Although the candidates were allowed to campaign freely, observers noted several irregularities during the December 19 election.
But as we defend Syrians rights to move freely, we should note the other half of the equation, the thousands of Europeans who have travelled to Syria to commit terrorism against Syrians.
In their nontonal compositional procedures, Arnold Schoenberg and his 20th-century Second Viennese school abandoned the concept of key, using all notes freely without relating them to the system of functional harmony.
Still, the dollar is likely to remain the dominant reserve currency for the foreseeable future because the U.S. economy and financial markets are much larger than Europe's, and China's currency isn't freely traded, Marston notes.
Each element can be freely annotated with notes encoded with valid XHTML elements (lines 3 5).
Most trackers allow you to play notes freely without recording any music.
In more elaborate forms of organum, a freely composed melody was sung note against note above the plainchant.
At the very end, Golijov asks his brass players to improvise freely on the single note C, creating a strange, shimmering drone, while the chorus repeats in muted tones the lament of the opening.
The allegorical sci-fi vagueness is heightened by the fact that Grushin, as she explains in a note, "borrowed freely from three different periods of Soviet history": Stalin's '30s, Khrushchev's '50s and '60s, and Brezhnev's '70s.
I smiled as tears fell freely on Drew's note.
(Note, for freely moving cells, like swimming sperm cells, the flow field is instead inversely proportional to the square of the distance between the flagella, which can make quite a difference when trying to achieve synchronisation).
