It's printed on small, matte ecru sheets held together with twine, and its length is restrained: maybe six or seven appetizers, maybe eight or nine main courses, balanced judiciously among vegetarian, fish and meat options.
However, subsequent studies theorized that a judiciously administered course of variable-frequency pro re nata intravitreal ranibizumab treatment preserves vision in three quarters of patients and improves vision in one third becoming the accepted protocol [ 3, 4].
And then of course there is Hill's judiciously selected "Of The Week" moments.
They are aided, of course, by adjectives, which when chosen judiciously make the description even more powerful.
However, it adds, "The writer should, of course, omit extraneous syllables like 'um' and may judiciously delete false starts".
Notes and extracts from other watery writers are judiciously incorporated – from Coleridge to Jerome K Jerome and, of course, the master: Conrad.
But he quotes judiciously from his predecessors among travellers to Iran, notably, of course, Robert Byron, an author who has become such a Homeric figure in the consciousness of contemporary travel writers.
Dinners at the haute cuisine mecca Pierre Gagnaire, 6, rue Balzac, Eighth Arrondissement, (33-1) 58.36.12.50, can run upward of $400 a person; I went at lunchtime and ordered judiciously (you can order either an appetizer or a main course and be well sated; each consists of a single dish with multiple side dishes, meant to be savored all at once).
So, sharing of yourself can be a teaching tool, but it must be judiciously used, usually for specific purposes at specific junctures during the course.
(Of course, not all increases have raised performance. Therefore, especially in the current, deep recession, resources should be judiciously targeted to viable business opportunities). Firms with deep pockets can make cost-effective acquisitions that strengthen their brand portfolio or customer base.
