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The induced isomorphism between Hochschild homology and cohomology is an instance of a new self-duality for the wrapped Fukaya category, a non-compact version of a Calabi-Yau structure.

On Saturday her play "Trio," a drama about the relationship between Robert and Clara Schumann and the young Brahms, will have its world premiere at the Sovremennik Theater here, a rare instance of a new American play receiving a commercial production in Russia.

The infrastructure that has produced the new boom is remarkable: from "Total Request Live" on MTV to the svengalis in Orlando, Fla., and Sweden who brought us the Backstreet Boys and 'N Sync, it's another 90's instance of a new model of producing and selling pop springing up overnight.

The Guardian is an instance of a new implementation type, impl.guardian, responsible for implementing the exception handling model.

In every instance of a new platform (such as Periscope, say) it automatically gets put to old uses (selfies, cats, yada yada).

Our authorization approach is embodied in two instances of a new pattern-based security engineering construct called a security solution frame, which groups together related patterns – both security "product" and micro-process patterns – in different sub-structures, horizontally and vertically, for a single high-level security policy (in our case authorization and policy management).

So the processor is enhanced with some instances of a new accelerator called object processor (OP) that handles object positioning and drawing.

It was one of the few instances of a new series being introduced on the Internet before it was broadcast on television.

There is, however, a distinct constitutional tradition established by the EU, which, according to [9], can be seen to represent the first instance of establishing a new constitutional order out of a set of already existing state-based constitutional arrangements.

In just over a year, for instance, sales of a new type of pacemaker that coordinates the action of both sides of the heart have hit $470 million, a figure that Glenn M. Reicin, an analyst at Morgan Stanley, projects will rise to $700 million next year.

He refused to don all the traditional garments - the ermine vest, for instance - of a new pope, to come out to the world instead in a simple white cassock, with what appeared to be something like a wooden cross on a plain cord around his neck.