Triolets are innumerable in French literature and are frequently used in newspapers to give a point and brightness to a brief stroke of satire.
As before, this summary is painted in brief, broad strokes based on national law (if you want specifics, head to the IGLTA website, or even the State Department).
Charlotta Sorenstam seemed unflappable as she reached 11 under par and took a brief four-stroke lead with a birdie at the par-5 eighth hole.
Ogilvie, who also started before Montgomerie, took a brief one-stroke lead by reaching seven under par, but Ogilvie fell back by making bogeys at Nos. 15 and 17.
It is clear that even a brief ischemic stroke may trigger complex cellular events that ultimately lead to the neuronal cell death and loss of neuronal function [1, 4, 5].
In the briefest of brush strokes, he depicts a pompous, self-important man who trampled on others' prerogatives.
Or what about swimming "inductions", where you get a brief outline of stroke basics when you join a leisure centre or health club?
Questionnaires were sent to 989 patients to assess their perceptions about stroke (Brief Illness Perception Questionnaire, Brief IPQ), beliefs about medicines (Beliefs about Medicines Questionnaires, BMQ) and adherence to treatment (Medication Adherence Report Scale, MARS) 3 months after stroke onset.
Dickstein paints in broad strokes, providing brief biographical portraits of a diverse group of writers and their cultural moments.
On the self-rated BRIEF, older age of stroke was associated with more self-rated difficulties (Correlations with age at stroke: BRI: r =.59, p =.007; MI: r =.58, p =.009; GEC: r =.62, p =.005).
