There's nothing complex about Music Theatre Wales's new production: it's sharp, direct and, of necessity, tragic.
The language of music is, of course, allusive; the language of protest, as it was developing in the late fifties, was, of necessity, direct — and therefore depended on words, which helps to explain the presence of white folksingers in the forefront of the movement where black jazz musicians might be expected to stand.
These factors lead to direct identification of necessity entrepreneurs.
Push factors, instead, lead to the direct identification of necessity entrepreneurs who evaluate the possibility to become entrepreneurs as a response to dissatisfaction with their working conditions (Verheul et al.2010).2010
Clarke, although an adherent of Newton's physics, thought he could best propagate the new doctrine by publishing Rohault's text with suggestive notes directed at the necessity of modifying Cartesian theory.
Additional attention should be directed to the necessity to conduct longitudinal studies that would examine the predictive validity of the SDQ and to the validation of the prosocial scale.
HMMs relate the two quantities in a framework which eliminates the necessity of direct sample-wise correlations, and avoid direct time-series analysis complications of the stochastic wind speed data at a marginal expense of easy pressure measurements.
The human level, the power and necessity of direct contact, were also palpable in Saturday's march against Brexit in London.
"The jury has given the clearest possible decision legally, factually and morally, on the continued possession by Britain of weapons of mass destruction and where governments fail us, of the necessity of direct action", Gareth Peirce, lawyer for Sylvia Boyes.
According to the model, this phenomenon is a direct consequence of the necessity to maintain the balance of forces acting on solid particles in the vicinity of the bubble.
