"Neither" thus continues Mr. Varone's experiments in mixed forms.
The school might organise mixed forms in future years, "It's still early days".
Mr. Chen, best known for his production of "The Peony Pavilion," is working in a theater of mixed forms and his impact here comes from cumulative effect.
After the times of Meyerbeer and Halévy, grand opera began to respond to new musical and intellectual currents, evolving into a variety of mixed forms.
Egyptian gods are renowned for their wide variety of forms, including animal forms and mixed forms with an animal head on a human body.
Sounds of and feelings about wilderness reverberate in many musical genres, from the bluegrass of the Appalachian Mountains around Kentucky, Tennessee and the Mississippi, to blues, and folk's many mixed forms, including from the various British Isles.
Both adult and childhood abuse survivors are represented in most studies that involve participants with mixed forms of trauma, and 20 randomized studies have found E.M.D.R. therapy to be effective in the treatment of P.T.S.D.
Folk and popular music have their special indigenous and mixed forms in Asia (as in all the world today), but it is in the literate art traditions of Asia that historical and musical distinctions can be made most clearly.
His personal sympathies lay with mixed forms of government, in which a separation of powers protected individual liberties; his description of the English constitution, in which the king shared power with Parliament, strongly influenced French political thinking.
The possibility of mixed forms or of vasoplegic forms progressing to hypokinesis should not be overlooked.
The terms under consideration here are 36%% acronyms, 61 % full forms, and 3%% mixed forms.
