orchestration

So, it's a — I don't like to use the word orchestration, that implies more [unclear] about it, than there really was.

Oral History Interview with William C. Friday, November 26, 1990. Interview L-0145. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007) 1990

ESBs usually also provide a process flow engine for orchestrating the messaging interactions that make up a business process-this layer is often referred to as orchestration or workflow.

MSDN Magazine: RSS Feed 2009

ESBs usually also provide a process flow engine for orchestrating the messaging interactions that make up a business process-this layer is often referred to as orchestration or workflow.

MSDN Magazine: RSS Feed 2009

One is dazzled by the beauty of an orchestration which is light and pliant, and capable of expressing delicate shades of feeling; and this struck me the more after the solid massiveness of Mahler's orchestration, which is like heavy unleavened bread.

Musicians of To-Day Rolland, Romain, 1866-1944 1915

One is dazzled by the beauty of an orchestration which is light and pliant, and capable of expressing delicate shades of feeling; and this struck me the more after the solid massiveness of Mahler's orchestration, which is like heavy unleavened bread.

Musicians of To-Day Romain Rolland 1905

Obama is all about orchestration, which is his choice, but the press should absolutely NOT be going along with it like this.pa. independent

Reliable Sources: Journos spar over Obama presser question 2009

I had no idea spontaneous orchestration occurs when tens of thousands of people all wave white, terrycloth towels above their heads.

Traie Dockter: How Do You Create a College Football Fan? Send Her to Madison 2007

D'Albert's strongest point is his orchestration, which is admirably adapted to the text.

The Standard Operaglass Detailed Plots of One Hundred and Fifty-one Celebrated Operas Charles Annesley

Halevy's great talent lies in orchestration, which is here rich and effective; his style, half French, half Italian, is full of beautiful effects of a high order.

The Standard Operaglass Detailed Plots of One Hundred and Fifty-one Celebrated Operas Charles Annesley

I think, too, that the songs are infinitely better than in the old days; not only in the direction of melody but in orchestration, which is often incomparably subtle.

Nights in London Thomas Burke 1915