The curtain went up to reveal, in place of the set of Act I of "Un Ballo in Maschera," the Met chorus, looking out expectantly.
Ms. Mortimer's décor faithfully represents the church setting of Act 1, a portion of which consisting of archways and a fancifully vaulted ceiling — all in stone — remains oddly in place for subsequent locales, including those outdoors.
The publications that printed her name "are simply attaching a name to a set of acts," he added.
McGregor has become an expert in blending a diverse set of acts into one enjoyable night, set in the Famous Spiegeltent.
The Rome Statute defines "crimes against humanity" as a set of acts "committed as part of a widespread or systematic attack directed against any civilian population".
Camp Bestival's first set of acts, according to organiser Rob da Bank, are a response to public demand, with two acts in particular having been booked after requests on the festival's forums.
Of course, the set of acts required for Savage's theorem involve even more acts that account for all the possible combinations of states and outcomes.
The second set of acts that define dominium — giving, receiving, and lending — provides the foundation for Wyclif's argument that all created dominium necessarily requires grace.
These are intended as constraints on an agent's preference relation, \ \preceq\), over a set of acts, \ \bF\), as described above.
The lottery-like options over which the agent has preferences are a rich set of acts that effectively amount to all the possible assignments of outcomes to states of the world.
