On the Wergo recording, the pianist is the jazz composer and bandleader Uri Caine, who brings his own incisive, spidery technique to bear.
As a director, Harris himself is something of a chameleon, joining his incisive vision to disruptive narrative techniques borrowed from Frank Tashlin, the French New Wave, and television comedy.
There was no faulting her rock-solid technique or coolly incisive tone.
Yet to judge from her pure but full and lustrous tone, her agile technique and her incisive and intelligent interpretations, being taken seriously has seldom been a problem for her.
The conductor Lothar Zagrosek's gesticulating baton technique did not elicit the most consistently incisive playing from the Vienna Philharmonic, but the sound, shape and character of the music-making were wondrous.
To get a more incisive perspective on voters, Obama's campaign moved far beyond traditional data collection techniques.
Pre-manifestation in silico extrapolation of cardiac defects is feasible with the use of large volume, multidimensional biodata, as high throughput techniques generate profound datasets which could serve as the foundation for incisive dissection of complex molecular patterns [ 9].
Gilbert displayed another aspect of his exceptional baton technique: he swept his arms in wide, flowing, yet rhythmically incisive motions, drawing out intense lyricism while keeping the ensemble impeccably unified.
In the transposition technique, the mental foramen is included in the osteotomy, to allow incisive branch excision, so that the IAN can be pulled into a new position, generally more posterior [16].
The cell-based functional assay can be used to acquire the information about the phenotypic effect of targeted "gene knockdown," which is a technique to reduce the expression of one or more of an organism's genes, in a way "incisive" when using RNA interference (RNAi) [ 62].
