The formal structure of a score, its large-scale architecture, also came through viscerally.
In Roman times the arch was fully exploited in bridges, aqueducts, and large-scale architecture.
The Romans, by contrast, used the semicircular arch in bridges, aqueducts, and large-scale architecture.
Not only Reich's greatest achievement, but one of the landmarks of 20th-century music, Music for 18 Musicians is a richly exuberant and alluring ensemble piece, which gives the pulsing layers of his instrumental writing a genuinely expressive and harmonically meaningful large-scale architecture, and demonstrated that minimalism was so much more than an ephemeral musical fashion.
To that end, it has released software, AQUA@home, that mimics the large-scale architecture of SETI@home.
Aggradation, progradation and retrogradation are the main patterns that define the large-scale architecture of Gilbert-type deltas.
These results argue for large-scale architecture networks rather than modular organization of language in the left hemisphere.
This work reveals a large-scale architecture for neural communication and provides a framework for using Drosophila to study functional brain networks.
Subsequent sandstone intervals are shown to heal this differential topography, giving rise to a simple layer-like, large-scale architecture despite the complex internal remobilisation-induced heterogeneity.
The presented parameter selection scheme compared to extensive optimization achieves 90% goodness in results with only 5% optimization time, which helps large-scale architecture exploration where optimization time is important.
