With his phenomenal talent for characterization, he created some of his most renowned roles in Fokine's Le Carnaval, Les Sylphides (a revision of Chopiniana), Le Spectre de la rose, Schéhérazade, Petrushka, Le Dieu bleu, Daphnis et Chloé, and Narcisse.
Philip Langridge, an English tenor who was renowned for roles by Benjamin Britten and was an eloquent interpreter of Handel, Mozart, Schubert, Janacek and Stravinsky, died in England on Friday.
In between playing the two stage roles, he won a second Oscar for what may be his most renowned screen role, that of the emotionally repressed World War II veteran in William Wyler's The Best Years of Our Lives (1946).
The plant-specific NAC (NAM, ATAF1,2 and CUC2) proteins constitute a major transcription factor family renowned for their roles in several developmental programs.
DARPA, renowned for its role in catalysing the development of the internet, has been taking a top-down approach.
Dr. Cosgriff, 88, was renowned for his role in clinical anticoagulation, a therapy used to treat vascular disorders.
In the last decade the station became renowned for its role in the birth of grime and dubstep, forging the talents of Dizzee Rascal, Wiley, Roll Deep, Tinchy Stryder, Skream and many others, and helping DJs Logan Sama and Hatcha to get shows on Kiss FM, and Target on BBC 1Xtra.
The famous little sister, now renowned for her role in "Martha Marcy May Marlene," has been attending premieres and talk shows with gusto and sporting a different style each time.
This means that everyone booking to see her be Ellen Terry at the Globe's new indoor theatre on London's South Bank will be there because they love her, or Terry, Dame Ellen Terry, in fact, a Victorian actress who was renowned for her Shakespearean roles.
He became a fast friend with Fanny Brice, the Ziegfeld comedian and singer, renowned for her radio role as Baby Snooks.
Sobchak, who called himself a "radical realist" and said he was inspired by the speeches of Martin Luther King, was most renowned for his starring role in the perestroika drama under Mikhail Gorbachev at the end of the 80s, for his cool and courageous defiance of the old guard putschists in the summer of 1991, and for the early promise of his governance of Leningrad.
