The software prompts family members to write profiles of their dead relatives, aiding them with questions aimed at drawing out memories.
At once unending and drawn out, but at the same time three months of blink-and-you'll-miss-it nothingness.
"If you're having that type of at-bat -- long, drawn out, especially if the pitcher is making good pitches and you're fouling them off -- it certainly can maybe take a pitcher out of the game.
Most decisions are made and carried out within a day, yet only slightly less than half take longer and at times are drawn out considerably.
Assisted by Julius Drake, Mr. Finley offers a shadowy, repressed reading, drawn out at an unusually slow tempo.
In modern copper smelting, a reverberatory furnace is used; concentrated ore and a flux, commonly limestone, are charged into the top, and molten matte a compound of copper, iron, and sulfur and slag are drawn out at the bottom; a second heat treatment, in another (converter) furnace, is necessary to remove the iron from the matte.
The military has provided the most research on the folly of hubris, and Gladwell points to the British failure at Gallipoli to draw out the two most common, and damaging, kinds of overconfidence: miscalibration (when an expert overestimates the accuracy of his or her prediction) and illusion of control (when an expert thinks his or her expertise can inevitably find a way out of the problem).
Saida, Admiral Spaun, and four torpedo boats were to have attacked the seaplane base at Otranto to draw out the Allied fleet.
Serota works hard at drawing out the quieter students.
Rapid-Response Mario, a local himself, had grown deft at drawing out this line of reasoning.
