During the performance, stationed amid the audience at a table littered with tape decks and electronic effects, Mr. Swanson injected distorted rehearsal fragments and other sounds, and swirled the mix throughout the space with loudspeakers.
With recorded music (before the advent of TV, most radio programming consisted of live performance), stations found a cheap programming source that attracted enough listeners to generate its lifeblood — advertising revenue — even after TV took hold.
Their first performance, "Stations of the Cross," staged during the Christmas holidays in 1972 before the group had gelled or chosen its name, involved Mr. Gamboa, Gronk and Willie Herrón, another of the group's founders, mocking both Mexican Catholic holiday traditions and the look of classic Mexican murals.
The traits were recorded according to the rules of German performance stations [ 23].
The phenotypes of all the F2 animals were recorded in a commercial abattoir, according to the rules of German performance stations [ 21].
Two different precipitation products are used as inputs to examine the model and their performances: station measured precipitation and gridded APHRODITE-precipitation, with two different snow cover products, namely, flexible multiday combined MODIS Terra Aqua (MODISMC) maps, and the standard MODIS/Terra 8-day composite (MOD10A2) product.
Piglets were then transferred to a performance test station, where growth and feeding traits were recorded with an ACEMA 64 electronic auto-feed intake recording station, which phenotypes feeding behavior and food intake circadianly (ACEMO, Pontivy Cedex, France).
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Instead, he called a mock game with Rose, and his performance convinced station executives he was the man to replace Wayne Hagin.
For improving network performance, a station attempts to successfully transmit more frames in less time, which, in turn, increases the number of anomalous slots.
