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He has also extended himself to produce numerous arrangements, of Mozart, of medieval and Baroque music and of songs by Johnny Mercer and others.

European nations tried numerous arrangements of guns and armour, such as centreline turrets, a central armoured citadel with large guns on turntables at each corner, lightly armoured big guns topside in barbettes (open-top breastworks), torpedoes in even the largest vessels, and substitution of high speed for armour.

Her compositional activity in these years was limited by time and pressures of work, but she produced two recorder trios the Offley and Deddington suites and made numerous arrangements for female voices of carols and traditional songs.

Tells of numerous arrangements by Ken Roberts, Sly's manager, Robert Altschuler, the vice-pres.

Archaeologists have found numerous ceremonial arrangements of whole turkeys, along with other animals, at sites in Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico.

His works include piano concertos, sonatas, numerous orchesral pieces and arrangements of black spirituals.

Such landscape self-organization is interpreted in terms of spatial arrangements of numerous land covers and fine scale patchy mosaics.

The settlement comes amid a European Commission investigation into the tax arrangements of numerous multinational companies accused of using cross-border structures to reduce their tax bills, sometimes with the help of secret and potentially illegal "sweetheart" deals.

Despite numerous investigations of atomic arrangements of long chain polymers, the nature of coherent diffuse scattering observed on the complete Fourier space image of polyethylene is still not well understood.

In fact, the great density of large, mostly multipolar neurons with smooth to varicose dendrites and the intensive staining of the neuropil which included numerous pericellular (basket-like) arrangements of presynaptic boutons altogether let the barrels in layer IV become visible (Fig.  1).

But by this time there already had been numerous examples of more democratic arrangements of audience spaces, ironically in court theatres, where rulers were increasingly interested in avoiding rivalries.