"There was a time when, truffling around historical fiction for women, I seemed to come across nothing but ordinary women who happened to have a brilliant knowledge of herbs," she says.
Metabolomic requires from a natural product chemist brilliant knowledge of modern analytical techniques and chemometry and close collaboration with biochemists and biologists.
In all these well-received books – and his many essays on contemporary painters, photographers and film-makers – Danchev deployed to brilliant effect his knowledge of the literary culture that helped to form his subjects' work and thinking.
He was brilliant, had far more knowledge of the party than me, with an acute and, even then, well-honed tactical brain; but it operated essentially within familiar and conventional parameters.
In collaboration with his brilliant student John Henry Whitehead, Veblen extended the knowledge of the Riemann metric for more general cases in The Foundations of Differential Geometry (1932).
Published in 1924, near the end of his fabled career as a performer, they are brilliant pieces composed with peerless insider knowledge of the instrument.
But he was brilliant at his work, with an unparalleled knowledge of the steel industry.
To the class, he was a teacher funny, ornery, energetic, brilliant, cutting, and exceptionally generous, with an encyclopedic knowledge of the arts.
Judge Wolf, the chief judge of the district, has an encyclopedic knowledge of the Bulger cases and has a reputation for being "brilliant but overbearing," Mr. Lehr said.
His attention to details – the thing most people would overlook - was fantastic and his knowledge of the game and the things he demanded from you were brilliant.
