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As if in a disturbing dream, the stark, haunting beauty of Mr. Birtwistle's inspirations saturates this almost 30-minute work, introduced by Christoph von Dohnanyi and the Cleveland Orchestra at Severance Hall in 2002 and performed by them at Carnegie Hall soon afterward.

The Georgics portrayed the recently united land of Italy and taught that the idle Golden Age of the fourth Eclogue was a mirage: relentless work, introduced by a paternal Jupiter to sharpen men's wits, creates "the glory of the divine countryside".

The presented approach can be seen as an improvement and extension of the work introduced by Cobos Sanchez et al.

Another work introduced by [61] used a full IPv6/6LoWPAN architecture network over a tiny, low-computational, and low-memory WSN.

The formulation is based on the work introduced by Doi and Edwards for the description of polymer dynamics in a fixed network.

The improvement in the CFL conditions for linear stability of the methods more than offsets the additional work introduced by the increased number of stages.

A Department of Work and Pensions assessment of mandatory work activity - a similar compulsory work scheme introduced by ministers in 2011 - found it "had no impact on the likelihood of being employed".

And new fixed-term work regulations introduced by the Department of Trade and Industry have just come into force.

The concept of pseudo almost periodicity, which is the central issue in this work, was introduced by Zhang [15 18] in the early 1990s.

An extension of their work is introduced by modifying the popular Bayesian D-optimality criterion to construct partially replicated screening designs with less dependence on an assumed model.

Having passed his final high school exams in March 1942, he was drafted into the Arbeitsdienst (the work service introduced by the Nazis), and sent for basic training in Pirmasens, Germany.