(In another novel in which Shostakovich plays a major part, William T. Vollman's mammoth "Europe Central," the quartet's composition is detailed extensively — and Shostakovich's neurotic, lacerating style more closely imitated).
Though his harmonic language has pungently modern elements, the true modernism comes from the way the vocal lines closely imitate the rhythms and contours of the Czech words.
In order to closely imitate EH in premenopausal women, oophorectomy was not performed on mice in this study.
Naturally, Urdu poets began by closely imitating, often even plagiarizing, Persian masters, but later on they spoke in a more authentic voice.
Among the countries that closely imitated the Prussian system were Austria-Hungary, tsarist Russia, and Japan.
The words and music closely imitated the Resistance songs that the BBC had broadcast into occupied France.
Clinically and radiologically ochronotic cartilage destruction closely imitates anklyosating spondylitis additionally affecting the big peripheral joints and making joint replacement necessary at young age [ 3, 10].
Behavioural economists argue that consumers are not hyper-rational but have predictable biases, and they use insights from experiments to make models imitate reality more closely.
In the 14th century and later there was a return to less flamboyant ways with the tendency to imitate earlier models more closely, but the habit of enlarging some and diminishing the size of other letters never died out.
ICC: Intraclass (intracentre) correlation To compare results from various models in analyzing the COMPETE II trial, and assess accuracy and precision of the effect estimates, we included an additional scenario in design (c) to imitate this motivating example more closely, with respect to sample size and centre composition (scenario 9).
