Sentences with phrase «in orchestrations»

A statement signed by the Information Minister, Mustapha Hamid, said the government was rather «busy fixing the mess and rot that was bequeathed to them by the Mahama government, and does not have the luxury of time to indulge in orchestrations of lies and propaganda.»

He provided the illusion of competence in his orchestration of global monetary policy collusion — so long as no one looked behind the curtain.»

The scientists conclude that the study reveals an essential function for CTCF in the orchestration of transcriptional changes during the terminal differentiation of B lymphocytes and advances understanding of the mechanisms that regulate the immune response.

There's real movie love — moreover, a complex understanding of cinematic policy — in the orchestration of a moment of shock nudity not unlike the one that punctuates The Simpsons Movie.

They mirror the efficiency of technology in the orchestration of their mission to subdue the titular blackhat hacker.

In addition, a glyph icon periodically obscures The Blood Pact — pressing enter branches to various clips (five in all that can be accessed separately); ever the completist, Prior even provides photographs of all the percussion instruments used in the orchestration of Beltrami's music!

The true poetry lies in the orchestration of a good composition combined with the skillful use of paint and color, all driven by sensory perception, intuition and memory.

It is in the orchestration of this multiplicity that Kudo's recent paintings attain a kind of classical grandeur.»

In her orchestration, the red planet appears as a strange land to discover as well as a source of energy she urges herself to resist.

He noted that it's the combination of all three factors working in orchestration that enable legal operations to move up the ladder of maturity.

Organized Administrative Director experienced in orchestration of heavy administrative workloads.

The enforcement of the new rules is supervised by three regulators in orchestration with enforcement offices and the courts.

When I scrolled down and saw the green blazer under the silver one... TEARS!!!!!!!!! It's those little goose bump moments that remind us that God takes joy in his orchestration of life.

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«We provide the connectivity services, the orchestration logic for data that comes in and collaboration app for caregivers to communicate with patients,» Orbita president Nathan Treloar told Healthcare IT News.

That message orchestration starts in Stouffville, Ont., where he was reportedly set announce a small business tax cut shortly before noon, effectively returning to a 2015 election promise then failed to deliver on in the government's first two budgets.

With the purchase of Phantom, Splunk is clearly seeking to keep up the momentum by planting its flag in the security orchestration and automation segment, a hot category of the cybersecurity market.

Kraken CEO Jesse Powel is considered one of the top names in blockchain technology for his leading role in the bitcoin space, including the orchestration of one of the biggest M&A deals as Kraken acquires major exchanges Coinsetter and Cavirtex.

Or in the case orchestrations, maybe we can not figure out why the OE is unable to reach a third party web service.

In comparable detail, how does the divine orchestration part work?

If you are really able to do more than «chip away» at cosmology and evolution, then provide a superior explanation of «divine orchestration» in at least same the level of detail as natural processes you are calling inadequate.

If cosmology and evolution are too full of holes to be acceptable, then surely the superior explanation of «divine orchestration» should be understood in at least same the level of detail as natural processes.

«There are no prearranged prayers, readings, sermons, hymns, or musical orchestration because we wait for God's leading and power in our lives.»

Evita has never been performed anywhere in the world with the orchestration that I actually wrote for it because the conventional commercial theater couldn't possibly afford it.

In a swinging Stanley Cup orchestration, former NHL star Red Kelly conducted his Los Angeles youngsters past Oakland to claim the California championship.

«At the end of the day, in a business that is not predicated on true competition as far as your status is concerned, it's a hell of an orchestration of people needed to make things happen,» said Goldberg.

Observers are worried that this orchestration of a needless disruption of the peace and an unjustified distraction of the the flow with which the NFF has achieved commendable progress in the past one year are unfolding in the full glare of Dalung, who like Giwa hail from Plateau State and are said to be friends.

If you link this parody to yet another WS play, Madmen and Specialists, you might just chafe at the madness that has seized the Nigerian populace, in the rash orchestration of the «death» of a man alive but taciturn; by the voluble that claim life but, by their spiteful conduct, are dead and rotten.

