In his best books, "The Gold Bug Variations" (1991) and "Galatea 2.2" (1995), he displays an impressive command of the languages of music, genetics, computer science, and neurology, but more exciting is his willingness to engage in abstract thought, to argue and persevere, to carry arguments through the rooms of logic.
Researchers behind these applications find it difficult to understand the interfaces to these libraries because they carry arguments that are related to the parallel environment and performance in addition to arguments related to the problem at hand.
Even in these self-abstracted terms, though, she doesn't carry the argument nearly as far as she could.
(Abbott said Turnbull had the communications skills to carry the argument for spending cuts – as if the only problem with the 2014 budget had been the sales pitch).
If these opponents prevail, perhaps they will carry their argument next to battle the institution we have that already does exactly this: the military.
Mr. Anschutz, meanwhile, has remained mostly quiet, at least publicly, on the subject of the downtown football stadium, letting his longtime deputy, Mr. Leiweke, lead the campaign and carry the argument.
San Diego officials have created a sleek Web site to carry their argument to the public, posting 500 pages of documents they obtained through public records requests to discredit the other side.
And should the White House do what it takes to pass compromise legislation or should it force votes, which even if unsuccessful can be used to carry an argument against Republicans in the fall?
According to the report, he is quoted as saying there was a need to "encourage support from sympathetic newspapers and carry the argument to those likely to criticise our policy".
Unfortunately, Reagan's cheerleaders carry their argument too far, painting an implausible picture of a deft master that calls to mind nothing so much as the hyper-studious, take-charge Reagan of a memorable "Saturday Night Live" skit.
