Sentence examples for performed nowadays from inspiring English sources

When Verdi revised the opera for performance in Paris in 1865, he added a ballet (rarely performed nowadays) to this scene.

Yet it is rarely performed nowadays, perhaps because until very recently Davies was producing new orchestral works at such a rate that there was no incentive for orchestras to explore his back catalogue.

Unlike those works, though, Moses und Aron is almost always performed nowadays as Schoenberg left it when he abandoned the score in 1932, with only two of the planned three acts completed.

Furthermore, 8.3 % of all resolved issues are backed out, a process that is performed nowadays by sheriffs (and, before June, 2011, by developers themselves).

Several new techniques are performed nowadays to speed up the osseointegration process by altering the surface of the implant chemically (incorporating inorganic phases onto the titanium oxide layer) or physically (increasing the level of roughness) [10, 11].

Whereas the predicted charge/discharge values for these devices do justify the intense research efforts performed nowadays, great problems are still present which must be overcome in order to make Li/air and Li/O2 a reality for future large-scale applications.

The orchestra's upcoming program at Carnegie Hall — an evening of post-Romantic European nationalism that begins with Grieg's "Peer Gynt" Suite No. 1, a work that major orchestras usually perform nowadays as a pops piece — could have been beamed in from the nineteen-forties.

Since then many different protocols have been performed and nowadays at least 10 12 systematic biopsies of the peripheral zone are recommended as a first line strategy.

Taken together, this collection of articles underlines the importance of the social role that the European agricultural model performs nowadays, through the production of public goods and services in favor of a new community welfare model.

And I'm not just talking about performing, though nowadays it's hard to escape Russell Brand, who popped up in The Tempest, will shortly be heard as voice of the Easter Bunny in Hop, and seen as Arthur in the remake of a film that starred Dudley Moore, another British TV comedian who was (briefly) clutched to the bosom of Hollywood.

The manuscript is very well written and will hopefully make a lot of us think twice about the way we perform research nowadays.