Brahms, who seemed an unlikely visitor in this program, was represented by a spare and delicate 1988 arrangement of his little-known "Ophelia Lieder," by the British composer John Woolrich.
Each composition on the program is represented by just a movement or two — a choice that could make purists scoff, but intended to keep the evening's pace manageable and lively.
For example, one could encode the Turing machine described above using only nine distinct heptad configurations (where s in the original "Thue" program is represented by (OOOOO), r by (POOOO), t by (OPOOO), p by (OOOPO), h by (PPPPP), 0 by (PPOPP), 1 by (OOPOO), > by (OPPPP) and * by (PPPPO).
You know you are entering relatively uncharted territory when the old guard on a concert program is represented by Gyorgy Ligeti.
In programming, this is represented by the constant background learning required just to maintain an up-to-date knowledge of the field.
SS and NSS are two major heterotic groups used in U.S. breeding programs that are represented by the lines B73 and Mo17, respectively.
The external barriers (study- or program-related) in these analyses are represented by the different steps of the recruitment procedure (up to pre-test, beginning of the prevention program).
With respect to dynamic programming approaches, the state of the art is represented by the improved dynamic programming algorithm (IDP) [10].
The higher hierarchical level is represented by the activity program choice model AP.
All of these interventions are represented by the New York City SRTS program, which in these data has been shown to be associated with a decline in school-travel related pediatric pedestrian injury risk in areas with completed SRTS interventions timed to the completion of those interventions.
