Mulgrew Miller represents the main line of the postwar jazz piano tradition in its current state, the stout artery extending outward from Bud Powell and Al Haig, encompassing Thelonious Monk and coming through Horace Silver, Bobby Timmons, Herbie Hancock and McCoy Tyner.
For example, a 2006 report by Stout et al. states that "for the first time since the inception of tuberculosis (TB) surveillance in 1951, foreign-born individuals accounted for most of the active TB cases in the United States" [ 17].
"To date, every court has agreed with us that his charges are meritless," said Robin J. Stout, senior counsel for the Empire State Development Corporation, the state agency that oversees the redevelopment of Times Square.
Penn State's defense was stout and physical, true to its gridiron tradition.
However, only recently it has begun to be appreciated that macrophages are able to reversibly and dynamically switch from one activation state to the other (Stout and Suttles, 2004; Porcheray et al, 2005; Gratchev et al, 2006).
Busemeyer and Stout [Busemeyer, J. R., & Stout, J. C. (2002).
With first place in the Big Ten on the line, the No. 11 Michigan State women's team used its stout defense to beat host No. 23 Penn State, 60-49.
Mr. Stout also said the men's living conditions violated local and state health regulations.
The field goal was blocked, continuing Penn State's special teams woes, however their defense remained stout, forcing another punt, however on the Lions' ensuing drive, Hackenberg threw his first incomplete pass of the day, forcing a punt.
"Imagine if the public health system relied solely on emergency room response to heart attack victims," said Dr. Stout, an adviser to Gov. Christie Whitman from 1994 to 1999, and who ran the state's juvenile justice commission for two years.
