Furthermore, historian James J. Reid, in his Crisis of the Ottoman Empire: Prelude to Collapse 1839 1878 notes several instances of later use, in particular in times of crises, and ordered by military commanders(if not, that is, directly ordered by the supreme authority possessed by the Sultan).
Not that Mr. Thomas sings a note in "Prelude and Liebestod," the terrifically enjoyable second part of this unbalanced evening from Terrence McNally ("Master Class").
Not that Mr. Thomas, a slender man, sings a note in "Prelude and Liebestod," the terrifically enjoyable second part of the unbalanced evening by Terrence McNally that opened last night under the title "The Stendahl Syndrome".
I allude to this contested northern boundary in the Prelude to Wild Sea, noting that it is "a difficult ocean to pin down..
Maturity might coincide with modernity, and the music of a postlude might sound the first notes of a prelude.
I believe that sending handwritten notes, as either prelude or follow-up to a presentation, helps us establish that our business gives clients the service and attention they deserve — and has helped us win new accounts.
But when the cellist struck up the first notes of the prelude from Bach's Suite No1 in G Major, it was like being transported into Walt Disney's Fantasia.
We developed a natural language processing (NLP) procedure to identify Framingham HF signs and symptoms among primary care patients, using electronic health record (EHR) clinical notes, as a prelude to pattern analysis and clinical decision support for early detection of HF.
As notes from the prelude of "Carmen" pierced the humid air, Mr. Zhang -- whose great-great-grandfathers played for Manchu emperors, whose father performed for Communist army generals and who was himself a member of China's best traditional music orchestra -- began another workday, playing for the subway riders of New York.
My notes to the Prelude briefly chart the history of the IHO's attempts to create a uniform system of nautical maps and charts, beginning with the first edition of the Limits of Oceans and Seas in 1928.
