Edward Gardner, making his debut with the SCO, demonstrated his ability to produce a clear, steady beat and a clean ensemble, though this wasn't the ideal programme for showing his interpretative abilities.
He won a Pulitzer Prize in 1945 for his dispatches and interpretative articles on the Dumbarton Oaks Conference (1944) and another Pulitzer Prize in 1957 for a series of five articles on the devolution of executive power in the event of a president's disability.
To Nick Faldo, the great English player and current CBS commentator, Ballesteros was "Cirque du Soleil" for his stylistic and athletic interpretative abilities.
In addition to learning Christian theology and Latin, Mercator developed a practical and lasting interest in the elegant italic script in which he engraved place names and interpretative text for his maps.
The conqueror's ambition is likewise frequently cited as a motivation for his action, occupying in the interpretative schema the place which was later to be occupied by the Romanian idea.
The clinic is recognized for providing language interpretative services for diverse cultural groups.
Hamburg also has state schools for music and interpretative art and for the sculptural arts, as well as some 250 research centres covering such areas as hydrography, oceanography, tropical medicine, shipbuilding, economics, meteorology, and particle acceleration.
As each CBM session includes 96 trials for attention (faces) and 96 trials for interpretative bias (words), the study will have ample power to investigate this outcome.
The Post became noted for its interpretative reporting, and the cartoons of Herbert L. Block (Herblock) gave the editorial page a cutting edge, drawing much applause (mixed with denunciation from Herblock's targets) and a wide readership.
Being the most commonly used model of transport of solute and heat in porous media, analytical solutions of the convection dispersion equation are of great importance for both interpretative and numerical model validation purposes.
