Thus, the regenerative cycle optimization of the solar thermal electric generation differs from that of a solo ORC.
There is also a DVD that includes a solo performance from Franklin on the Steve Allen Show in 1964.
First came sections from Robert Battle's "Channels," a lyrical, fast-flowing dance that set a solo woman (Anne O'Donnell) amid shifting, geometrical group formations.
The business is sustainable only if μ(R i ) exceeds 0. That is, a solo miner survives if its computing power ratio satisfies: frac{p_{i}}{e_{i} + m_{i} r_{i}} > frac{1}{N * bp}.
Bacteriophages, like RB49, that contain a solo CYTH domain, which is closer to the version seen in its proteobacterial hosts, could have served as conduits for the lateral distribution of this domain.
It is a particular feature of traditional Indian dance that a solo performer, with musicians, can hold the attention of an audience for an evening's entire recital.
Despite their second-class status — at least as determined by the business and societal expectations — a good backup singer has skills that a solo artist typically does not.
But it was Duncan who proved that dance could be taken seriously outside the ballet academy and that a solo woman could take charge of her career.
PAGE C1 INDIAN DANCE AT THE THEATER It is a feature of traditional Indian dance that a solo performer, with musicians, can hold the attention of an audience for an evening's entire recital.
Its possible stylistic implication is that a solo voice sang the upper melody, accompanied by instruments playing the lower parts, although no documents remain to establish exactly how the music was performed.
He further notes that a solo performance by an individual dancer may also be its own artwork if that performance comprises the whole work.
