Kidd is also a potent offensive threat near the basket, a human cannonball strong enough to gain position for intricate, off-balance, reverse-spin layups.
Some of these have their actual business assets in China, but have retained their headquarters in Hong Kong or Taiwan, or perhaps used intricate off-shore structures, so as to enjoy a more predictable legal regime.
Designed by Elliot Scott, who went on to be a designer on the Indiana Jones movies, it's a fiendish swirl of intricate, off-centre geometry that casts a looming shadow.
Their financial affairs can be too intricate for off-the-shelf software or for someone accustomed to filing returns only for individuals, but the enterprises are often too small for business specialists to bother with.
To actually dialogue these intricate trade-offs with stakeholders requires a highly advanced deliberative process accordingly.
The results show that understanding the water use-related complex and intricate trade-offs among ecological, social, and economic goals is fundamental in designing and implementing management policies and ecosystems restoration schemes.
A war has erupted without sanction from the United Nations, and as its secretary general, he has to speak up about the conflict, look ahead to the future of Iraq, and keep the Nobel Prize-winning institution from reverting to its cold-war self: a bypassed, impossibly intricate bureaucracy, an off-off-Broadway stage featuring small-time diplomatic dramas.
Destiny's Child had abundant visual and vocal presence, as its members pulled off intricate harmonies in time with synchronized dance moves.
This cheerful restaurant shows off intricate flavor combinations based on traditional ingredients like epazote, avocado leaves, cactus pads and various chilies.
Since the performance hall opened in 2005, authorities have complained of a leaky roof and chunks of the intricate mosaic flying off during high winds.
Brad DeLong has a fairly long, intricate piece keying off what looked like a prediction by John Cochrane, early in the Great Recession, that the Fed's expansion of the monetary base would lead to high inflation.
