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"Katherine has obviously achieved the highest peak in winning Olympic gold, but she's explored the breadth of the sport and achieved longevity," added Watkins.
This chapter explored the breadth and diversity of contextual archaeologies of cremation, arguing that in contrast to the rich and widespread evidence for cremation in the archaeological record, theoretical approaches in the archaeology of cremation have been relatively thin on the ground until fairly recently.
This study details an environmental scan that explored the breadth and depth of library/informatics skills instruction for medical students at academic health sciences libraries in the Western U.S., and represents a unique examination of a largely uncharted subject area.
The program seemed built to explore the breadth of timbres and textures the percussion world offers a composer.
Take to the saddle and you can explore the breadth of this beautiful, stark landscape in a day or two.
It remains the best book ever written about radio, exploring the breadth of American lunacy and beauty through the stories and the experiences of an itinerant radio host.
Steven Fox and his Clarion Music Society explore the breadth of Rossi's music in a program that includes selections from the composer's sacred and secular works.
(Woolfe) ★ 4x4 Baroque Music Festival (Friday) Some of the period instrument world's best players — including the violinist Robert Mealy and the harpsichordist Avi Stein — explore the breadth of the Baroque repertory in this annual early-music fan's farewell to summer.
His chance to explore the breadth of the Russian symphonic repertoire with the very finest of orchestras came in 1941, when he was once more appointed assistant – this time to the awesome Yevgeny Mravinsky at the Leningrad Philharmonic.
(Vivien Schweitzer) 4x4 Baroque Music Festival (Monday, Tuesday and Thursday) Some of the period-instrument world's best players — including the violinist Robert Mealy and the harpsichordist Avi Stein — explore the breadth of the Baroque repertory in this annual early-music fan's farewell to summer.
Yet, as he says, it provides a good opportunity to explore the breadth of his music since his commercial breakthrough in August 1997, when the sparse, insidious funk of You Make Me Wanna … got to No 1 in the UK and No 2 in the US.
