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• Snapshot administration is easy and quickly performable.
• He joined HubSpot after the acquisition of his previous company Performable for $ 20 million.
• But they are not, all scholars agree, performable in their present, skeletal form.
• Other musical works which are unfinished but performable, are simply given in their incomplete state.
• This meant that works had to be performable with, at best, one or two rehearsals.
• A woman was exempt from legal duties more particularly attaching to men and not performable by a deputy.
• The completion of certain performable tasks by the patient is essential during treatment and throughout the recovery process.
• The early Lieder of Schubert, which were performable at the piano without substantial musical training, serve as examples.
• Since it is desirable that the artist's work be integrated into the program, it must be performable.
• However, the play is filled with suspense, mystery and other dramatic effects that make it, in theory, performable.
• Several subsequent composers and editors ( cited below ) played partial or maximal roles in bringing the work into a performable state.
• Kallberg stresses that the new score is a " performable version " of a work that required educated guesses to realize.
• Often, those pieces become a suite of dances, performable on their own but adding up to a larger picture as a group.
• The goal is 39 unique side-by-side companion translations that are both performable and useful reference texts for classrooms and productions.
• In 1977, the Bernstein estate commissioned " A White House Cantata, " which collects the music and arranges it into performable form.
• Results show a significant " relative phase shift, " or overall change in movement of the swinging pendulum, for the " performable " sentences.
• Bart髃's " Viola Concerto " took two or three years of Serly's efforts to compile from sketches into a performable piece.
• While some rare works are available with complete parts and a score in usable condition, others require extensive restoration and even creation to render them performable.
• They are playable by violin ( flute, oboe ) and cello, with second violin parts available for 12 of them and therefore performable as trios.
• Some of them are un-performable, but each deliberately examines a certain presupposition about the nature of music and art and carries ideas to an extreme.