In the early 90's the young Mr. McBride immediately set himself up as one of the most gifted bassists in jazz, with a deep musical intelligence, a rich tone and a dexterity that Wynton Marsalis, among others, took to right away.
In a society stratified by intelligence, the rich would still get the comfort and privilege.
But the unit estimates that it killed 100 to 200 enemy fighters, and the yield in intelligence was rich.
To attend one of Mr. Burge's recitals, critics almost uniformly agreed, was to hear a challenging yet immensely satisfying program that showcased his immense technical facility; prodigious memory for the works' myriad rhythmic, tonal and stylistic complexities; acute musical intelligence; and rich command of aural color.
"Together, TransUnion and Trustev create a very powerful combination of software intelligence and rich data to stop online fraud.
Dewey's experimentalist account of democracy as the collective exercise of practical intelligence offers rich resources for evaluating the epistemic powers of particular democratic institutions, and for suggesting reforms to improve these powers.
I remember resisting the process because charting how my thoughts transform into feelings and back again felt patronizing, futile, and insulting to my brilliant intelligence and rich emotional makeup.
I remember resisting the process because charting how my thoughts transform into feelings and back again felt patronising, futile and insulting to my dazzling intelligence and rich emotional makeup.
I remember resisting the process because charting how my thoughts transform into feelings and back again felt patronising, futile and insulting to my brilliant intelligence and rich emotional makeup.
Sports venues are no exception and teams and sports scientists can piggyback on this intelligence to share rich data.
