December 1 2012 Peter Phillips and his sterling chamber choir have been at the forefront of Renaissance performance for decades, bringing to the music a refined sensibility redolent of the Anglican tradition.
N-body simulations in astrophysics have been at the forefront of high performance computing, even before the first digital computer, with the galaxy collision experiment of Holmberg (1941), based on moving light bulbs, and then the heroic 300-particle computer simulation of the Coma cluster performed by Peebles in 1969 (Peebles 1970).
The high cost, rising prevalence, and documented quality gap has positioned diabetes in the forefront of policies benchmarking performance.
The flexibility of the yMusic players puts them at the forefront of a rapidly changing performance culture.
These batteries are also allowing significant vehicle carbon savings through "start-stop" technology and are at the forefront of developments in high performance hybrid electric cars.
Liz Santoro, whose "Watch It" won the carefully worded prize for "outstanding production (of a work at the forefront of contemporary dance and performance practice)," was among the artists who couldn't make it.
"Women artists had an opportunity, which they took and ran with, to be at the forefront of new media, like performance, video and installations," said Catherine Morris, a co-curator of "Gloria".
Twenty-eight yeafterfTop Top Gun catapulted Tom Cruise to the forefront of box-office performers, the 51-year-old A-lister has put in a solid if unspectacular performance with The Edge of Tomorrow, from director Doug Liman.
Achieving a sustainable built environment that is less vulnerable to seismic hazard has been placed on the forefront of research pertaining to structure performance under earthquake loading.
Bonds and Sosa are in the forefront of players suspected of using performance-enhancing substances.
