As envisioned here, a collaborative intelligence does not require encyclopedic command and need not be limited to a single problem.
Vice President Al Gore may love "to show off" his "encyclopedic" command of the facts.
To expect the chief executive to display encyclopedic command of every aspect of that brief is unrealistic.
Like Mr. Lerach, he has an incisive mind and an encyclopedic command of securities law, and he wears his political liberalism on his sleeve.
How does the Fed, which has an encyclopedic command of every kind of economic indicator, know all of this is working?
White's gift for melody and dynamics is in evidence throughout, as is his encyclopedic command of everything from easygoing country (the title track) to Dylanesque portraiture ("Hip (Eponymous) Poor Boy") to unhinged, wildly sleazy rockabilly ("I'm Shakin'").
Ihle, who turned pro before he could shave and is also multi-instrumentalist, producer, singer, and composer in his own right, possesses an encyclopedic knowledge and deft command of rock, prog, soul, blues, jazz, funk, punk, polka, country, folk and a few genres that haven't been invented yet.
Bismarck's sardonic crack that making laws, like making sausages, should never be looked at too closely, is triumphantly refuted.Mr Caro's research spans decades and his command of material is encyclopedic.
Appointed to that position in 1965 by the then- Director and your great friend and mentor, the late James J. Rorimer--your remarkable acquisitions of the 1960's still command attention, even in this most encyclopedic collection.
Encompassing city planning as much as garden design, this panoramic study is impressive not only for its encyclopedic scope but also for the author's authoritative command of so much diverse material and for her lucid writing.
His encyclopedic knowledge was stunning, and he had a remarkable command of an awe-inspiring number of languages, including German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Latin, Greek, Arabic, Persian, and Turkish, not to mention Berber, Hebrew, Aramaic, Ethiopic, and the African San tongue, Mbarakwengo.
