Still, the choir's exacting pitch and coordination came through clearly in Frank Martin's intricate, effusive Mass and Mr. Pärt's uncharacteristically lively cantata "Dopo la Vittoria" ("After the Victory").
Like an expensive car, it's intricate, but mass-produced nevertheless, with more than six billion in circulation.
"There was also something poetic," Wolman writes, "… about demonstrating to the world that those coveted, almost sacred U.S. dollars were nothing more than intricate images mass-produced on fancy paper".
When the results of these measurements are superimposed on the results of nutrient uptake dynamics, the intricate interplay between mass transport dynamics and microbial activity in biofilms becomes visible, at least in simple experimental systems.
All components of the intricate structure, part grand Mass and part chamber song cycle, were crisply balanced.
In such a situation, a mass of intricate and thorny value dilemmas arises: Is military or revolutionary victory worth the price of economic ruin?
But as makers of inexpensive watches learned to replicate and mass-produce intricate movements, it became difficult to discern fine watches from $19 knockoffs.
But in 2009 the architect Steven W. Semes brought out his book "The Future of the Past," and had the nerve to ask just why sheets of glass reflected our time any better than intricate brickwork or Georgian massing.
It manufactures its mass base through an intricate web of clientelistic benefits.
This technology is an efficient and cost-effective manufacturing technique for mass production of complex intricate parts/components at microscale.
