Ultimately, the decision rests of the criteria employed.
Opening the score, we find rests of an eighth-note at just those points.
Elsewhere in the same scene, however, he sings straight through rests of similar duration, sustaining an urgency that none but a pedant could fault.
The 1BC electrified posts, installed in the 1910s, paid subtle homage to the gas lamps that preceded them: they were designed with ladder rests, of the kind lamplighters would use on their morning and evening rounds.
The final decision whether to pursue aggressive treatment rests, of course, with the patient, the researchers said, but previous studies have shown that a doctor's recommendation is often the most influential factor.
He extends the held chords and rests of the static first measures, making them seem more than ever to open onto the infinite, and he sustains the contemplative mood with fine restraint.
The tour de force achieved by the curator of the show, James Lin, with the backing of the director of the museum, Timothy Potts, is to have brought to the West some of the art treasures that lay the foundations on which our understanding rests of the Han age in the second and first centuries B.C.
We meet in a grubby cafe, a few hundred metres from Vicarage Road, home to Watford FC, of which Football Manager is now a sponsor (the game's logo is stitched into the leather head rests of each luxurious seat on the bench).
She accepts it's not because the rests of the country is losing sleep over what happens in Wales but because of the power Plaid, together with the Scottish nationalists, might wield in a hung ("balanced" is the term they prefer) parliament.
The cysts arise from epithelial rests of the craniopharyngeal canal.
(E) Stage 3. Longitudinal section of an EFN with rests of the abscission zone (a).
