The art and sport of fencing, on the other hand, requires precise and economical actions to be successful.
Galba may have chosen to award Halotus the lucrative procuratorship for any number of reasons; during his reign, Galba was known for making often unpopular political and economical actions, supposedly for what was, at least in Galba's mind, the financial health of the city.
Mr. Wright strove instead to find what he called "economical expressions of action".
The variables used to model the transmission network operation have to be meaningful to the power system operator as well as to the economical parties; the action rules followed by the power system operator to enforce network security have to be carefully designed to be equitable and non-discriminatory.
Cricket writer E. W. Swanton described how Rhodes had "a beautifully controlled, economical and rhythmical action which ensured supreme accuracy of length and direction.
These were 'accumulating E. coli burden to land', 'landscape transfer potential'infrastructureure' and 'social and economical obstacles to taking action'.
"Widows" takes a similarly economical approach to its scenes of action and bloodshed.
Producer James Jacks supported this style of filming finding it the most economical way to shoot these types of action scenes.
Reliability and availability analyses are recognized as essential for guiding decision makers in the implementation of actions addressed to improve the technical and economical performance of complex systems.
Malkovich noted Eastwood's direction as "redefining economical", saying Eastwood was quiet and did not use the phrases "action" and "cut".
This action was done in response for the American political, economical, and military support to Israel, the state of terrorism, and to the rest of the dictator countries in the region".
