As the art developed over many centuries into a music of profound melodic and rhythmic intricacy, the discipline of a religious text or the guideline of a story determined the structure.
The book is strongly recommended to all energy experts as well as researchers and, in particular, lecturers as it provides a profound knowledge in the intricacy of political, economic and social impact of energy supply and exploitation.
Though Dornstein, like most of the American officials who investigated the case, believed in Megrahi's guilt, he recognized a kinship in Swire's profound engagement with the intricacies of the tragedy.
But he is part of an American subculture of people with a profound mistrust of government, some of whom traffic in the intricacies of germ warfare.
Few investment bankers understand the intricacies of the city budget; few bureaucrats understand the profound changes that are racking Wall Street.
But Simon remains the most intelligent songwriter of his generation — not the most powerful or the most profound, but the one best able to communicate the romantic and philosophical intricacies of modern life.
The achievement astounded the world of biochemistry with its intricacy and delicacy of technique, and the implications for medical research were profound.
The music becomes less stormy and profound than the Piazzolla versions, still moody but more focused on its own intricacies.
Mr. Conway, now 47 and one of the world's top Irish fiddlers, had found a mentor who not only transmitted the intricacies of the highly ornamented Sligo brand of fiddling, but also imparted a profound respect for traditional Irish culture.
Yet, one of the problems I encountered while teaching was that, although my students were incredibly adept at learning the intricacies of these theories, even with such difficult theorists as Marx, Gramsci and Foucault, they expressed profound insecurity, even paralysis, when asked to apply these theories to concrete, real life problems and situations.
