Recently, with the Berlin Philharmonic, under Simon Rattle, he made an authoritative recording of "Les Illuminations," "Serenade," and "Nocturne," three major cycles for tenor and orchestra.
On the largest scale the slope stratigraphy is defined by two major cycles interpreted as composite sequence sets.
In addition to Fairfield's programs, Wesleyan University has scheduled two major cycles (as well as many other student and faculty recitals).
They have two major cycles: the creation myths, in which something is created out of nothing, and the Coyote myths surrounding the trickster par excellence of that name.
Medieval romance is classified into three major cycles: the "matter of Rome the great," the "matter of France," and the "matter of Britain" ("matter" here is a literal translation of the French matière, referring to subject matter, theme, topic, etc.).
Medieval romance is classified into three major cycles: the "matter of Rome the great," the "matter of France," and the "matter of Britain" ("matter" here is a literal translation of the French matière, referring to subject matter, theme, topic, etc).
Many workers have postulated the existence of two or three major cycles of degradation within Upper Triassic deposits of the western United States (corresponding to the Tr-3, Tr-4 and Tr-5 unconformities of Pipiringos and O'Sullivan [53] and Lucas [30]), each followed by generally fining-upward aggradational sequences [3], [30], [79], [81], [82].
Peroxidases are functionally diverse and participate in two major cycles: the hydroxylic cycle where peroxidases regulate H2O2 levels and release ROS (·OH, HOO·) and the peroxidative cycle where various substrates (e.g. phenolic compounds) are oxidized or polymerized.
TfL statistics released last week showed that cycle traffic on the first two major cycle superhighways, one running north to south past Blackfriars bridge, the other east-to-west along the Embankment, had risen by 55% in six months.
They had one major cycle that brought about political change.
