Friends thought of him as a maestro in a toolbelt, a whiz with a hammer and nails.
The fate of the damned involves little more than petty nuisances (cold coffee), monotony (blowing bubbles for all eternity), irritation (a maestro in a room full of banjo players), rich irony (dogs carrying mailbags and picking up after themselves) and, of course, heat ("Hot enough for ya?" says one of the damned to another, with the caption, "Nerds in hell").
Fluorescence was observed using a Maestro In-Vivo Imaging System (Cambridge Research & Instrumentation, Inc., Woburn, MA, USA).
Hamilton, arguably the most nuanced actor we have of Chekhov's various nuances, made me see the maestro in an entirely new way, while Daniel Alexander Jones as a black American sheathed in European affect, brought me to tears with his presence and showmanship and need.
Spectral fluorescence images were obtained using the Maestro In-Vivo Imaging System (CRi Inc., Woburn, MA, USA).
So here is a classic test of time: Can a distinctive sound lovingly shaped by 20th-century maestros in a decidedly 19th-century setting survive, let alone thrive, in the 21st?
Having made his fortune at an early age as the founder of the magazine Institutional Investor, he first stepped out as a maestro, in 1982, with a performance he expected to be his last.
The previous music director, Yuri Temirkanov, was a maestro in the traditional mold, a fervent interpreter of familiar repertory.
Preliminary models of AEGRS with the terminal capping groups of ACE (acetamide - N terminus) and NME (N-methyl - C terminus) were built with random conformations using the "Builder" tool in Maestro (v8.5) (MAESTRO: A Graphical User Interface for Schrödinger Suite of products (v8.5) developed and marketed by Schrödinger LLC., 120 W. 45th Street, New York NY 10036).
Whip may be a maestro in the air, but he's an absolute wreck on the ground.
The British maestro Jane Glover, in a long-overdue début, leads the concerts.
