Less exciting, but equally well executed, was an omelet sized, thin, moist, herb-sprinkled chicken paillard strikingly served on a plate garnished with vegetable slivers and accompanied by two crisp, golden-crusted potato croquettes with upright sprigs of rosemary rising from each.
Wordsworth famously observed that "of two descriptions, either of passions, manners, or characters, each of them equally well executed, the one in prose and the other in verse, the verse will be read a hundred times where the prose is read once".
Fans want you to retain what they liked about the previous game but also mix it up, weave in new ideas that are equally well executed".
The rest? Legend has it that Cancun was selected for development by computer, then planned and executed equally as systematically.
So, for example, if we have a task that takes 1000 minutes to run on a single core, and a Condor pool available with 1000 equally fast executing nodes, then the speed increase would be 1000-fold and the task would complete in 1 minute.
But adjacent to Hauck's drawings or letters are those of Emma Bachmayer, equally unreadable but executed in a clear, elegant crisscrossing script that yields beautiful and labyrinthine patterns.
This deterrent argument suggests that identity verification can be equally effective whether executed before graded tests or even at the end of a course during certificate issuance.
On the recent album "Brazen Heart," his quintet, featuring the tenor saxophonist Jon Irabagon and the pianist Matt Mitchell, matches Douglas's fervent post-bop originals with a pair of stately spirituals, all executed with equally heartfelt zeal.
If both are equally creative and well executed, do you reward the designer who turns the ugly into the beautiful or the one who creates a new silhouette?
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04407.002 Animals display a wide repertoire of complex and adaptable behaviours executed by equally complex nervous systems.
