It is embedded in his music, his thinking, and his tight scoring as well as incisive improvisational methods.
These results demonstrate the ability of the perturbation method to make incisive interpretations achieved with varying sizes of gene signatures ranging from 10 in the Letrozole study, to 100 in the cervical cancer study.
Contemporary makeovers of the hits of classic-jazz legends can make you want to run for cover, but this celebration of the 1930s swing legacy of Thomas Fatss" Waller comes from a credible source: the incisive mind and cutting-edge methods of award-winning Texas pianist Jason Moran.
In this light, Byrne's method is an effective alternative, its incisive conclusions mitigating stretches weakened by enigmatic silences or doubtful claims.
At the start, he sums his method up in a series of brusque, incisive strokes of thought (which he then works out with a degree of detail): Pure cinema is complementary pieces of film put together, like notes of music make a melody.
Beyond this scathing assessment of current American funding (and training) practices, Brenner has incisive criticisms of peer review, journal publishing, and the American method of training Ph.D. researchers.
The most incisive breakthrough came from Pietro Giannone (1676 1748), a Neapolitan jurist, who employed a jurisdictional, historical method to oppose church abuse of power and to break the church's stranglehold on the state.
173 patients were treated by traditional incisive-draining methods and 165 patients were treated by using vacuum therapy by the method proposed by the authors.
There's comfort, I find, in the methods employed in the world of Chandler's detective, Philip Marlowe -- careful observation, an incisive way with words, quiet restraint in the face of deceitful and irredeemable acts.
Both received incisive performances.
