he 'had achieved Yeats'.
And "what they do," in this case, involves having a place at the table (or at least in the doorway) at a decisive moment; their presence is the historic point.
In addition, the peak at 2θ = 19.6° (011) is also observed for graphene/PANI aerogels, which is decisive evidence indicating presence of PANI in the aerogels [38, 41, 45].
Identifying why I felt this way required a long and arduous process, which I survived because of three decisive factors: the presence of enlightened school administrators, the accommodating and nonjudgmental attitude of my advisor, and a mentor outside my field of basic science.
We thing that the development of the parasitic polymorphism of Coccidioides spp. is the outcome of host-parasite interaction, in which the immune response and fungal virulence factors are decisive for the presence of multiple fungal structures (described in more detail by Muñoz-Hernandez et al. [ 11]).
He wasn't the most galvanizing member of his trio — Alex Blake, ferociously strumming and thumping his bass, earned that distinction — but his presence was decisive and commanding.
Norwich, revealed in the census figures published today as the least religious city in England, had a Christian to curse tonight – the Belgian striker Benteke, whose physical presence proved decisive in a thrilling game that remained in the balance until a late double by substitute Andreas Weimann and a salt-in-the-wound Benteke thunderbolt.
