"It never bothered me one minute, not one single minute".
Rattle paired the Abrahamsen with Sibelius's final work, his highly concentrated seventh symphony, a piece, like Let me tell you, in three parts but performed in one single movement – a 20-minute riptide of emotion, churning ever onwards until landing on the rocky shore of an uneasy C major resolution.
In one single, uncut travelling shot lasting fully 96 minutes, a 19th-century diplomat wanders around the St Petersburg Hermitage, encountering great Russian personages, court scenes and giant crowd set-pieces, all in full period dress.
Feedback from a sample of GPs during a separate small pilot study of the logistics of BI suggested that the procedure took an average of 9 minutes to complete in one single clinical consultation.
Therefore, the PET data acquisition will be performed in one single bed position and last over 30 minutes to collect sufficient counting statistics for imaging, following the same clinical protocol reported by other investigators in previous clinical trials in USA [ 6, 10].
The main reason for the choice of the time interval of 10 minutes was a practical one: we could measure a patient in one single visit.
The moment could define Mr. Von Essen and the strange world he has entered since Sept. 11: one in which every single minute is somehow stuffed with 90 seconds of grief, pride, rage and bewilderment.
The film, one of several short independent documentaries shown by Cinemax on the Sept. 11 anniversary, sums up the attack in a single minute.
