In Mozart's Symphony No. 40, which opened the concert, he drew on the breadth of the orchestra's string sound, evoking not so much the sheer beauty of the Ormandy days, but the sense of grandeur and heft.
Featuring a range of stunning items, some of which have never been seen before, Writing Britain will draw on the breadth of the Library's collections to explore how writers from Chaucer and Shakespeare to Virginia Woolf and Hanif Kureishi have been inspired by, and helped to shape, the nation's understanding of landscape and place.
This research offers a framework of transparency to understand the wider concept both in depth and breadth, drawing on the literature of decision-making in mega projects, PPP and understanding of transparency under various theoretical paradigms.
Paine acts as Ditto's musical muse, drawing out the breadth of the singers' talent.
The study is located within the decision-making and implementation literature, focusing on the importance of context, and the breadth of evidence and information that staff may draw on to guide their clinical practice.
As things evolved, Cha also drew on the European cooking techniques he'd acquired in local classes, integrating them into an impressive breadth of Asian-influenced dishes that he calls "modern Japanese cuisine".
Craig Peckham, an analyst with Jefferies & Company in New York, said he doubted that the sale of NYCE would hold back First Data, adding that the company could draw on a breadth of products.
It draws on a breadth of synthesized evidence and context-specific knowledge about a priority topic to impact policy agendas and action.
Under the new structure, the OECD will provide the analytical expertise while the UNDP will bring breadth, drawing on its extensive international development background in the field.
Drawing on graffiti and street art, the pieces in the series also include references to jazz, rap, punk, pop culture, and comics — a breadth of influence that Basquiat's work came to embody.
