His "Poème Symphonique" calls for 100 metronomes whose unified beat inexorably disintegrates into tick-tocking chaos.Mr Ligeti's ingenious, protean muse has been attracting enthusiastic crowds of all ages to the Clocks and Clouds series, whose latest instalment began in London last month and will visit Frankfurt, Bremen, Brussels and Paris between March 23rd and 27th.
House Republicans, whose unified vote for repeal was blocked by Senate Democrats, would now like to bar spending on the law.
Bluetooth is named for a Danish king from the turn of the last millennium, Harald Bluetooth, whose reign unified Denmark and Norway, and it reflects the Bluetooth Special Interest Groups hope to unify computing and wireless telephony platforms.
One of the models for the structure of the book as a whole was a boxed set of a great soul group, whose voices are unified in the first part of their career, in this beautiful harmony, and then the last disk shows the solo careers, which are, of course, inevitably bitter and disappointing.
In order to make the category women intelligible, she argues that women make up a series: a particular kind of social collective "whose members are unified passively by the objects their actions are oriented around and/or by the objectified results of the material effects of the actions of the other" (Young 1997, 23).
The Booker forum, whose members are almost unified in their dislike of longlist and shortlist, comprises the hardcore Booker readers: people who proselytise among their friends and family for the prize.
Site D was part of a large medical center whose ACCs are not unified into a single clinic; there is no pooling of labor or workload (Table 9).
Friedrich Hirzebruch, who helped revive the German mathematical community after World War II and whose work in unifying disparate parts of mathematics gave birth to new tools and fields of research, died on May 27 in Bonn, Germany.
These labyrinths of events led the way as Barack Obama ran a presidential campaign whose foundation was unifying this country as one framework; with the various voices of race, class, religion, sexuality and all of our differences shouting in an uplifting roar to bring this country back to a glorious prominence.
Neither is easily done with regard to such a relentlessly misunderstood art, whose idiosyncratic master practitioners seem unified only in avoiding definitions.
One of the authors (CM whose first language is Japanese) unified the four Japanese translations created by this process into a single translated version.
