Radiologists, research scientists, senior undergraduate and graduate students in health sciences and engineering, and university professors will find this to be an exceptional reference.
He name-checked Japan's big ball-carriers, lauded their general skill-set, praised their scrum and repeatedly used the word "exceptional" when referencing the likes of Michael Leith, the cool-as-cucumber blindside and captain, Amanaki Mafi, the relentless number eight and Ayumu Goromaru, the wondrous full-back.
He is personable, has great references, exceptional social skills.
He writes vertical lines in the margin next to passages he finds exceptional, arrows next to references to places he'd like to visit, and a little circle next to any word he needs to look up.
With a social insight both broad and deep, an unrivaled sense of satirical counterpoint and topicality of reference, and exceptional physiognomic finesse, Hogarth dealt with types from all classes of society.
The "18/00: Exceptional Strength" class (a reference to PC game Baldur's Gate) I started with was a grueling gauntlet of heavy lifting and jumping.
A few years later, he started publishing his work during his studies at Harvard Medical School, under the pen names "John Lange and Jeffrey Hudsonon," subtly referencing his exceptional height 6 feet 9 inches.
Our two coverage analyses empower an experimenter to detect all reference features or reference intervals that show exceptional characteristics in terms of their coverage.
The species name translates as "exceptional", "extraordinary" or "exquisite", in reference to its unusual form and distinctiveness.
Although the Citizenship Loss Board appears to be the effective arbiter of this exceptional power, there is no reference to it in the legislation.
