It was going to be quirky but in a really simple, brief, swift fashion.
The power of her book, however, derives from the intuition that initially brought her to the project: by focusing on trainees, she positions herself to understand sooner than the rest of us that the brief, swift and brutal impact of managed care is destined to diminish the practice of psychiatric medicine for years to come.
The Stone Age is divided into two contrasting periods: the Old Stone Age, a long era of stagnation; and the New Stone Age, a brief period of swift progress.
Fred Mitchell's watercolor scenes seem ambitious only in the way they generalize the view and use a swift, brief mark to underscore immediacy.
The message was swift and brief, Jeter said.
Ms. Swift gave brief hugs to some shy fans; Beyoncé shook dozens of hands while singing, shared her microphone, even crowd-surfed.
This reflects changed realities on the ground, following the swift but brief take-over on May 9th of loyalist districts in the Lebanese capital, Beirut, by opposition gunmen.
Tiffany's chairman, William R. Chaney, shook hands with the Mayor and, in a brief statement, praised "the swift and thorough" police investigation that solved "this isolated occurrence," the 10th and costliest theft in the company's 157-year history.
It is also criticised for a humiliatingly swift, though brief, takeover of Sunni parts of Beirut by Shia fighters last year.That show of force had been prompted by March 14th's moves to curb the resistance militias, amid Western pressure to bolster the Lebanese army and police.
For instance, in the first quarter of 1994, seasonally adjusted GDP grew 5.48%% and in 2002, after a brief decrease, there was a swift recovery in output and its average variation in absolute terms was of 3.53 %.
The bats' neurons fired quickly in response but quieted down soon after, indicating that air currents could produce rapid but brief feedback, suitable for making swift adjustments in flight.
