Encouraged by his father, Shiv Kumar shifted his instrumental focus to sanṭūr, with the aim of using the instrument to perform Hindustani music.
This was all worth mulling over on Saturday and Sunday, throughout the course of this prestigious competition, which changes its instrumental focus from one year to the next.
Hunter's rich, alto voice cuts through shimmering synth lines and wobbling electric guitar riffs and takes centre stage, in a departure from the more instrumental focus of that debut, Twin-Hand Movement, and 2012's Nootropics.
This specific instrumental focus has an individual and a socio-economic dimension.
This blinkered instrumental focus is neglecting the cultivation of the skills essential to democracy (Nussbaum, 2010).
Like the traditional analysis, Holmer (1999) classifies Seediq focus/voice into four categories, namely, agent focus (AF), patient focus (PF), locative focus (LF), and instrumental focus (IF).
The review, therefore, avoids the excessively economic and instrumental focus of too many policy reports in this field, recognising the cultural, social and political value and meaning of ECEC services and their many possibilities.
Figure 1 gives a rough idea of what the thematic mismatches look like (PF = patient focus, LF = locative focus, IF = instrumental focus; the argument at the bottom represents the thematic role of the trigger designated by the corresponding focus/voice morphology): Open image in new window Figure 1 Thematic correspondence between focus morphology and trigger.
Instead, they spoke of how they were comforted by oncologists' instrumental focus, calmness and constancy.
While communication research and training has emphasised the importance of explicit emotional discussion in supporting patients, our findings point to the value of oncologists' expert instrumental focus and the biomedical information they gave, both of which were deeply emotional in their effects on parents.
