For the MCO-coated H230, the reduction step of the reactive sintering process converts the MCO coating to a mixture of Co and MnO with a thin Cr-rich oxide layer at the interface with the alloy substrate.
The MCO patterns M2 and M4 were only found in 15 and 65% of all MCOs (Supplementary Table S1), respectively.
In order to ensure accurate assessment of prior vaccinations from the MCO records, the analyses of TDCVs given before the Td vaccination were restricted to persons with at least five years of continuous enrollment in the MCO prior to the Td vaccination of interest.
The MCO played it with an almost queasy beauty, and the singing was flawless.
The smoothness of the MCO sound precludes the asperity and abrasion that some interpreters bring to the piece.
Gilbert and the MCO were responsive to his every gesture, plumbing the music's depths with restraint and great density.
The MCO, said Shostakovich, was "the greatest chamber orchestra in the world".
On that visit the MCO joined the Bath Festival Orchestra that Menuhin had founded in a performance and esteemed recording of Tippett's Concerto for Double String Orchestra.
Here the Scherzo flashed and flamed with a dexterity that was astonishing, while Gilbert and the MCO achieved the remarkable feat of making that dreadful ending sound something other than churchy and staid.
Here members of the MCO began the programme with a spick-and-span rendition of the bright and breezy Octet, an alternately boisterous and thoughtful piece from the early years of the Russian composer's neoclassical period.
Goskonzert, the state concert agency, would receive requests for Barshai to conduct abroad and turn them down without consulting him; on other occasions he was not permitted to join the MCO on tour abroad.
