However, while Liszt authority Humphrey Searle asserts that Liszt's later inclusion of a chorus effectively sums up Faust and makes it complete, another Liszt expert, Reeves Shulstad, suggests that Liszt changed the work's dramatic focus to the point of meriting a different interpretation of the work itself.
So the point of most merit scholarship programs, Professor Organ said, isn't merely to tempt prospective students who might otherwise not attend, though that clearly is one result.
On Thursday, President Obama has to do more than call Congressional leaders to find "common ground" by acknowledging points of Republican merit and Democratic flexibility.
We show that, assuming that two of its defining matrices are positive definite, this symmetric CQEiCP reduces to the computation of a stationary point of an appropriate merit function on a convex set.
By validation I mean that we want our partner to agree with us, to say that our point of view has merit, to say that we're right.
In point of the figure of merit, all ITO/AZO multilayers present enhanced optoelectronic properties in NIR region with respect to single ITO film or single AZO film.
The one exception is laid out in Section 1 7), and provides that leave to appeal is only valid if either the High Court or Court of Appeal certifies it as such, and the High Court confirms that the case concerns a point of law which merits consideration.
The effort includes point-of-sale information explaining the merits of rare farm animals.
As pointed out, different figures of merit based on the thermophysical properties can be used to compare the heat transfer performance or pumping power of nanofluids to those of the base fluid.
Russian Toys can also been shown and earn Certificate of Merit Points at FSS Open shows.
