From there, he expanded the label to include classical music from the Middle Ages through the mid-twentieth century, performed by such notables as Gidon Kremer, Kim Kashkashian, András Schiff, and Patricia Kopatchinskaja.
In addition to using Swan Song as a vehicle to promote their own albums, the band expanded the label's roster, signing artists such as Bad Company, the Pretty Things and Maggie Bell.
For each gene-term association, we expanded the label in the GO hierarchy to include all 'is-a' and 'part-of' ancestors of each GO term.
The Versace family, who currently own the entire business, have spent the past year looking for an investor who can bring the cash injection necessary to expand the label globally, in return for a 20% stake.
We've completed a large clinical study to expand the label below 5 years of age — down to 1 year olds — and we think this has the potential to be a better way to prevent flu in kids.
"The university is looking forward to expanding the label over the next few years and ensuring it is wholly involved in not only the school of film, music and media's new music entertainment and industry management degree but the music business itself, in a professional context".
In 1965, Jim and Estelle brought in the young black promoter Al Bell to oversee Stax's marketing, and he swept through the company like a whirlwind, bringing in new talent, expanding the label's profile, and reassuring the likes of Isaac Hayes and David Porter that black talent could prosper in the Stax hierarchy.
Expanding the label's appeal this way was deliberate – Mikkelsen sees the Friends line as separate, yet connected, to the main brand, explaining that "the idea is to create something very different from our main collection, but at the same time capturing Day's DNA.
This report summarizes the findings of the research about the simulation student construct and the rationale for expanding the label from student to participant.
In 1998, Cephalon, the pharmaceutical company that manufactures it, received government approval to market the drug, but only for "excessive daytime sleepiness" due to narcolepsy; by 2004, Cephalon had obtained permission to expand the labelling, so that it included sleep apnea and "shift-work sleep disorder".
In 1998, Cephalon, the pharmaceutical company that manufactures it, received US government approval to market the drug but only for "excessive daytime sleepiness" due to narcolepsy; by 2004, Cephalon had obtained permission to expand the labelling so that it included sleep apnoea and "shift-work sleep disorder".
