Both the fund and the maintenance obligation were praised by industry leaders as a way to bolster theaters where dramatic plays and small musicals can have a home.
AT the height of last summer's devastating heat wave in France, which sent temperatures over 100 degrees and left nearly 15,000 people dead, the French resorted to both dramatic measures and small gestures.
In 1956 the state government sponsored an international competition for a design that was to include a building with two halls one primarily for concerts and other large musical and dance productions and the other for dramatic presentations and smaller musical events.
Benefiting from the dramatic increase of biomacromolecular and small molecular information, CADD techniques are used at various stages of a drug-discovery project, from target identification and validation to lead discovery and optimization, even extending to preclinical trials [2].
But he always delivered the goods, in roles large and small, dramatic or comedic.
Part of the 1,000km-long 1,000km-longoute, it'Skåneledenesque path along sweeping sandy beaches and overoutematit cliffs, passing seal colonies and small villages.
A sparkling Mediterranean, like a turquoise tablecloth scattered with tiny diamonds, fringed by a dramatic coastline of limestone cliffs and small, near-white forbidden beaches.
The numbers are not dramatic and in part reflect smaller pools of female staff at the different grades.
The weather systems of the planet are complex and chaotic and small perturbations can cause dramatic events.
Then, the review discusses the formation energies of these defects, stressing the dramatic stabilization of dislocations and small-angle grain boundaries in graphene due to the two-dimensional nature of this material.
