But with rare exceptions, no matter how updated the concept, every note and word of the original score is performed faithfully.
Fully automated culture and scale-up of select hNS was achieved; cells supplied by the robot maintained the molecular profile of multipotent NS cells and performed faithfully in neuronal differentiation experiments.
Accompanied by a band, the troupe members perform scenes faithfully, asking theatergoers afterward if they want to see them do it again, in a pointless nod to interactivity.
These planes are used to partition the volume into subdivisions, whereby a local segmentation could be performed more faithfully.
He offered them no guidance, and promised to perform their script faithfully, so long as it was under three minutes long, and required no nudity.
It was closing time by then, and Cohen started clearing the top of his desk a task he faithfully performs every day, since he is a model of efficiency.
In a letter to The New York Times in December 1986, Mr. Fomon wrote that a chief executive should be entitled to rely on his subordinates to perform competently and faithfully.
For one, the baritone Thomas Hampson has faithfully performed songs by Mahler on texts written from the perspective of a woman, as well as song settings of poems by Whitman and others that are homoerotic.
The land belonged to the Duke of Devonshire who, forewarned of the mass trespass, mobilised his gamekeepers to defend his grouse moors and invited the parish clerk to remind the ramblers of the law - a task that he would have faithfully performed if the transgressors had remained long enough in one place to allow him to address them.
When low-wage workers faithfully perform their jobs, Trump says, "Give them less money!" "I have seen what's going on.
