Weak links A distinct lack of pace at the back.
So it opens its new season here with a distinct change of pace, in a new production by Stephen Lawless.
Here, in a distinct change of pace, he leads a venerable chorus in music of Bach and his forerunners, including members of the family -- Johann Christoph and Johann Michael Bach -- and Heinrich Schutz.
A.D.: After Death represents a distinct change of pace for both creators, toggling from comic panels to stylistically laid-out prose pieces, the format transitions smoothed by Lemire's atmospheric watercolour art.
They crisscrossed the floor in pairs, gliding through the measured steps of the Argentine tango, a distinct change of pace for a company known for its abstract ensemble pieces.
The walk is a slow, four-beat, rhythmic pace of distinct successive hoof beats in an order such as near (left) hind, near fore, off (right) hind, off fore.
Such freedom slows the pace of change, but it has distinct advantages.
Piaget argued that children progress, at their own pace, through four distinct stages of learning.
Experimental evidence supports a model in which the specific distribution of Notch ligands endows distinct progenitor domains with the ability to influence the pace of cell differentiation in a domain- and cell-type-specific manner.
The course offers an overview of the complexities of East Asia's development experience from a variety of perspectives, and it is divided into three parts to allow students to develop expertise in one or more countries and/or policy arenas, while also cultivating a broad grasp of the region and the distinct challenges of "East Asia fast-paced, sustained economic growth".
Ormsbee does a masterly job of juggling perspectives, keeping all the children distinct and fascinating in their own ways, while never losing the page-whipping pace of her well-crafted plot.
