His music making was essentially thoughtful, perfectionist and passionately sincere: the dynamism that lent such brilliance to performances of Rossini or Ravel in the earlier part of his career provided the power house for the deeply considered, profoundly musical interpretations of his middle years.
A blood lead level of 5 microg/dL is associated with a decline in EOG reading (and mathematics) scores that is roughly equal to 15%1414%) of the interquartile range, and this impact is very significant in comparison with the effects of covariates typically considered profoundly influential on educational outcomes.
On a recent shopping trip, he was struck by the way that carpet samples incorporate abstract designs that once were considered profoundly unsettling.
A blood lead level of 5 μg/dL is associated with a decline in EOG reading (and mathematics) scores that is roughly equal to 15%1414%) of the interquartile range, and this impact is very significant in comparison with the effects of covariates typically considered profoundly influential on educational outcomes.
The gesture signaled that the fathers would guard their daughters from what evangelicals consider a profoundly corrosive "hook-up culture".
While both these disparities are widely known, few people consider how profoundly they shift the economic and sociopolitical balance of racial power between these two racial groups.
The sun's influence upon the visual landscape becomes even clearer when we consider how profoundly it affects patterns of light, shade and colour in any visual scene (Fig. 2b).
When I suggested to the group in Edinburgh that maybe, possibly, To Kill a Mockingbird might be considered a profoundly racist novel there was a collective sharp intake of breath and some very stony stares.
Considering the profoundly disturbing and dysfunctional symptoms of motion sickness, it is difficult to conceive of why this condition is so strongly biologically based in humans and most other mammalian and primate species.
And considering how profoundly conservative American network television was and is, it is remarkable how far Kaufman was allowed to go: mad stunts on air, attacking and humiliating the audience, "a single-minded pursuit of anarchy" from which he appears never to have been spiritually seduced by a parallel career in a top-rated middle-of-the-road network TV show.
