Given the scale of the project, also managing a coherent curatorial overview is a massive challenge.
"The next big increment in value," he says, "is in trying to manage as a coherent system the entire process, from seed to crops to food to health and wellness".
"The next big increment in value," Shapiro told Forbes magazine in March 1997, "is in trying to manage as a coherent system the entire process, from seed to crops to food to health and wellness".
Bears 17-17 BrOuts oft of nowhere, Cleveland finally manage to put a coherent offensive series together, driving 85 yards on 10 plays, Edwin Baker taking the last of those into the end zone on a two-yard run.
I've been watching how conductor Simon Rattle puts together a programme of Sibelius's last three symphonies, and talking to the players about their feelings about this music, about how they collaborate with their conductors, and about their identity as an ensemble of 128 virtuosos who somehow manage to create a coherent orchestral entity of indescribable intensity when they play together.
I'm sure she'd rush to Taymor's defense but I believe Hunter herself is almost entirely responsible for this performance, as is Harewood and the others who manage to create a coherent part.
Poignant, relevant and intellectually engaging, it has managed to create a coherent exhibition out of works by 130 artists from 41 countries a rare achievement.The Istanbul Biennial is held in two huge former warehouses on the banks of the Bosporus.
Or maybe if people dance a lot to music that perhaps was composed for a different purpose but it manages to tell a coherent story, maybe that will automatically be considered a musical.
Just to come back to my original point: I find it quite remarkable that nobody has managed to produce a coherent model to justify the seemingly simple story that anyone, even a country that borrows in its own currency, can suddenly turn into Greece.
