We can't try all these marvy, peachy-keen techniques that we think up, so we want to be able to manage hedge funds, and not just these old, staid, isn't-this-boring mutual funds.' And out of fear of losing their more talented managers -- and because they wanted to make money -- the fund advisers started introducing hedge funds.
At first glance Proposition 64 would appear to be an example of what happens when LaRouche zealots apply to medical science the same keen analytic techniques they use in the world of politics; but in reality they have shrewdly hit on an issue likely to appeal to many voters who ordinarily wouldn't think of associating with them.
In recent years, higher and keener extraction techniques have been suggested (e.g., Miller and Singh 1994; Cooper and Cowan 2006; Sertcelik and Kafadar 2012; Zhang et al. 2014).
Yet this major pianist, who brings prodigious technique, keen imagination and insightful musicianship to her playing, is hardly known in the United States.
In recent years Karole Armitage's dances have gone one of two ways: deep, resilient works that validate her keen grasp of technique and craft with an otherworldly, ineffable underpinning, or those that attach themselves to the surface of trend, supported by little more than the veneer of slick bodies.
There is keen interest in techniques that increase the removal of larger uremic molecules.
However, Drury said the company was keen to import techniques used in greener Dutch and Belgian subsidiaries, which recycle 83% and 51% of their waste respectively.
But keen job search techniques can help veterans to snag a job when transferring back into civilian life.
Itzkoff essayed the Prelude of Bach's Fifth Suite, exhibiting a flawless technique and keen musicality.
Mr. Levine coaxes performances from his musicians, who feel empowered by his assured technique and keen ear.
Still, no fair-minded person can deny that Mr. Lang has stupendous technique and keen musical instincts.
