A month after the opening, in March, 1939, she was on the cover of Life, and the text of the accompanying story was unambiguous: "Somehow it seemed impossible to find adequate parts for this strange electric woman with the languid eyes, the panther's step and the siren's husky voice.
"Better Call Saul," unlike "Boardwalk," may prove itself to be more than the sum of its perfectly adequate parts, or it may end up looking like yet another understandable but possibly ill-advised attempt to supersize a TV franchise.
Similarly, Tony the Tiger's clarion call of "They're GRRRREAT!" will be castrated down to "Adequate as part of a nutritionally balanced breakfast".
Judge Jed S. Rakoff of the Federal District Court, for example, has said the agency's settlement with Citigroup "is neither fair, nor reasonable, nor adequate" in part because it did not include any admission of wrongdoing.
He can still be adequate as part of a unit, which makes it all the more important for the engulfing road-grader Uche Nwaneri to play well at right guard (Nwaneri showed commendable improvement last season).
Recently, it has been proposed to use the singly ionized double-donor system (D2+) confined in a single semiconductor QD [6] or ring [7] as an adequate functional part in a wide range of device applications, including spintronics, optoelectronics, photovoltaics, and quantum information technologies.
A formal leader might compensate for the traditional ways of communication within informal networks, which are less adequate if part-time working increases.
Among the different parts that compose an adaptive mesh refinement algorithm, the decision of which level of resolution is adequate for each part of the domain, i.e., the design of a refinement criterion, is crucial for the performance of the algorithm.
Of course the bedroom tax and austerity measures and welfare reform as far as they impact on the right to adequate housing is part of our agenda".
But many poor and lower-middle-class families do not receive adequate care, in part because most dentists want customers who can pay cash or have private insurance, and they do not accept Medicaid patients.
