In particular, Szigeti's handling of the concerto's saddest, worldliest music -- the G minor section ending the first-movement development -- seems to me a supreme benchmark.
Others have interpreted the monumental Chaconne, the approximately 15-minute movement that concludes the Partita No. 2 in D minor, as an expression of the Holy Trinity, with the opening D minor section representing the Father, the ensuing D major section the Son and the concluding D minor section the Holy Spirit.
The tests on the minor section were intended to excite different propagation modes and observe the respective cable responses.
The energization tests were simulated in EMTP using detailed and simplified cable models, corresponding to using a separate model for each cable minor section or a homogeneous equivalent for the whole cable length.
These results are much likely due to the French and Danish CGs being focused on adults, with a minor section dedicated to the "diagnosis and treatment of headaches in developmental age".
This water source likely had a local chilling effect on a volumetrically minor section of the deposit in the northwest.
The short sides of the pitch feature two minor terracing sections, respectively named the Eastern Stand and the Western Stand.
We report the case of a 17-year-old male who self-presented to the minor injuries section of our emergency department after a soccer match.
Later, the term Unazyah Formation was informally introduced by Al-Laboun (1982) as siliciclastics and minor carbonate section at the base of the Khuff Formation.
Figures 7(a) and 7(b) compare the displacement in the height direction in the major and minor cross-sections between models and to illustrate the effect of nuclear elasticity, which was (a) Pa and (b) Pa.
