The dynamic capabilities are based on very high levels of sensitivity, experience, and willingness to engage profoundly on the company's business.
Adam — at once ideological and post-ideological, vaguely engaged and profoundly spectatorial, charming and loathsome — is a convincing representative of twenty-first-century American Homo literatus.
In the early nineteenth century, the American surgeon Benjamin Rush wrote about a type of "moral derangement" in which the sufferer was neither delusional nor psychotic but nevertheless engaged in profoundly antisocial behavior, including horrifying acts of violence.
"He's a very quietly powerful artist," said Martine d'Anglejan-Chatillon, a partner at Thomas Dane. "He is a very particular kind of individual who has the courage to engage very profoundly with some of the questions he finds around him in Beirut and that region.
Instead, we found that the half-life and topology of interactions that each condensin binding site can engage in profoundly affects chromosome behavior.
More than 10,000 people voted, from a list drawn up by our panel of writers and editors, for the person they thought was "engaging most originally and profoundly with the central questions of the world today".
Identifying the thinkers who are "engaging most originally and profoundly with the central questions of the world today" is clearly a horribly tricky task, yet Prospect magazine has chosen to make its public intellectuals poll an annual affair, after previously leaving a five-year gap.
Rather than presenting a simple, sentimental ecological fable, the film is profoundly engaged with complex, irresolvable issues.
In little of it can you sense the force of a first-rate, profoundly engaged, here-for-the-duration artistic sensibility.
To take further liberties, they also echo, abstractly and much enlarged, the painter's eyes, outlining his field of vision and underscoring the act of looking in which we find him so patiently and profoundly engaged.
