In its strikingly original, engagingly idiosyncratic way, Dickson's action-packed global quest amounts to a substantial new contribution to Shakespeare scholarship.
Idiosyncratic characterization rather than fast action or complex plotting was what fascinated regular viewers of "Inspector Morse," and the inspector gave them plenty.
Yet, habitual action is inherently idiosyncratic, based on personally acquired behavioural responses to personally meaningful cues.
You are a man who has enough courage to annul a wrong and mistaken action," he added, in idiosyncratic spelling and capitalization.
Missy Mazzoli and her ensemble, Victoire (conducted here by John Altieri), provided engagingly idiosyncratic scores that largely followed the action of two short comedies, "A Fool and His Money" (1912, with a black cast) and "When Marian Was Little" (1911).
Practitioners should recognize this important potential idiosyncratic reaction and take appropriate corrective action.
To study processes required for recognizing specific actions or for learning the idiosyncratic movement styles of specific individuals, one can use moving stick figures in place of point-light displays.
The episode of the St.-Gervais bastion is Dumas at his idiosyncratic best: a heady mix of intrigue, action and laughing-in-the-face-of-death badinage (all superbly rendered in this translation).
Similar effects of CO on IκBα phosphorylation (p = 0.016) and degradation (p = 0.001) were also documented in primary human monocytes (Figure 8, C and D, respectively), showing that this mechanism of action was not limited to an idiosyncratic cell line.
Strangely, it's Takashi Miike (Audition; 13 Assassins), whose output once looked too erratic and idiosyncratic, who seems to have emerged as the live-action Japanese film-maker with the widest following abroad.
