It was in that balance of moment-to-moment specificity and overarching commitment that Ms. Mattila — well supported by the orchestra and its music director, Alan Gilbert — excelled.
Second, specificity is condition dependent.
Applying effects with a broad brush, he uses words as a vehicle for emotion rather than, like Mr. Simo neau, a container of it, and he thus misses the moments of specificity that could turn a good performance into a great one.
These moments bring specificity and personality to otherwise straightforward tracks, showing the ways in which the label was exciting in the first place its willingness to dialogue with other genres, or toss all ideas of genre out of the window in favor of sonic destruction.
"In the original spirit of the gallery, which began out of my apartment in the winter after 9/11, I feel that this moment has a specificity ripe for change," he wrote.
Meade does not rival Callas's furious specificity, her moment-to-moment emotionalism.
Memories of the fatal moment have an arresting specificity ("I was listening to Led Zeppelin," "I was wearing a dark blue suit and slingback stilettos") and at times a kind of poetry: "I could see the houses sliding away until only blue sky was left," "I bounced around the carriage like a ball inside a washing machine".
It pulls you into the specificity of a moment.
Equating sensitivity and specificity for the moment to 70%, which was the result for the best classified patient, for an event prevalence of 10% during the 2190 time intervals reported, the positive predictive value would only be 19%.
The specificity and originality of their moment-to-moment creation of images offers new ways for viewers to confront the notion of what "narrative" might be.
Although at the moment such HDAC inhibitors show little specificity for individual HDAC family members [ 8], efforts have been made to develop specific small-molecule inhibitors, and various compounds are currently in clinical trials for various forms of cancer [ 9].
