Pickerel, which have firm, sweet-tasting white flesh, are not favored as a food fish by many anglers because of fine, free-floating Y-shaped bones along the backbone, but those bones can be removed with judicious knife work.
Through judicious camera work, television can avoid showing some empty seats, and stadiums like tennis, with high walls behind the players, almost guarantee that only a few rows of seats will appear on camera.
This concise and judicious selection of works by prominent 20th-century sculptors ranges from Hans Arp (a sensuous, biomorphic lump in bronze) to Kiki Smith (a rough bust of a woman with a nosebleed).
The protagonist, Gesualdo Motta, is a peasant who becomes a wealthy landowner through hard work and judicious business practices, but he cannot rise socially despite his marriage to the noble Bianca Trao.
Judicious use of subtitles work well for some of the scenes heavy with signing -- especially when they're turned off.
It's a well-established management principle: Don't do something radical until you've proven conclusively that more judicious solutions won't work.
The décor hinted at Berlin's imperial days, with extravagantly figured and glossily lacquered cherry wood veneers on the cabinet work, a judicious quantity of gold leaf and touches of old-fashioned graciousness such as a toilet accessible either from the bathroom or from the entranceway - for guests or for those times when one's partner is using the bath tub or the shower.
A little judicious pruning would have worked wonders.
I liked just about everything about it, from the choice of Ms. Schneemann, a veteran New Paltz-based artist, to the judicious selection of her works.
Over all, though, the hall is relatively judicious in these warnings, working hard to find Homo sapiens a proper place to stand.
