1). Tom Gazsi: Costa Mesa's police chief celebrated the 60th anniversary of his department — one he leads with a steady, capable hand, despite the tension between his officers and a majority of the City Council members.
An intensely focused, well-trained mind and a pair of capable hands can carve through a thorny problem like a hot knife through butter.
Even if LIDAR isn't a pure necessity, and driverless car makers somehow over-engineer and use LIDAR when it in fact is not needed per se, one view is that it is a capable third-hand (like the three-eyed raven in Thrones), providing a safety boost that non-LIDAR using Level 5 cars would lack.
What would normally be a dry topic in less capable hands turns into a quick and thought-provoking read.
"He can rest assured that he leaves behind a transformed organisation, safe in very capable hands, with a robust blueprint for the future," he said.
In less capable hands, a fictionalised shooting might be used as a cheap dramatic device, transforming memories of shocking events, such as the Raoul Moat shootings in 2010, into headline-grabbing TV.
Where there was no color, he found it — in the fluorescent bulb of a street-food stall and the red glow of a massage parlor, even in the mounds of coal that became, in his capable hands, a spectrum of blacks.
The elder Grassos' story ends on a hopeful note, with Al Di Là passing into the seemingly capable hands of a grandson.
For his next remix, he lends his capable hands on a new track from a couple of his neighbors, South-East London duo SoulCircuit, whose new track with Chloe Curran was released last month by The Full Hundred.
In less capable hands, such a prompt would have resulted in a book that simply replaced the word "insect" with "kitten".
