The old rules of ensemble theatre, whereby actors were strictly tied to one theatre, were abandoned and many of the Volksbühne's star performers were allowed to pursue parallel careers in film, TV and at other stages.
(If Xiaobo is an important dissident, Han Han's caustic commentaries – which are read by a giddying third of all Chinese web users – leave him free to pursue parallel careers as a racing driver and singer without undue interruption from the authorities).
Butler and the Impressions parted company to pursue parallel careers but remained in contact, and the group's guitarist, Mayfield, provided Butler's next big hit, "He Will Break Your Heart" (1960); its gospel structure established the blueprint for the sound of the city for the next 10 years.
Thus, it will now be possible to pursue parallel lines of research on diverse phase of the crab's memory using two different learning models.
In his "Pulse Shadows" on Teldec, singer-and-ensemble and string quartet pursue parallel tracks of lyrical, luminous, sharp meditation on the poetry of Paul Celan.
France and Germany are pursuing parallel initiatives to bolster their best universities.
In this work, we first pursue results parallel to Theorems A and B, then extend Theorem C to a vector-valued version.
In the early 1970s Politzer along with Gross and Wilczek, who were pursuing parallel research at Princeton University used particle accelerators to study quarks and the force that acts on them.
Meanwhile, auditors from the Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission are pursuing parallel investigations of charges that Symbol improperly booked revenues from 1998 through 2001 to inflate profits.
Some but not all had backgrounds in folk (Kirkpatrick is the son of sometime Steeleye Span member John Kirkpatrick) and each is committed to 60 days work a year with the group, otherwise pursuing parallel careers.
