Transcribers of the tale have used several differing spellings of the second component, some even adopting inconsistent variations throughout their own renditions.
A listener can hear wildly differing interpretations of this oratorio every Christmas, from the thundering power of large modern orchestras, with hundred-strong mixed choirs, to lithe and transparent renditions, like that conducted by John Scott on Tuesday.
But the Arar case differs technically from other instances of rendition because Mr. Arar was detained in the United States and his expulsion resulted from a formal deportation order, a distinction Mr. Gonzales made.
In general, the RPs whose levels differ the most among the different fractions are located on the surface of the yeast ribosomes, as can be seen from their 3D color-coded rendition in File S1 (Movie S1 and PDB files).
Since smartphone makers such as Samsung and Apple are allowed to design their own, system-appropriate renditions of the characters, how they appear can differ if you're using one type of phone to send an emoji to a friend with another type of phone.
Specifically, we test whether phrase and song composition differ among individuals and between two regions, we determine variability across renditions within individuals, and test whether phrases are randomly ordered and combined.
A two-man cabaret that differed every night, it featured Thomas on a piano, accompanying Hoyle's rendition of various songs about Christmas and Britain's societal problems; Thomas described it as "David Hoyle at Christmas - the Musical".
That's the case with Andrew Solomon's rendition of "Far From the Tree," his study of families whose children differ greatly from their parents through a range of conditions that include dwarfism, deafness and even prodigious intellectual gifts.
Those of us who witnessed the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra give such a thrilling rendition of Shostakovich's Leningrad Symphony at the Proms a few days ago will beg to differ.
People differ, values differ.
