"You are getting an intricate high quality metal part that you can keep re-using for decades as part of a modular system that gives you efficiency, flexibility, re-usability, and ease of use," he says.
When I became President, I was given a bad and very complex hand, but I fully knew what I was getting into: big and intricate problems.
Rather than line up every cut perfectly, all you need to do is get within a few inches and the machine can automate even the most intricate cuts.
He's a superhero not because he's got some intricate backstory, but because, in the film, to be a white working guy– a Roy Rogers cowboy, as he calls himself – is its own superpower.
Was he getting all the intricate legal points he made about international law right?
The canvas that Flying Lotus continues to work on to project his visions are only getting bigger and more intricate, without really going into any territory that might be perceived as weird to your regular listener.
Lemov's view is that getting students to pay attention is not only crucial but also a skill as specialized, intricate and learnable as playing guitar.
Thus, there is an intricate art to getting the primary and secondary capital levels right to generate the highest return on the investment and ensure that the founder agrees to the deal.
That's because getting five or six men to the point where they can execute the intricate choreographies of protection schemes with synchronized precision is tedious labor.
Get Shorty, however, is the most intricate meshing of narrative and meta-narrative, concluding with a lovely Calvino-like consideration between Karen, Harry and Chili of how it should end: "Chili didn't say anything, giving it some more thought.
