Sentences with phrase «of coda»

Spatial variation of coda wave attenuation using aftershocks of the Al Hoceima earthquake of 24 February, 2004, Morocco
You need CPR certification and proof of completion of a CODA - accredited program.
To qualify for expanded function training, a dental assistant must be a graduate of a CODA - accredited dental assisting program, OR hold current DANB certification, OR have a minimum of one year of clinical practice as a registered dental assistant, OR have a minimum of one years of clinical practice as a dental assistant in a state that does not require registration.
Her work can be found in the permanent collection of the CODA Museum in the Netherlands.
While probing the lives and relations of such individuals the artist holds dearest (her five distinctive sisters, her post-adolescent son, her ensemble of cherished wordsmiths), the film draws a kind of coda to two of the artist's earlier essay films, Hemlock Forest (2016) and Les Goddesses (2011), each of which organize around similar concerns relating to the dynamics of longing, loss, and artistic creation.
Rendering of CODA's Party Wall, winning design of the 2013 Young Architects Program.
The Museum of Modern Art and MoMAPS1.IMAGE COURTESY OF CODA.
John McElroy takes his first drive of the CODA electric car and gives his initial impressions.
Then Audiard takes the easy way out, albeit a commercially promising one; the story contrives to put its decent but volatile title character, played by Jesuthasan Antonythasan, into action hero mode, capped by an eye - roller of a coda.
And yet, in a kind of coda, the film ends with Francine, her hair now cropped into an au courant bob, singing on stage in a club.
Outside of a coda that shows the end of the Civil War and, yes, the eventual assassination of the President, Spielberg stays in that timeframe.
He's also president of CoDA, a local Democratic club.
Carlina Rivera sought and received the endorsement of CoDA, the progressive political club covering Council District 2.
Donna Elleby, president of CoDA (Coalition for a District Alternative), asked us to pass along the following:
Locally, Kavanagh received the backing of CoDA, an East Village - based political club.
«It's particularly meaningful to me to have the endorsement of CODA members with whom I have worked closely for so many years, because I've experienced first hand CODA's tenacity in standing up for residents of our community and our progressive ideals.
After about 4 years of CODA (CoDependent's Anonymous), I began working in our Anglican Parish Office.
Don Ross, the CEO of PDQ Enterprises, operator of CODA Markets, a Chicago - based dark pool, thinks further rate hikes could pump the brakes on bitcoin's eye - popping rally.

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An interesting coda: In the recent filings, one of the endless nuances of bankruptcy reveals itself: how a paper still losing money every month on an operating basis squirrels money away to serve the few rather than the many.
The deal is a notable drop from the $ 70 billion valuation Uber once commanded, and is a humbling coda on a rough year for the company, which has been rocked by a series of scandals.
It is a chance to say a word about their lives as a kind of testimony in miniature or to add a coda to the sermon by pointing out something that, in their opinion, the preacher left out or got wrong.
In the coda, he speaks fondly of the joy he took in writing the book, and he reminisces about his childhood training by Methodist missionary parents, «which prepared [him] to tell the Christian Story from the inside.»
Instead, he added an instrumental coda, including two more instruments in the ensemble, almost as if (as Gardiner says) Bach felt «the singer's words were inadequate to express the full joy at the coming of the Holy Spirit.»
In the coda of that historic speech, boldness is touched by humility: «The course of this conflict is not known, yet its outcome is certain.
And, the post could not ask for a better coda, than Dave W's remark, «And speaking of dying, why do so many die for this belief?»
In the coda to his Concept of Anxiety he describes anxiety as a teacher imparting the fundamental theological truth that we can do nothing without God.
Participating in CODA or LifeLine or Habitat for Humanity will not be an outreach activity; it will be what we do and definitive of who we are.
In the end it's the cast of characters themselves — their dramas, comedies and motives inside the ropes and beyond — that heighten this chase and keep it moving through a series of biographical codas that extend decades past the trophy presentation.
Unfortunately, LaSalle's writing is as uneven as the frozen ponds and rivers upon which his subjects skate, and the codas of some stories fall flat.
The question was meant to be about Hakkinen's future, but Dennis quickly asserted that the Finn «will race a McLaren,» then added the sort of intriguingly political coda for which F / 1 is justly famous.
