The show definitely lost its grounded quality as it aged and Toby would have made an amazing – and completely logical – Scranton Strangler.
In fact, that floating but grounded quality is the defining attribute of his music – like a person wanting to believe in magic, but knowing it's all just sleight of hand.
The countertenor Drew Minter, who sang Ptolemy, credits Sellars with spotting the paradox that audiences find so thrilling in Hunt Lieberson: "He recognized her elemental, grounded quality, and at the same time he encouraged her wild freedom".
On Monday Natalya Uvarova, a spokeswoman for the Russian Culture Ministry, told Agence France-Presse that the latest delays could be "explained mainly by the ground quality, which made it necessary to reinforce the foundations further".
The final map classified the ground quality in the study area.
This enables the ground quality to be found directly in these systems from characterization of only one set of observations.
If respect is something to which all human beings have an equal claim, then, it has been argued, the ground quality has to be one that all humans possess equally or in virtue of which humans are naturally equal, or a threshold quality that all humans possess, with variations above the threshold ignored.
But even in its moments of high-flying theater -- as when two enormous disco balls descended during the slow-motion strut of "Everlasting Light" -- Saturday's gig had an appealing low-to-the-ground quality that made Staples Center feel like a (very pricey) neighborhood bar.
In grounded theory, quality assessment is only discussed in terms of a 'personal note' being made on the context, quality and usefulness of each study.
As she explained, Chinese medicine is based on a balancing act of Yin (the feminine, calm, cooling, subtle, substantive, hormonal, grounded, settled quality in each of us) and the Yang (the masculine, energetic, mobile, powerful counterweight).
