These sorts of contradictions make apt grist for the mill of academia, but they also resonated more personally for Yerushalmi, who was not only a professional Jewish historian — "a new creature in Jewish history," as he wrote in "Zakhor" — but also an ordained rabbi, who briefly led a congregation in Larchmont.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet These sorts of contradictions make apt grist for the mill of academia, but they also resonated more personally for Yerushalmi, who was not only a professional Jewish historian — "a new creature in Jewish history," as he wrote in "Zakhor" — but also an ordained rabbi, who briefly led a congregation in Larchmont.
The simplicity of creating a wildly diverse sate universe makes it apt for summer, the season of the senses.
The excellent electrochemical properties, electrical conductivity, large surface area, and mechanical softness of CNTs make them apt for the electrodes and current collectors of wearable SCs [93].
After calcination under controlled conditions, this waste has been shown to exhibit high pozzolanicity, making it apt for use as an addition in the manufacture of blended cements.
It is like a sharp knife, whose sharpness makes it apt for life-saving surgery but equally for stealthy callous murders (Raz 1979, 224 6).
And except that it doesn't have a rape (or the threat of one) in it, as four of the six full-length works staged here do, "Anton" made an apt spokesplay for the festival, which ends here this week.
But from that rejected score he managed to salvage a lighter yet appealing concert work, "Four Norwegian Moods," which made an apt opening for "Hollywood," the program of film music presented by the American Composers Orchestra, conducted by Dennis Russell Davies at Carnegie Hall on Sunday.
The foam generated with 4% (w/v) mixed solution of Span 60 and sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) showed an excellent stability and quality, which made it particularly apt for this study.
Snippets from "Hamlet," "Othello" or "Macbeth" are irrelevant, but presumably are what makes the show apt for a Shakespeare festival.
