The traditional Roman Catholic view of the effectiveness of the sacraments (as defined by the Council of Trent) is described by the phrase ex opere operato ("from the work done"), which is best explained briefly by saying that the faith and virtue of the minister neither add to the sacrament by their presence nor detract from it by their absence.
Since a redox mechanism appears to explain the observations about the reaction best, we briefly review what is known about ceria reduction.
In many cases, it might be best to briefly assess the patient with a carefully chosen delirium instrument, and then recommend that the patient have an extensive cognitive evaluation after stabilization and discharge from the hospital to avoid confounding the effects of dementia and delirium.
But like that toasty bath, it's best experienced briefly before the heat dissipates, as happens here in an album-closing reading of the Beatles' "All You Need Is Love" that even Stevie Wonder can't rescue.
It will be best to briefly illustrate how some of the restrictions in ethics guidelines that are very much familiar to us may be rooted or contextualized within these generic mandatory fiduciary obligations.
Bizarrely, Reagan found himself briefly best buddies with President Mitterrand, who – to Thatcher's fury – declared that America could count on France for support.
Broccoli is a vegetable best cooked very briefly (preferably steamed), or gently and for a long time – as in the classic Puglian orecchiette pasta dish with anchovies and chilli below.
After I explained again that we were going to vote for the person who'd be allowed to run against the president in November ("What about me?" suggested the 6-year-old) and did my best to explain, briefly, how Republicans and Democrats differ, we talked about whom I should vote for and why.
The legs, saddle, loin, and tenderloin are butchered for steaks, chops, or cutlets, which are best cooked only briefly and can be served with a number of sauces and garnishes; the less-desirable parts of the animal, such as the shoulder, shank, and breast, are usually well marinated and are excellent for use in stews.
