The genius of Disney Hall is, instead, that the modernity of its design places a listener in the frame of reference to hear all music as part of the modern experience, while the acoustics have the quality of the great concert halls of the past, where acoustical music has a visceral presence.
Hall's promise to "break down the walls", along with repeated references to hearing and seeing more of artists and performers "in their own words", appears specifically designed to build bridges with that critical creative community.
Clark said he could only speculate about the meaning of the Court of Cassation's reference to a hearing by the separate Constitutional Court.
Mr. Crump said the Tulsa police needed sensitivity training, a reference to comments heard on the videos by two officers in a helicopter.
In the 90's, on a regular basis, children with the same hearing characteristics were incorporated in the CI indication, deep hypoacusia and the equivalent expectations with reference to the residual hearing that was reduced.
The New Yorker, May 11 , 1968P. 107 U.S. JOURNAL about race relations in Kansas City, with specific reference to a recent hearing on fair-housing ordinances.
Converging evidence shows that pulse-salient models underlie rhythm formation; these models require synchronization of rhythmic events into felt pulse patterns [16], [17]; these patterns refer to the presence of a temporally equally spaced sequence of auditory events that serve as perceptual reference points to hear sound durations and patterns [18].
And in case you were wondering about the earlier reference to mushrooms, I heard this one the other day: "What have mushrooms and American consumers got in common?
In all programs, eligibility of patients for hearing aids was determined with reference to WHO Guidelines for Hearing Aids and Services for Developing Countries [ 2].
Petraeus hates to hear reference to Ameica as an empire, but that does not protect American forces from the fate of history of foreign troops in that land.
