With Liverpool's defence anchored by Kolo Touré – whom Klopp does not pretend is anything other than in the twilight of his career – and more prone to conceding corners than any other Premier League team, finding the way to score did not seem like a feat of science.
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Hell no, I'm not complaining -- I get to live in the tropics like a beach bum and write my heart out, but packing every single possession I'll need in a bag no bigger than a laundry sack becomes a Divinci-esque feat of science.
Calling themselves the Four Horsemen, they strut to the stage like Olympic athletes prepared to execute feats worthy of science fiction, which they pull off without missing a beat but with a lot of help from computer-generated effects.
Containing everything that the adventurous food scientist needs for extraordinary feats of edible science--from calcium lactate to food-grade syringes--the Kit turns meals into a magical adventure.
Once Shirley entered the story, I had this very clear image of it — this furry feat of modern science — rooting around in something as ordinary as a dog pen.
Mr. Eugenides's feat — creating an accurate world of science and scientists — raises questions about how much research fiction writers must do to write about science and whether, somehow, they can figure out this most esoteric world without going near it.
The feat, reported in tomorrow's issue of Science, might someday allow farmers to rest easy when a sudden freeze sets in.
Their feat of chemistry, described in tomorrow's issue of Science, was not duplicated until the mid-19th century.
