This red-carpet event gives Jamal a pair of settings.
In particular, if, each week, the self-torturer follows his preference over the pair of settings he must choose between, he will end up in a situation that he finds completely unacceptable.
There are imitations of Debussy in the form of a pair of Verlaine settings made in 1910, after Stravinsky met the great French composer, and settings of Japanese poetry in Russian translation that show the dual influence of Stravinsky's new French friends with their passion for japonaiserie and of Schoenberg, whose "Pierrot Lunaire" provided the immediate model.
(A pair of Petrarch settings, in Italian, closes the disk on a lighter, but stylistically similar, note).
Using his own two-piano transcription, Daniel Paget, the chorale's director, leads the combined groups in Brahms's "German Requiem," while his counterpart, John Daly Goodwin, with the Westchester Concert Singers, conducts a pair of "Magnificat" settings across the centuries.
We compared mean convergence times between each pair of parameter settings using two-sample t tests assuming unequal variances.
Combinatorial testing began as pairwise testing in which first orthogonal arrays and then covering arrays were used to make sure that all pairs of the test settings were tested.
The expansion restriction was varied by adjusting the capillary tube metering valve pair to settings higher and lower than that of the original system.
The first is to postulate that pairs' states and apparatus settings share a common cause, which correlates certain types of pairs' states with certain types of settings (e.g. states of type λ1 are correlated with settings of type l and r, whereas states of type λ2 are correlated with settings of type l′ and r′, etc).
Yet, much of our understanding of social behavior has come from studies of just pairs of animals under artificial settings (Insel and Fernald, 2004; Langford et al., 2006; Moy et al., 2008; Branson et al., 2009; Dankert et al., 2009; Blumstein et al., 2010; Silverman et al., 2010; Ben-Ami Bartal et al., 2011; de Chaumont et al., 2012).
