Böhler is a high profile lawyer, this her first work of fiction, and certainly she, along with translator Jeannette K Ringold, is an expert at producing clear, direct language, and useful summary.
Tough, direct and filled with useful information about racing a bicycle, coping with cancer and even in vitro fertilization, the book also offers up a fascinating portrait of an insecure, fatherless momma's boy who is still in honest struggle to grow up and be a good father himself.
I've already praised Lance Armstrong's biography, "It's Not About the Bike: My Journey Back to Life" (Putnam, $24.95), written by Sally Jenkins, as tough, direct and filled with useful information about racing a bicycle, coping with cancer and even in vitro fertilization.
— Mitt Romney's English is direct and to the point, useful for attacking President Obama on the stump or dismantling his Republican opponents in primary debates.
The Manchester Guardians reviewer also criticised the work's confused structure and unselective detail, but found it "a useful, direct and honest" account of Labour's early years.
Curated by Ludovica Sebregondi and Tim Parks, the show is accompanied by an attractive catalog and useful book directing visitors to other nearby monuments bankrolled and adorned by Florence's Renaissance magnates (including the churches where many found their final resting place).
Thus, the development of the sequence-based method is crucial and useful for directing further experimental work.
While other metaphors have been proposed for tumor dynamics (i.e., suburban sprawl around urban centers (Ryan et al. 2010)), we see direct, useful, and applicable parallels between tumor ecosystems and arid ecosystems with riparian zones.
