And my "research" consisted largely of knowing that literature.
Revolutionary work, he wrote once, was largely foresight: knowing not just what the enemy might do tomorrow but also how, in future, the world was going to change.
Winston's largely silent, knowing presence during this and other moments in the production is among the many unexplained choices made by John Doyle, the director of "A Catered Affair," which is alternately as obscuring as fog and as loud and distracting as a bag of cicadas.
BY most accounts, Bernard C. Parks managed his long rise as a black officer on the once racially divided Los Angeles Police Department largely by knowing the minutiae of how the force worked better than anyone else, and by developing a reputation as intolerant of infractions of the rules.
An organization's success against defending cyber attacks depends largely on knowing the value of information assets and knowing the risk to those assets.
In roles like the central one here, Ms. Bouder is largely phenomenal: too knowing, to be sure, but delivering her top-speed steps with amazing high-definition clarity and finding mini-moments to linger, like one of the great coloratura sopranos.
One set of puzzles can be cracked by sensing the vibrations the game sends to the controller, and others involve knowing — largely on the basis of a single image in a single room out of score upon scores of such places — that a certain code must be rotated 90 degrees before it is translated.
Most noted for his concept of the "decisive moment", HCB believed that a great photograph is largely made by knowing exactly when to activate the shutter - by recognizing the precise fraction of a second when everything is aligned.
(Regional, Level D, ID149) The stress is largely induced by knowing that the chance of anyone with even a modicum of expertise in your field reviewing your grant is basically zero.
These communities have largely kept to themselves, knowing enough about public perception to not want to attract prying eyes.
