While his predecessor frustrated Australian football fans and hardly had any friends left by the time he'd offered some pearls of wisdom about women that made him sound like a parolee, Ange Postecoglou seamlessly entered the managerial breach to become the first home-grown Socceroos coach since Frank Farina.
But in the same way that adding the word "diet" to a product's name is a useful way to reposition it in the public mind, the term "clean coal" has seamlessly entered the lexicon of corporate climate culture as a positive development (rather than a bad joke).
Broccolini was introduced in 1999 to great fanfare, and the Honey Crisp apple is a hybrid fruit that has seamlessly entered the market.
And he shows how seamlessly it entered the political realm.
In "Snatch," a diamond-theft caper directed by Guy Ritchie, Mr. Del Toro seamlessly enters the ensemble cast as the snappily dressed Franky Four Fingers, a seductive gangster with a weakness for the betting tables.
She had this intuitive talent for seamlessly entering into the hyper-surrealism of children's self-directed games.
In November 2010, the publication also named Criss the series' best guest-star to date, and praised him for "seamlessly entering the fold with his charm and great voice".
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Still, some of Tabata's more grandiose comments about FFXV's intended complexity – round-the-clock NPC schedules to complement the day-night cycle, the promise of seamlessly entering and leaving cities in real time, the general ambition of how closely he wants to mimic reality in a digital space – seem like stronger ideas than Final Fantasy has had in years.
Recruiting PeeWee Longway, the rappers trade bars back and forth so seamlessly that it feels like the duo entered the game together.
The response model described here integrates external partners who need to enter the communication network seamlessly, and provide product that is: (i) trusted and validated, (ii) in a format that is immediately useable, (iii) useful for monitoring and execution of assessment and reporting duties, and (iv) trusted.
