He was shrewd, flexible, ingenious, always ready to embrace technical developments, or exploit commercial opportunities, frugal most of the time but ready to invest generously when necessary.
Models developed to gain insight into the ocean carbon cycle/marine biogeochemistry are most highly cited, the produced knowledge is exported to other cognitive disciplines, and oceanic modelers are less reluctant to embrace technical advances (e.g., assimilation schemes) and more critically increase model complexity.
A poetic sensibility, musical astuteness and an embracing technical arsenal mark the exceptional playing of Uhlig, born in Dsseldorf, Germany in 1974, in this thrilling collection of miniatures.
The Gauntlet states "The Fundamental Component is characterized by long songs, melodic thrash and Tony Rohrbough's scathing guitar solos while still embracing technical chaos and the violent groove of bassist Chris Adams and drummer Matt Wolfe".
During Ms. BMI's first run-through in front of the mirror we noticed that while embracing technical terms gave her authority, explaining the finite subtleties of the gastrointestinal tract made her appear disengaged and bromidic.
First, to embrace technical health procedures, carers need to clearly understand and accept the clinical need for and benefits of the procedure and be assured that they will receive adequate training and ongoing support from the health system.
Art historians to whom I've spoken attribute these omissions to Renaissance artists' embrace of technical advances and practices in art, such as contemporizing figures, embracing realism and naturalism, and reviving Greek idealism.
Whitelaw embraced the technical difficulties with commitment and verve, and after Play she became Beckett's favourite actress.
The civilian population, in other words, has willingly embraced the technical prerequisites for a national surveillance system that Pentagon planners are calling Total Information Awareness.
