Seven of these works survive, and the New Chamber Opera Ensemble, directed by Gary Cooper, has recorded them all, along with the extant variants.
By combining the Linux kernel with the extant GNU programs — text editor, compiler, debugger, and many other tools and utilities, many of which Stallman wrote himself — it again became possible to run a computer using only freely modifiable, shareable software: the GNU/Linux system, now often known simply as Linux, though the full term is more accurate.
Unable to win the war with the extant military and political restraints, he settled instead for "Vietnamization" and, later, a deal for a full US withdrawal, essentially leaving North Vietnamese forces "in place" to continue their war in the South in exchange for the return of American POWs.
Quantitative analysis and comparison with the extant data in rats showed both similarities and differences.
The results seem to be inconsistent with the extant literature, which primarily considers only one spatial weight matrix.
The formulation and algorithms are tested on various simulated systems and comparisons are made with the extant test sequencing methods.
This finding is consistent with the extant literature showing hope as a positive predictor of life satisfaction (Bailey et al., 2007; Bronk et al., 2009; O'Sullivan, 2011).
Some of the findings of the study go well with the extant literature, thereby contributing to theory validation for Indian socio-cultural context.
The fossil species described here, together with previous records, demonstrate a high familial and generic floristic similarity with the extant vegetation of western Mexico (e.g. Jalisco).
By doing so, the comparison with the extant proteins can lead to the identification of key residues involved in the enzymes' specialization.
In agreement with the extant literature, our findings indicate that the factorial structure of AUD is unidimensional, with no support for the abuse/dependence distinction.
