The major works of his last two decades — the ballet "Dybbuk," the musical "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue," the vocal symphony "Songfest," the semi-autobiographical opera "A Quiet Place," and the orchestral suite "Jubilee Games" — show a falling off of inspiration and a more uncertain command of structure.
The major works of his last two decades the ballet "Dybbuk," the musical "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue," the vocal symphony "Songfest," the semi-autobiographical opera "A Quiet Place," and the orchestral suite "Jubilee Games"—show a falling off of inspiration and a more uncertain command of structure.
The Article also reconciles economists' and lawyers' understanding of probabilities, highlights the challenges of modeling risk-bearing costs resulting from uncertain legal commands, and provides theoretical support for gain-based sanctions beyond the limited settings where the complete deterrence theory has justified their use thus far.
Moscow has conveyed to the U.S. military command "in no uncertain terms that any attempts to open fire from areas where SDF fighters are located would be quickly shut down," Konashenkov said in a statement.
Though O'Reilly established Spain's command "in no uncertain terms," the policies he and subsequent Spanish governors put in place "were relatively progressive, at least by colonial standards," Ned Sublette writes in "The World That Made New Orleans," an absorbing study of the transition from colony to American city.
For eight months Cabral made all preparations, but for reasons which remain uncertain, he was relieved of command.
It thrives and multiplies in unknown territory, and can command when things look uncertain.
Caesar's army was still under-strength, with certain units remaining in Gaul, but on the other hand Pompey himself only had a small force at his command, and that with uncertain loyalty having served under Caesar.
This paper is concerned with neural networks-approximation based command filtering backstepping control for uncertain strict-feedback nonlinear systems with unknown disturbances.
Pat's voice is faltering and uncertain where Naipaul's is relentlessly in command, but its small observations, evasions and sudden bolts of understanding haunt the reader up until her death of cancer, which gives this story its heartbreaking end.
The friction between Mr. Kennedy's uncertain feel for politics and his instinctive command of governance led to his gravest miscalculation, his ill-executed attempt to unseat his party's incumbent president, Jimmy Carter, in the 1980 primaries.
