I preferred his more authentically paranoid performance as the Big Tobacco whistle-blower in Michael Mann's conspiracy thriller The Insider but, nevertheless, he carries the picture very capably, and the movie is an entertaining ride, with a big cast of characters whose contributions to the plot, though not strictly speaking plausible, are all cleverly managed and orchestrated by Macdonald.
Thus SDN and NFV can work in a complementary way to the WiSEED architecture by managing and orchestrating NFs [18].
Exhibition or not, the tone was more intense than light-hearted, even if Federer and Del Potro managed to orchestrate an exchange on Thursday in which Federer could hit two of his trademark between-the-legs shots off lobs in the same point.
The target DBMS-based system has been designed for orchestrate a set of computing systems able to provide physical and virtual resources, creating a unified system, in which the various users-submitted computing tasks are managed and optimized.
"I don't feel I need bells and whistles and orchestrated ceremonies to remind me," says Ms. Lipman, a deputy managing editor.
The national socialist movement, in Schmitt's view, had managed to orchestrate an exercise of constituent power and to create a new constitution; one that was willing to draw uncompromising distinctions between the German people and its internal and external enemies.
One of the ancillary dramas is whether the extra day of preparation will give Favre a chance to heal enough to keep his starting streak intact, Dan Wetzel on Yahoo.com writes, and Tim Smith of The Daily News wonders how Favre managed to orchestrate a blizzard.
He asked how she managed to orchestrate it all.
After losing the 1990 election, Ortega managed to orchestrate a return to power when he became president in 2006.
King Baudouin of the Belgians participated in the independence celebrations of Congo at Léopoldville (now Kinshasa) but managed to orchestrate his reception with less finesse.
Between the three of them, they managed to orchestrate one of the biggest stains on American history: the famed interrogations of suspected "reds" under the auspices of the Senate permanent subcommittee on investigations.
