Both the Annunciation tabernacle in Santa Croce and the Cantoria (the singer's pulpit) in the Duomo (now in the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo) show a vastly increased repertory of forms derived from ancient art, the harvest of Donatello's long stay in Rome (1430 33).
But it was not his only intention to present new and recent music, for Perspectives is as much about changing the context as it is about increasing the repertory.
During that time she oversaw 13 festivals, and by gradually increasing the repertory established the "Bayreuth canon" of ten mature Wagner works.
Collectively, our analysis suggests that increasing AP repertories might be an important factor in shaping human genome, transcriptome and diseasome.
Because allelic variation of CYP1A2 proteins may increase a repertory of toxic substrates metabolized by CYP1A2, it is reasonable to imagine that the high genetic diversity in macaque CYP1A2 has been maintained by balancing selection, where natural selection maintains highly diverged alleles having different functions [ 14, 15].
Thanks to nationally televised tournaments and cheerleading movies like "Bring It On" and "Sugar and Spice," the squads have become polyester-clad acrobatic troupes with an ever-increasing repertory of stunts, some of them potentially risky.
Our genome-wide analysis provided evidences that increasing alternative promoter repertories is positively associated with differential expression and disease susceptibility.
An additional explanation for the relationship with prescriptions per patient may be that a broader drug repertory increases the inclination to prescribe because it increases the therapeutic possibilities of the doctor.
The Knights, a young, energetic chamber orchestra formed by the cellist and conductor Eric Jacobsen and his brother, the violinist Colin Jacobsen, has been turning up with increasing frequency since 2006, as both a standard repertory ensemble and a new-music band.
Just as important to Watson, though, is his increasing involvement in the Royal's more classical repertory.
Leadership was shared by a triumvirate of conductors (Andrew Davis, Yan Pascal Tortelier and Marek Janowski), and the Pittsburgh musicians were given increased say over policy, repertory and the hiring of players.
