A product of many years of enthusiastic research, it is all here: the places to eat, to shop, to stay, with recipes and insider tips by a talented writer who wears her depth of knowledge as lightly as a Pierre Hermé macaron.
Ten major Wall Street investment firms agreed to pay $1.4 billion to settle conflict-of-interest charges; they would do things like issue enthusiastic research reports about the same stocks they were describing as worthless junk in internal e-mail messages.
The data collected showed the majority of sonographers (89%) were enthusiastic about research but with only 33% and 60% currently or previously performing research, respectively, and 73% using research findings to modify their clinical practice.
As the wife of the eponymous sex researcher, she goes from thickly-hymened virgin to enthusiastic bedroom research assistant, the couple becoming something like the Pierre and Marie Curie of anal sex.
If at all possible (and if you are really enthusiastic! ), do some research online and try to get in touch with other enthusiasts of the particular tribe you are drawn to.
If it had not been for the efforts of an enthusiastic collector, whose research files were donated to the museums, Hubbard might now be entirely unknown outside Greenport.
"They were very enthusiastic about my research and, as a result, I was invited to interview for a position at National Heart ,Lung, and Blood," Harbison says.
Verbal and written communication skills are important in academia, too, and you'll need to be outgoing and enthusiastic about your research to attract attention (and funding).
The key is to keep your wits about when you choose to be an idiot: practice enthusiastic sexual consent; research the effects of any weird drugs you take, control the dose/set/setting, and make sure you're not taking anything containing fentanyl; read Nietzsche responsibly.
The RDSU purposefully selected teams who were enthusiastic about doing research, and progress may be related to their enthusiasm and tenacity.
