Dr. Lincoln's last book, "Coming Through the Fire," published in 1996, was a distillation of his thoughts on race.
I look forward to her distillation of her thoughts in the book Women Of Will due out later this year or next from Knopf.
Formulated in 1923 by the Danish physicist Niels Bohr, this principle is a distillation of the thought that had led him in the development of his atomic theory, an early form of quantum mechanics.
It's a neatly compacted distillation of Trump's thoughts about the probe by special counsel Robert S. Mueller III — which appears to be nearing its conclusion — and is worth fleshing out in detail.
The minimum bioinformatics skill set expected of a biology graduate, as listed below, represents a distillation of the collective thoughts and ideas of multiple researchers in several contexts of developed countries which may not be applicable to the needs or capabilities of resource-limited developing countries whose societies have not yet entered the knowledge-based economy.
Filmed before a live audience, with a constantly changing set of images playing behind him, this was to be what he himself described as "a distillation of my life and thoughts... What I want to say before I die".
When all is said and done reading is a one on one communication system, an author's presentation of his or her insights, stories, opinions, a distillation of his or her thoughts, instructive, inspirational, original, and, in its own way, a miracle of transference through words.
Others, of course, have made boxes, but Earnshaw's are a unique distillation of a lifetime's thought.
"It's the closest distillation of a single, clear idea".
The Pixel 2 is a pretty solid distillation of many of these idea.
"Deep Thoughts" wound up being the perfect distillation of Handey's comedic temperament.
