Garbarek and classical music's Hilliard Ensemble are winding up a 20-year partnership, and Temple Church's unusual circular nave was the perfect echo chamber for this quintet's ethereal sounds.
In order to assign T2 values of different protons along the chains of OA and MO, the perfect echo sequence [ 39] was applied on a Bruker AVANCE III 600 MHz NMR spectrometer, at 298, 318, and 338 K. Peaks were assigned according to [ 40].
Though at home he has created the sort of perfect echo of other places -- the Marais or a farmhouse in the south of France -- that only exile can produce, he denied recreating anything he had left behind.
The soldiers moved around them in a vague, ambitious manner; they did not dare to approach, though one brash, sassy fellow went to the edge of the promontory and called, "Yo te quiero mucho!" The words returned with the hollow sub-music of a perfect echo, and the sisters, blushing, looked more deeply into the valley.
The e-mail was a perfect echo of the type that Mr. Obama routinely sends out as he searches for cash.
At the party after the event, at Mr. Kelly's home in SoHo, there was a bowl of apples in the center of a large white marble table -- a perfect echo of the exhibition, until a red-wine spill.
But Hankes said his comments were a perfect echo of the ideology espoused on neo-Nazi websites.
Nguyen liked the dancing, but she was critical of how the song sounded, as she felt "it lacked something and didn't really feel worthy of the standing O", while Futterman said "Santana's sassy vocals are a perfect echo of Winehouse's, but the rest of the song feels a bit like a circus".
"Those stairs were a perfect echo chamber". Toward the end of high school, Senatore switched to bass and after graduation, worked for a while before applying to Juilliard, where he went on scholarship.
Mr. Bernal and Ms. Gainsbourg resemble a pair of fine-boned, exotic birds, exchanging tentative mating calls in their differently accented English (his tinged with Spanish, hers an eerily perfect echo of her mother, the British actress Jane Birkin).
The prison's concrete, steel and plexiglass created perfect echo chamber acoustics.
