The practice this gave him in conducting other people's music with players of variable ability provided valuable experience, tempering his natural impatience with anything that was not perfect.
Among such prejudices are those that favour an established church and a landed aristocracy; members of the latter, according to Burke, are the "great oaks" and "proper chieftains" of society, provided that they temper their rule with a spirit of timely reform and remain within the constitutional framework.
And while the singer's singed self-loathing was present in the Strokes from the beginning, it was always tempered with music that provided some uplift.
The increments of this process, called tempered fractional Gaussian noise, provide a useful new stochastic model for wind speed data.
In summary, although there was some enthusiasm among the reviewers for the work, this was tempered by concerns regarding insufficient support provided for the strong claims being made.
The method of parallel tempering provides good sampling of systems that have a free energy landscape with many local minima.
The addition of pottery additives (temper) provides both production-based benefits gained during the initial vessel formation phase, and performance-based benefits associated with post-firing vessel daily use.
While brokers and financial planners are scarcely saints and have contributed to past bubbles, they can, potentially, provide historic perspective to temper the wilder excesses of new investors.
Although still a multipass process, the number of passes is reduced in comparison to an arc weld of the same thickness, and the deposition of successive passes provides a degree of tempering to previously deposited weld metal in a way that the electron beam welding process does not.
So there was this idea in one neighbourhood, Complexo De Maré, that the presence of tourists could potentially work as a buffer, if only by providing more witnesses or tempering the behaviour of the police".
