Although Frederick Ashton, the great British choreographer with the Royal Ballet, was his hero, Mr. Barnes was also an early supporter of Balanchine and paid tribute to him in a typically distilled insight when the New York City Ballet opened its 1972 Stravinsky Festival: "Many choreographers have borrowed Stravinsky, but Mr. Balanchine has continually returned interest on the loan".
Distilling insights from this project, three of the Clinic's participants have created a model for teaching and advocacy that appears in the spring '12 issue of the Clinical Law Review.
Distilling insights from his complex career of early and late-life fathering, Conroy observes: "Perhaps love between father and child starts in mutual curiosity, but wherever it comes from, it quickly grows, if all goes well, to a force as powerful as anything a man will ever experience.
Distilling insights from interviews with social intrapreneurs, their colleagues and experts from around the world, the authors bring to life how business can be about more than just maximizing profit.
I have had to really think about what I think makes for good Python programming and have tried to distil that insight into a few pieces of advice and some illustrations in code.
True might have built on the work of his precursors and distilled some insight from his own experience as the journalist who perhaps spent the most time with the band.
APT boss Anthony Bruce says: "In these 'data dives' APT employees use their analytic skills to distil actionable insights from the data that the charity collects.
Now Angrist, Ford Professor of Economics at MIT, has distilled those insights into a surprise-hit book, "Mostly Harmless Econometrics," along with co-author Jorn-Steffen Pischke, a former MIT professor who now teaches at the London School of Economics.
By distilling these insights, the current framework aims to improve the ability of teams to plan, implement and review CE.
In distilling their insights, we focused on their assessment of how these recommendations may be expected to affect the risk and time associated with the development of disease-modifying AD drugs.