This orchestration is designed to weaken your belief in Rawlings and most of all in your very own self.

Assemblyman Peter Rivera confirmed to me that he terminated his legislative director, Guillermo Martinez, effective Dec. 31, following his orchestration of simultaneous press conference in six cities across the state at which the report was released to the press.

But she says that the effects are probably coordinated by a complex orchestration of factors in the blood that needs to be understood more fully before moving to the clinic.

A new imaging study in living Alzheimer's patients is combining three methods of positron emission tomography (PET) to measure the orchestration of amyloid, tau and metabolic activity in the brain.

What's more, he thinks the editorial wrongly downplays Emerging Ag's orchestration of responses in the online forum.

The quantitative analysis of molecule interactions in bioimaging is key for understanding the molecular orchestration of cellular processes and is generally achieved through the study of the spatial colocalization between different populations of molecules.

Additionally, Haghighi added, neurotransmission requires continuous orchestration of signal transmission steps and this stress could lead to accumulated damage in neurons.

Trusting in this ideal can lead to the knowing that there are no mistakes or accidents in life — that everything is a divine orchestration.

A protein called zonulin is responsible for induction of tolerance and orchestration of immune responses by modulating intercellular tight junctions in the gastrointestinal epithelium in a rapid, reversible, and reproducible fashion (Fasano, 2011).

Let's not mess that orchestration up by forcing that glucose on us at a time, place, or purpose that is likely not in tune with what the body, or brain, wants or needs.

Now I can see this orchestration of events happening in my body.

Despite the complicated orchestration of a seemingly simple workout, there are some basic guidelines to help develop both endurance and strength even when the goal is to improve both in one workout.

A composer, arranger, and musical supervisor throughout the 1960s, Williams received the first of several Oscars for his orchestrations in Valley of the Dolls (1967).

Director Tom Cooper Hooper decided to have the cast sing their lines live, rather than lip - sync; orchestrations were added later in post-production.

This being a Mamet work, a central con naturally figures into the proceedings, and despite the capable orchestration of that subterfuge, the knowledge that a climactic revelation lies in wait diffuses at least a measure of suspense.

It sounds a bit like a Media Ventures score at times - not just in the banal orchestration, but some of the tunes too - but also has the same sense of fun that Hans Zimmer's better action / adventure scores do.

Radiohead always makes us think they are not going to be able to surpass themselves, but they always do, this albums is easily one of the best works they have done in their artistic career, not exactly a breakthrough album but a beautiful mixture of orchestration by johnny greenwood, electronic experimentation, and majestic lyrics by thom yorke, that make up a sonic experience that is accesible, extremely emotional, and a really cohesive collection of songs that sum up what radiohead has been its entire career: musical perfection.

Countering the standard practice of having the actors in a film musical lip - synch their songs to prerecorded tracks (a / k / a «playback»), director Tom Hooper (The King's Speech) insisted that all of the singing in his Les Mis happen live on the set, in the moment, with hidden earpieces allowing the actors to hear the orchestrations.

The soundtrack is a nice blend of 80's rock music and original orchestration that is all the sweeping schmaltz one would expect in an 80's adventure movie from Spielberg.

Tilton demonstrates in this video game score that he has all the hallmarks of someone who would be a great film composer — not just the composition itself (which is beyond reproach — the orchestration in particular is so impressive) but also his dramatic sense, which is honed to provide a gripping narrative here.

His cinematography and camera orchestrations are as sumptuous as ever, almost worth watching without dialogue, and yet, he doesn't exactly offer anything new here — it occasionally seems like he is trying to remake his cult classic, Chungking Express, for a Western audience, with some of the more interesting bits of his other films tossed in for good measure.

This is very much a «composed» movie; very little of it is without music, and there are very deliberate shifts in instrumentation and orchestration throughout.

My hunch is that Pasek & Paul have crafted a terrific score, but the film buries it in pounding, processed, overdubbed orchestrations that make the voices sound disembodied and auto - tuned out any traces of human nuance.