Though Kean had handsome features, notably unusually expressive eyes, he was small, with a voice that was harsh, forceful, and commanding rather than melodious.
Dutilleux's characteristic finesse was realised with adroitness by the Rioters, notably in the expressive oboe-playing of Philip Haworth.
From the start, the origin of these images is unclear — at first, they seem as if they might be the actual digitizations that Brando mentions, but several elements of visual trickery — notably, the conveniently expressive frittering of the face at its edges — quickly suggest that they are Riley's own creation.
But the final step in the transfer of these various techniques from part music to genuine solo music came at the end of the century, notably in Italian monody (expressive melody with chordal accompaniment) and English lute songs.
If her voice is harsh and weathered, it is never less than expressive, most notably at Tuesday's opening-night performance in a rendition of the evening's show-stopping ballad, "Where Am I Going?" from "Sweet Charity".
Notably, the proposed framework is expressive enough to compare di.erent solutions for managing long running transactions such as BPEL4WS and StAC.
After studying the work of the French artists Honoré Daumier and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec in Paris, Nonell began experimenting with more-simplified and abstract forms, notably in a series of expressive still lifes (1910).
He drew on the full range of Romantic expressive tricks, most notably a flexible approach to rhythm and color, and lavish use of portamento, a sliding effect that made Tchaikovsky's melodies weep as they sang.
Arp's "Head and Shell" was the first work to enter her collection, but the balance between what might be termed Guggenheim's dual expressive outlets was notably unstable: for the next year and a half, she became known for exhibiting the most avant-garde artists, but even better known for having affairs with as many of them as she could.
Its expressive components most notably include enjoyment smiles, which serve as reliable markers of trustworthiness and cooperative intent (Johnston et al. 2010).
