BEETHOVEN NINTH SYMPHONY Yet another New York Philharmonic performance of Beethoven's deathless final symphony would not be newsworthy but for the presence on the program of Mark-Anthony Turnage's 20-minute new "Frieze," which takes the Ninth (and Klimt's resplendent painting "Beethoven Frieze") as its inspiration but moves far beyond it in Mr. Turnage's signature eclectic, jazzy style.
Based on Ferenc Molnár's once-famous play Liliom, Hammerstein's book moves far beyond the realm of entertainment into the domain of the tragic and finally the inspirational.
As we shall see, the concept of the body-without-organs is put to work in a complex naturalistic philosophy of "desiring-production" that moves far beyond the question of sense into the realms of nature, history, and politics.
To be sure, corporate greenwash is an increasingly contentious topic around the globe — and it has moved far beyond the regulation of patently false claims.
Yet as science and technology, notably in the life sciences, included research in areas such as synthetic biology and nanotechnology as well, it tended to move far beyond the areas of health applications, involving issues such as bio-fuels, biomaterials, waste management and industrial bio-tech.
Since its founding Michigan State University has moved far beyond its identification with agriculture; like its rival in Ann Arbor, it has become a nationally recognized research institution.
As the worldwide wearables market is expected to swell to more than 126 million units shipped in 2019 (up from 19.6 million units in 2014), its applications have moved far beyond fitness trackers.
Thirdly, it can be objected that the argument does not really move far beyond two of its three crucial assumptions the assumptions set out, namely, at steps (5) and (11), to the effect that \ \Pr HI) \ge \Pr(T \), and \ HI\) entails \(\negt T\).
Though the term at first described a model of software development (where the underlying programming code is open to inspection, modification and redistribution), the approach has moved far beyond its origins.
Today, the Obama administration has another opportunity to partly right the United States' historical wrongs in Central America — by supporting Guatemala's legal initiatives and being firm with a military that hasn't moved far beyond its dark past.