The coda to the TurinGames will be inspired by Venice's annual winter Carnevale — think acrobats,high - wire acts and actors in costumes from the 1971 Fellini film The Clowns.When the tumbling is over, Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli (above) will performand pass the Olympic torch to Canadian pop star Avril Lavigne, who will acceptit on behalf of the host of the 2010 Games, Vancouver.
But in all of my years of successful advocacy, I have never stooped to the equivalent of JO's completely unnecessary coda to episode 4 «Ramon Cortines you should be ashamed of yourself.»
On tap for this week's Buffet: an interesting coda to our discussion of vegetarianism; parents tell their children some whoppers about food; celeb chef recipes for the picky; beefing up safety standards for chicken; and a processed school lunch item... [Continue reading]
The Broadway Democrats and CoDA (Coalition for a Democratic Alternative), both progressive clubs in Manhattan, also threw their support behind Liu, whose campaign has been marred by the guilty verdict of two aides in a federal campaign - finance fraud case.
Sponsors included: Barack Obama Democratic Club of Upper Manhattan; Chelsea Reform Democratic Club; Coalition for a District Alternative (CoDA), Democracy for New York; Downtown Independent Democrats; East Side Democratic Club; Eleanor Roosevelt Democratic Club; Frederick E. Samuel Community Democratic Club; Gramercy Stuyvesant Democratics; Greater NYC for Change; Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club; Lenox Hill Democratic Club; The Lexington Democratic Club; Lower East Side Democratic Club; Manhattan Young Democrats; Muslim Democratic Club of New York; Northern Manhattan Democrats for Change; Pride Democrats; The Samuel J. Tilden Democratic Club; Stonewall Democratic Club; Upper East Side for Change; Village Independent Democrats; The Village Reform Democratic Club and 504 Democratic Club.
Clinton's New York victory, expected to be a foundational bloc for her winning campaign, was instead a cruel coda to the disorienting election night experience of an anticipated presidency suddenly vanishing.
CODA's endorsement is the latest important show of support for Kavanagh's campaign, which has already been endorsed by Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer, State Senator Brad Hoylman, Assemblymember Deborah Glick, the Downtown Progressive Democrats, and the Working Families Party.
Kavanagh Endorsed for State Senate by CODA Lower East Side Political Organization Joins Kavanagh's Growing Ranks of Supporters
New York - Last night, the membership of the Coalition for a District Alternative (CODA) voted to endorse Assemblymember Brian Kavanagh's campaign for State Senate.
His superb leadership and yeoman work in the harrowing days and weeks after Hurricane Sandy were perhaps his finest hour, and a fitting coda to the first phase of what has been a stellar, if still emerging, career.
In part 2 of our conversation with journalist and author Maryn McKenna, she talks about antibiotic resistance in agriculture and human health, MRSA, and offers a brief coda on the subject of fecal transplants
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I wanted to know your worst online dating tales... Brautigan came to mind — the coda to a story about a woman who wreaked romantic havoc in the lives of many of his friends.
I will mention that the film has a coda, and while not the revelation of Sixth Sense, it is rather haunting in its own right.
He reprises themes and characters from the previous films that swell in the epochal siege of Hogwarts and ends his film with an almost wordless coda that will wring tears even from Harry haters.
The tragic coda of La Bamba is not unduly emphasized; this is a celebration of Ritchie Valens» life, not a eulogy.
Playing like a prequel to All the President's Men (the final coda nods towards the opening of Alan J Pakula's masterpiece), Steven Spielberg's Vietnam - era thriller recalls the 1971 revelations of the Pentagon Papers — a devastating internal report that detailed how «the White House has been lying about the war».
He can't help himself from following that shot with a deeply curious coda, which uses the movie narrative logic of cliffhangers and sequels to position The Post as prequel to All the President's Men.
As «Fifty Shades Darker» kept ending with coda after coda, it finally concluded with Ana's handsy, disgraced ex-boss Jack Hyde (Eric Johnson) standing at the edge of a lake from Christian's family home as fireworks ignite the sky, burning a cigarette through Christian's face of a family photo.
Some of these feel more schematic than others, and you may not fully buy the coda.
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