In 1867 he began to follow the career of his father as a trombonist, but later he took engagements as an orchestral violinist and served as a conductor.
Since eye contact among the players was precluded by the compartments, more elaborate portions of "The Manganiyar Seduction" were coordinated by Daevo Khan, who served as a conductor, a dancer and at one point a jaw-dropping soloist on castanets.
Here, we review recent findings that suggest that the functional architecture of cognition is profoundly rhythmic and propose that the PFC serves as a conductor to orchestrate task-relevant large-scale networks.
She refused even to draw from photographs; as she puts it, "I felt the need to complete my drawings on the spot, to serve as a conductor for the energy generated by events as they happened".
An outspoken abolitionist, he condemned the Fugitive Slave Law, served as a conductor on the Underground Railroad, championed John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry, and refused to pay the poll tax in Massachusetts, partly on the ground that it sustained the institution of slavery.
The exhaustive notes (250 pages of them) are often considerably more informative, factually speaking, than Twain: he never mentions, for example, that his father-in-law was an abolitionist who served as a "conductor" on the Underground Railroad, helped Frederick Douglass to escape and became his friend.
As rails serve as a conductor for electrical current, there was intermittent electrical discharge that led to arcing.
A copper disc, with a copper wire, being pressed to the metal contact side of the sample, served as a conductor in order to integrate the sample in the anodic etching system.
James Levine, seen here in 2009, served as a conductor with the Met for more than four decades.
6) CARL DAVIS: Since 1961, this American born artist has made his home in the UK, where he serves as a conductor with the London Philharmonic Orchestra while regularly conducting the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.
The Alliance serves as a conductor of a diverse orchestra of 1,300 actors - from governments to businesses to academic institutions and women's cooperatives - while pooling varied financial resources from the public and private sectors.
