(1) The authors elaborate on a new technical mean they are experimenting in training students to feel and test their own empathic potentialities, using lieder and songs of unknown language to the subjects.
(2) And couldn't poor Brod see that in eliding Lehár's jolly and farcical operetta with Wagner's crushing toten lieder , Kafka manages in a single aside to undermine the entire airy and castellated edifice of late German romanticism?
(3) Ahead of supper they were to be entertained in the castle’s grand hall by star sopranist Waltraud Meier performing Richard Strauss lieder.
(4) The second was a monologue by Madame Liselotte Beethoven-Fink, an imaginary, Austro-German lieder singer, "grimly mustering the remains of a charm that never existed", as James Agate, the most influential theatre critic of his time, wrote.
Liever
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Example Sentences:
(1) We observed that omitting brain-stem evoked response and electronystagmography testing from the Le Liever model subjected four (4.2%) more patients without acoustic neuroma to air contrast computed tomography, increased sensitivity to .89, and decreased the average cost to $774.75, without affecting specificity.
(2) The author examined soluble fractions of collagenalkaline soluble, acid soluble and neutral soluble in sewed and glued with cyanacrylic glue experimental wounds of liever in rabbits.
(3) Three acoustic neurinoma (hereafter called acoustic neuroma) diagnostic models (Jenkins, Le Liever, Kaseff) were implemented as rule-based decision support systems and evaluated from the perspective of sensitivity, specificity, and US dollar cost, using a data base of 95 case histories suggestive of acoustic neuroma.
(4) The sensitivities and average costs of the Le Liever and Kaseff models were comparable (.84 vs. .82, and $1092.38 vs $1114.17, respectively).
(5) There were 7 patients with benign liever tumors and 3 with peliosis hepatis.
(6) This, mechanistically, indicates that glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate is bound to the enzyme before the formation of the eneamine from dihydroxyacetone phosphate, and, physiologically, that in liever aldolase the gluconeogenetic activity is favoured over the glycolytic activity.