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...Bourne's success, Davidson says, is born of his genius as a storyteller. "Pieces like Swan Lake are so artistically provocative, in the way you're given a chance to look at a work of art with fresh eyes." For Miyako Kanamori, an executive director of HoriPro, a Tokyo-based entertainment company that has presented Bourne's work in Japan, the appeal lies in the universality of his themes. Expressing human feelings through movement is a feature of traditional Japanese Noh plays, and familiarity with Kabuki drama, in which female parts are played by male actors, has made Bourne...
...California, an effective system could require thousands of sensors along various high-risk faults, linked by sophisticated systems for transmitting data. It would all have to run automatically by computer, says Hiroo Kanamori of Caltech's Seismological Laboratory: "There is no room for human uncertainty or hesitation." Toksoz believes a comprehensive system could be developed over a five-year period for $100 million. A 1991 report produced for the National Academy of Sciences recommended that the Federal Government build a prototype system, but so far, nothing has been implemented...
QUALITY. Two decades ago the words Made in Japan were synonymous with shoddy workmanship, and Japanese products were marketed mainly in 5? and 10? stores. Yet today firms like Sony and Datsun sell their products principally on the basis of high standards. Says Masao Kanamori, president of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries: "The existence of our company would be impossible if we failed to reassess our performance in quality, production and cost...
...speakers will be Dr. Harris E. Kirk, Reverend Paul Kanamori, Dr. George Horr, George B. Gilbert, Percy E. Thomas, Stoddard Lane, Henry Sloane Coffin, W. Douglass MacKenzie, Charles L. Goodell, and Dr. Henry Wright...
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