Like an Elizabethan actor-manager he draws on an evolving "company" of great and diverse stage actors (Anthony Hopkins as Odin in Thor, Derek Jacobi as the ageing King and Nonso Alozie in Cinderella) prepared to put in deep preparation.
If not exactly a charismatic public speaker, he is a master of small meetings and a fearless trader of facts who has earned praise for deep preparation even from the industries regulated by his department.
Third, some players are able to use the initiative to "play a kind of powerful 'serve and volley' chess in which Black is flattened with a mixture of deep preparation and attacking prowess".
These restorations were so thin because a lining cement was used in case of deep preparations (Dycal or a glass ionomer).
You can only grab the things that don't require deep cooking or preparation.
In the resultant model for a given recipe, each ingredient retains a connection to various other forms of data to enable deeper analysis, preparation for systems integration or large-scale simulations, or for modifications of the ingredient representations.
Farro, the chewy, barley-like grain better known as spelt, was magnificent: a deep, rich, elemental preparation with wild mushrooms and a bracing infusion of rosemary.
During the week, general managers, deep in preparation for the draft, had to stop what they were doing to prepare in case free agency opened next week.
Ostensibly he's on holiday, but his head is deep in preparation for Husbands and Wives.
This is a markedly different form of horror and one that requires deep indoctrination, preparation and training.
These steps were reliably monitored in 6/6 patients, however, in two cases, rupture of DM during deep stromal preparation led to conversion into PKP.
