A similar density saturated Kaija Saariaho's "Ballade" and "Prelude," brief works in which a composer besotted with acoustic mystery fondly embraced traditional forms without sacrificing her characteristic sophistication.
He embodied two of the early New Yorker's most characteristic traits: sophistication and an air of bemused detachment.
This chapter discusses the capabilities of various cyber actors and provides some models that help articulate the characteristics and sophistication levels of various groups.
Instead of using only the adoption or non-adoption of ABC systems as a measure of product cost system design this research uses four different proxy measures of cost system sophistication to capture the characteristics of the product costing systems.
The movie musical has not so much died as migrated, taking with it the genre's characteristic mixture of sophistication and wholesomeness.
For her second album, Narada Michael Walden shouldered most of the duties, resulting in a more homogeneous collection whose lead single, "I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)", became a dance-pop landmark of the decade, its effervescence perfectly suited to Houston's characteristics of understated sophistication sweetened with perky vivacity.
Linking continuous tracer data with GIS interpretation of landscape characteristics increased the sophistication of our conceptual model of catchment processes.
It is unlikely that improving the sophistication in modelling grain size characteristics would affect the first-order hazard effects and their implication for emergency planning.
Sontag defined psychological comfort of clothing as "a mental state of psychological well-being expressive of satisfaction with desired affective states, such as femininity, sophistication, having fun, or aesthetic characteristics" (p. 10).
They all have limitations, assumptions, and different characteristics and levels of sophistication (Ishizaka and Nemery 2013).
