Such displays of emotion were few; the breadth of the tragedy seemed so mind-numbing that many officials did not even attempt to mask the cold details.
Dr. Healy's résumé was a compendium of academic and professional achievements that in its cold detail omitted a central fact: her relentless attack on the misperception that heart attacks were men's problems.
Yet anyone who hoped to be swept into the dark clouds of Mahler's world -- to be buffeted by anxieties transformed into bitter brass passages, or moved by the wrenching sadness of the Adagio -- could only savor the fine, cold details and think about what makes more hot-blooded readings work so well.
Ackman spells out what this means in cold detail: Valeant unapologetically focuses on "lower-risk, higher-reward programs" – namely line extensions and re-formulations, as well as new indications and strengths for existing drug – and do not pursue "high risk discovery R&D," and is in many ways the anti-Genentech, at least in the pioneering biotech's original form.
So, before we get into what this means for the Shrek franchise, let's talk that number in cold detail for a minute.
As VICE previously pointed out, his style of activism is somewhat unusual among his pro-life peers, relying less on religious outrage and displays of emotion, and more on the cold details of legal and ethical arguments.
Citing "a massive problem with horrifying dimensions," Harvey, the co-author of "Designing Climate Solutions: A Policy Guide for Low-Carbon Energy," said that today, "extremes have become the norm". From drought and wildfires to unprecedented floods and cold snaps, he detailed the effects we have already begun to experience.
Cold war details increased public fervour.
Calculation is detailed for a cold relativistic electron beam entering a cold magnetized plasma, and for arbitrarily oriented wave vectors.
Cells were harvested in ice-cold cell lysis buffer as detailed above.
