Equally, in India's cabinet and parliament, it is taken for granted that the Pakistan Army leadership provides aid to jihadi groups so that they can carry out terrorist attacks on Indian soil — the latest example being the band of ten young men who arrived in an inflatable dinghy at Mumbai's Badhwar Park last November 26th.
For example, the band gap of a single- and bilayered MoS2 decreases linearly with strain at the rate of ~45 and ~120 meV/%, respectively [133, 134].
For example, the band gap of TiO2 decreases due to Fe impurities [56, 57], which extends its response to a wider range of solar radiation compared to pure TiO2; the efficiencies of photochemical oxidation and reduction reactions of TiO2 are also greater if Fe impurities are present [57, 58].
For its performance at Merkin Concert Hall last Tuesday afternoon, for example, the band began with a group of works by Gesualdo, the eccentric Renaissance madrigal composer, and made their way to Mahler (both Gustav and Alma and Kurt Weilll.
At the freshman activities fair in Dillon Gym, for example, the band vies for attention amid rows of demonstrations by other student groups.
I was actually going to bring up Neko Case because I feel that was a great example of the band sort of morphing into what the needs of the project and artist were.
As an illustrated example, from Figure 4, we calculate the band of the unstable modes is ([1.1849, 1.6372]).
Some bands can be assigned to superpositions of signals from different biomolecules with CaDPA, for example the bands at 821 cm−1 (superposition of the ring-breathing mode of tyrosine with the CaDPA carboxylate stretching mode), at 1450 cm−1 (the CH2/CH3 deformation mode of proteins and lipids), and at 1578 cm−1 (ring vibration of guanine and adenine with pyridine ring vibrations of CaDPA).
Throughout the Big Band era, tap dancers performed with well-known orchestras; Bunny Briggs, for example, danced with the bands of Duke Ellington, Earl Hines, and others, and Ralph Brown was featured with Count Basie, Dizzy Gillespie, and Charlie Parker, among others.
The harmonic experimentation of the late swing era, evident in, for example, the Woody Herman and Charlie Barnet bands of the early 1940s, presaged the next development in jazz: bop, or bebop.
