We know it was in part executed for the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence and was painted over in the late 16th century.
At the foreground of every track is a drum part executed, with slippery precision, by Ahmir Thompson, a k a Questlove, the brain behind the Roots, and a musical savant whose obsessiveness rivals Mr. Costello's.
As the National got going at Chichester, he scored again in Arden's The Workhouse Donkey (1963), as a blustering Labour politician, Alderman Butterthwaite, another northern character part executed with a high degree of absurd and demonic rascality.
Two acquisitions today that were for the most part executed so Silicon Valley companies could buy their way into the UK (and Ireland) market.
Direct STAT binding to cognate genomic targets will, at least in part, execute cytokine stimuli.
Immune cells such as neutrophils, monocytes, and macrophages all play critical roles in the killing of A. fumigatus, and this is in part executed by recognition via PRRs and release of AMPs.
So beyond the obvious technical feat thousands of moving parts, executing a programmed score the performance dazzled on a basic level.
They were able to get it done even in that time only because they split the 33-minute episode — the longest-ever installment of the eight-year-old series — into several parts, executing the drawing, sound recording, background painting and animation on each of those segments simultaneously.
The three parts execute in parallel in order to theoretically reduce process time by half and double the graphic processor's utilization.
"I thought he went out and for the most part did a good part of executing the game plan," Maryland Coach Randy Edsall said.
