The symphony opened the program, and Beethoven's "Grosse Fuge," the discarded string-quartet movement with a life of its own, opened the second half in Mr. Welser-Möst's own arrangement for string orchestra.
And folded cardboard because of the flattened yet bulky toylike sculptures — figures, farm animals, articles of clothing and pieces of furniture — that Castle made from discarded boxes, string and paper.
Even a slight glitch can make the restringing process dangerous and unsuccessful, so discard any string with bumps, cracks, or other irregularities.
Highly random-seeming sequences should uniquely map while non-random sequences, for example, a sequence with mostly Ts, will map ambiguously or be discarded since the string of Ts could map to many portions of the genome that have Cs at indeterminate locations in the string of Ts.
Meanwhile, remove and discard any strings from the peas.
A few days later, most of the leftover meat became ravioli or tortelli or whatever you want to call them: the filling was made of around 3/4 pound (350 g) cooked lamb (be sure to discard the strings), a bunch of boiled Swiss chard, parsley and a generous handful of grated parmesan, all finely chopped in the food processor.
His father found him a discarded ukulele with one string on it, and from there he worked his way through a series of cheap twangers until he could afford a decent instrument.
It took Gray Kunz, another four-star Lespinasse alumnus, five years and a string of discarded suitors and unsigned leases before he finally went to the altar with two people in the diamond business whose names he would not disclose.
For our purposes, a term is defined as any string of at least 3 alphanumeric characters (numeric strings were discarded).
Her sculptures are created using discarded newsprint rolled into strings, a technique that draws on her childhood, her family legacy and her sincere desire to understand her own place in the living world.
