A performance of Mr. Adès's Chamber Symphony (Op. 2) was followed by Mr. Carter's "Asko Concerto," two formidably complex, viscerally exciting works of roughly 16 minutes each, scored for large, diverse ensembles.
The details of all these charges that can be made against late Roman government are writ large in the great collection of imperial edicts published in 438, the Theodosian Code, as well as in the works of roughly contemporary writers from East and West, such as Synesius, Augustine, Libanius, Themistius, Chrysostom, Symmachus, Bishop Maximus of Turin, and, above all, Ammianus Marcellinus.
Their workloads vary, but on average they collectively handle the work of roughly three active judges, according to a letter in July from Chief Judge Merrick B. Garland to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Though Mr. Shechter mainly uses his 14 dancers in subgroups and occasionally as soloists, this work of roughly 30 minutes says that people — in urban, casual attire — are all the same.
This year's Arts Festival, on North Park Drive, showcases the work of roughly 300 artists on Sept. 9 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sept. 10 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission $4, under 18 and over 64 free; (302) 529-0761.
The piece made a forceful case that Gould was more than your run-of-the-mill eccentric; he was the author of an unfinished -- and who knew, possibly great -- manuscript called "An Oral History of Our Time," a work of roughly nine million words, recording some 20,000 conversations, from people of all walks of life, that Gould had overheard and faithfully transcribed.
The mother of two boys - one and four years old - she is a full professor at MIT, supporting the work of roughly three dozen students.
Our interest in event-related synchronization and desynchronization in the alpha band relates to the work of roughly the last 2 decades on alpha power demonstrating the relationship between alpha band power and cortical activity [ 56].
In particular, gene trap insertion in a haploid mammalian cell line coupled with flow cytometry allowed the Brummelkamp laboratory to locate nearly all genes known to play a role in mammalian pathologies related to O-mannosylation (the work of roughly 15 years of biochemistry) as well as to identify previously undiscovered genes in a single publication.
SculptureCenter offers an 18-year survey of works by URSULA VON RYDINGSVARD, the New York sculptor known for rugged, monumental works made of roughly sawed, glued and laminated cedar, some resembling giant bowls and vases and others suggestive of geological formations.
Mr. Edwardes immediately began reducing the company's work force of roughly 200,000 — to 104,000 within five years — and closing 19 factories.
