Perfectionist attention to detail is one of his work's most compelling aspects: note the exactingly formed knot that serves as the balloon dog's nose, or the folds, pleats and stretch marks in the heart's wrapper.
"Miracast builds on Wi-Fi Direct with a compelling application," noted Brian O'Rourke from IHS iSuppli Research in a supporting statement.
It is compelling to note that the retention and performance of these young students is remarkably similar, if not better, than that reported in adults [ 10].
The correlation between cost and consumption is pretty compelling; as Finkelstein notes, there's no more basic tenet of economics than that price matters.
Epileptologist Douglas Coulter of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine in Philadelphia agrees that the study is "compelling," but he notes that much more work is needed to understand exactly how the channel exerts its beneficial effects.
Now this is pretty compelling - any note you write stored online to be retrieved whenever you want.
After Josephine gave a compelling speech, Cyrus noted, "And a star is born.
The results, particularly in the SICU population, where the relative risk of in-hospital death was reduced by 33.9%, seem compelling but, as noted by the authors, the patients studied in that trial were ventilated surgical patients admitted to the ICU after predominantly cardiac surgery and these results cannot be extrapolated to other ICU patient groups.
And he's just terrific: smart, witty, self-deprecating, charismatic, speaking in compelling whole sentences without notes.
Lee, whose novel had a profound effect on civil rights, has not publicly stated Robinson's origins, but literature professor Patrick Chura notes several compelling similarities between Till's case and that of Robinson.
