Tony orchestrates by using the brushes to set up the sticks which gives the feeling of switching gears.
Last May, a court in the eastern Chinese province of Zhejiang held trials of two defendants accused of taking part in a phone-fraud scheme based in Kenya that had been orchestrated by Taiwanese ringleaders using mainland Chinese recruits, a Chinese newspaper reported at the time.
The investor, Hassan Nemazee, a former national finance chairman for Mrs. Clinton, orchestrated the fraud by using forged documents showing that he held accounts with collateral worth hundreds of millions of dollars, a federal complaint charged.
Because the episode contained several scenes of the Simpsons driving, the animators "orchestrated" the scenes by using several different backgrounds.
Of special interest was his loving relationship with "George Beatles," as Mr. Shankar called George Harrison, a relationship whose origins were not so much mystical as orchestrated by the music industry: Using the instrument as he ordinarily uses the guitar, Harrison introduced an elementary sitar passage into "Norwegian Wood," a Beatles number which came out in December , 1965
Phages often orchestrate their development by using phage-encoded activator proteins or sigma factors that are synthesized in and control different stages of gene expression.
Thanks to a world-wide vaccination campaign orchestrated by the World Health Organisation (WHO) using an effective vaccine that had been developed about 200 years earlier, the prevalence of smallpox was reduced to 10 million people by the year 1967.
Most leaks to the press are orchestrated by the administration, which uses an anonymous "senior government official" to communicate its views to the public without having to go on the record.
Flames is a cube of "light points" orchestrated by an algorithm that uses the same pointillist techniques as Georges Seurat and Maximilian Luce to simulate what we actually see when we look at fire.
There is also a lively Web site, nextbook.org, orchestrated by Blake Eskin, another author who used to work at The Forward.
