A painting of a crab from six years later is composed of flicks of ink but still holds fast to descriptive naturalism.
Although a great amount of information can be assessed fast and descriptive by our approach, it is economically challenging to experimentally prove the findings.
"The Bulgari Connection," about 200 pages long and written in less than six months, is faster paced, less descriptive and relies more heavily on plot.
There is something familiar, almost reassuringly so, about the elements of this fast-paced, vividly descriptive novel.
Yet it must be said that the children of today, used to faster and less descriptive writing, may find some passages wearisome: near the beginning, for example, a newly shrunk Nils jumps into a student's pocket, and is taken round a castle on a tour: "It was a slow tour.
The following fasting indices were evaluated: Descriptive statistics for all variables of interest were determined for both ethnic groups.
Like Proust, Greer presents life as essentially a solitude, an ever-renewed exile from the present, a shifting set of gorgeous mirages that nothing but descriptive genius can hold fast.
In a review in The New Yorker, John Updike wrote, "Like Proust, Greer presents life as essentially a solitude, an ever-renewed exile from the present, a shifting set of gorgeous mirages that nothing but descriptive genius can hold fast".
This schema has been optimized for fast retrieval of large quantities of descriptive data.
Table 1 presents the sample distribution for 2007 and 2009 by fast food chain, customer demographics, and descriptive statistics for the purchases.
