Dr. Cottrell relies on vision to see how the computers he supervises are doing, he said, analyzing data displayed in tables and graphs, for instance.
To do that, he analyzed blood samples that had been taken from nine thousand Air Force recruits between 1948 and 1954.
"If I proposed an anticrime march like the one he did, he'd want to analyze it now.
"I was essentially staring into space at 2 a.m., thinking if there was anything more I could have done," he recalled, "trying to analyze the case from the perspective of the jurors, terrified at the thought that if Sean was convicted, it would not be because of something he did, but something I failed to do correctly".
In "Bureaucracy: What Government Agencies Do and Why They Do It" (1989), he analyzed the inner workings of agencies like the Federal Bureau of Investigation as well as prisons and schools, pointing out the general disconnect between the people at the top who make the policies and the people at the bottom who do the work.
He doesn't analyze it, doesn't challenge it, but merely borrows its emotions and cites its greatness.
Laish is observant and intuitive, but he doesn't analyze his fellow travelers or try to explain their vagaries of mood and behavior.
Asked about his costs, Mr. Gjerde says he doesn't analyze them, but thinks they are higher.
Torre freely admitted that he does not analyze what is happening with Class AAA Columbus and accepts whatever recommendations the organization makes.
The list isn't supposed to be a list of investment bargains — Gilder has no interest in a company's financial history, and he doesn't analyze how well a stock is currently valued — but it has been taken as such by many of his readers.
