Word: proper
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...figures so mystical as Elsa and Lohenrin, they require both in melody and acting a flair that Jutta Meyfurth and Marion Alch possessed. Miss Meyfurth sang Eva with a strength of passion less suited to the part than simple delicacy; still, she handled her forcefulness well. Alch had a proper impetuousness and mastered the demanding range of this part, but the song with which he won Eva was marred by swallowed vowels and consonants. The directors must assume much of the blame, for they cut the second stanza of this crucial song...
...major difficulty confronting Project Vela was distinguishing the seismic waves caused by underground nuclear explosions from those of earthquakes. Leet was confident that a solution to this problem could be found "with proper instrumentation and research. No adequate scientific inquiry into the entire area of underground nuclear test detection has yet been made...
...treaty which the U.S. and the United Kingdom will soon propose should be designed to ensure compliance, and thus should work toward minimal agreements which can be honored without violating any nation's commitment to its own security. A token agreement would reduce the test-ban issue to proper proportion. But above all, it must work. And it should start from certain premises...
...reply to the U.N. report, the United States also made use of Leontief's "input-output" analysis of the effects of American disarmament made last spring. At that time, Leontief suggested that disarmament could be undertaken with proper planning in the shift of certain industrial resources to civilian uses. The government yesterday expressed confidence that a recession like the one following the Korean War could be avoided if adequate monetary and fiscal measures were taken...
...proper distribution of tickets is a constant source of concern to the Department and to the Faculty Committee on Athletic Sports. Frequent reviews are made of distribution policies to assure that all interested elements of the Harvard family--students, alumni, and administration--receive the consideration which is their due. Realistically speaking, however, it is virtually impossible to satisfy everyone in the allocation and distribution of tickets...