Gone is the mono-directional thrust of Classical and Romantic music; in its place a world of rotations and reflections, opening myriad paths for the listener to trace through textures of luminous clarity yet beguiling ambiguity". All of these performance are excellent realisations of the kaleidoscopic expressivity of Webern's music: listen to them all and decide which you like best!
The prospecting visit by Mr. Romney highlights the shifting contours of the Republican field and the myriad paths of trying to win the nomination in a campaign that remains awash in uncertainty.
Ramsay is not concerned that computer-assisted analysis has not yet delivered an interpretive method, a way of pruning the myriad paths that are opened up by the generation of data.
It's a new age out here in book land, and my relationship to my pioneering publisher is demonstrative of the opportunity, amidst the myriad paths to publishing, for authors to craft more personal, productive engagement in their publication process.
"The new generation of digital services has created a new dynamic of consumer freedom, limitless choice and myriad paths to discovery," Charles Caldas, the chief executive of Merlin, said today in a speech at the Great Escape conference in Brighton.
As it stands now, police-involved shootings are handled in piecemeal fashion, with myriad paths for investigators, family members of the deceased, and community members to go down.
9. Croome, Worcestershire Serene landscape and lakeside including a myriad paths through 18th-century pleasure gardens.
Although there are myriad paths to becoming a teacher in New York, candidates typically must complete a state-approved undergraduate program, majoring in the candidate's chosen subject, and pass three state tests.
Hardhat Tour. 5. Enjoy the out of doors Sprinkled with lakes, creeks and bike paths, the city provides myriad outdoor activities and views.
The profiles on this page provide a sense of the myriad professional paths that our alumni successfully pursue after leaving Harvard.
