He said the five-year window allows the orchestra to move forward with new educational efforts; new "official partnerships and relationships," including a project in China; an expansion of its new music series, Contact!; and a deeper connection of the orchestra to New York.
Unlike Rohmer's films, which are high-concept and abstract — essays dissolved into dramatic form — "The Unspeakable Act" is a work of deep connections, of consciousness rising, of the slow and effortful differentiation of self from family.
When deep connections of love, trust and companionship take root, it begins to reach further out into each person's intimate circle and the pattern continues on and on.
Several of the hub TFs (defined as TFs predicted as having >10 targets and listed in Table 5) have biologically relevant annotations: apart from the interferon responsive TFs Irf1 and Irf7, we find Hoxc6 (associated with cytomegalovirus infection) and cancer-associated TFs such as Egr1, Bmyc and Pbx2, reinforcing the deep connections of the immune response with cancer (de Visser et al., 2006).
It turns out he had deeper connections to the Battle of Melbourne Grove than I'd realised.
"This gives us a deep sense, a deep connection, of who we represent — a very special country, an amazing country".
Schapiro spoke for all socially minded critics when he stated that he was committed to "the deep connection of art with the totality of culture".
"Love Ranch" aspires to give a tragic dimension to the triangle by portraying the affair as the last and deepest connection of two doomed lovers.
In later years, Resnais found ever more sophisticated, radical, and analytical methods to probe the deep connection of intimate and political life, as in "La Vie Est un Roman" (literally, "Life Is a Novel").
A deep connection of the Iwahory–Hecke algebras of type A n and braid groups (as well as link invariants) was found by Jones [116].
