The sound was good, the image slightly grainy and mysterious but adequate, the crowd attentive.
If this new piece had been merely adequate, the crowd would have been happy, but it turned out to be a lucid, vivid, potent score — one of the most immediately likable works in Carter's huge and sometimes forbidding output.
"Who thinks this was adequate?" Boos from crowd.
Household density is an adequate indicator of crowding which in turn is associated to poverty and the likelihood of criminal activity (Harries 2006).
On June 23, NBC televised a segment on how 911 calls on Memorial Day noted gang violence on Chicago's trendy beaches and the lack of adequate police presence for crowd control.
Wal-Mart officials worry that if the OSHA Review Commission upholds the $7,000 penalty and concludes that surging crowds are an occupational hazard, then OSHA will then be free to look over Wal-Mart's shoulder whenever it has a big sale to make sure that it has taken adequate steps to control crowds.
A 20,000-square-foot reception area and two tented runways provide an atmosphere similar to the Bryant Park tents at New York Fashion Week's former location and allow adequate space to accommodate crowds and a clean, no-fuss backdrop with the focus where it should be: on the clothes.
On the other hand, a less favourable physicians to admissions ratio (≤ median values) appears associated with poorer practices in the ER, confirming the relevance of staff resources and patient crowding to adequate pain management [ 22, 23].
Now, as then, the poorest people, such as those depicted on Doré's cover painting, often live in the worst environments, are crowded together, lack adequate shelter, do not have clean water or sanitation, and suffer malnutrition ideal circumstances for infectious disease transmission.
In fact, the instruments, while inferior, were adequate to the task, and the crowd was more like three hundred.
