Though slow cookers can be left unattended for long stretches, they usually require a modicum of prep work: garlic must be peeled, onions chopped, chicken de-skinned.
She reaches a modicum of success in one work titled "Three Pears in a Silver Bowl".
However, a modicum of understanding about that work is needed for any understanding of what is interesting about rigid designators.
These people needed at least a modicum of private space to work on their knowledge, and pin up a few family photographs.
Milan and Zlata perceived these activation schemes to be less about providing sustainable employment than providing a modicum of busywork for habitually "work-shy" Roma communities. .
And with a just a modicum of attention, the duck will gain a glorious, mahogany color that will belie the amount of work you spent on it.
But last week, the place where they worked got a modicum of belated attention.
For example, some Germans, at least, want details of the €1 billion ($1.3 billion) arbitration claim that Vattenfall, a Swedish power firm, has brought against their government under the Energy Charter Treaty.The bare facts of that case are public because it was filed at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes, which works with a modicum of transparency.
After all, bands that didn't work hard and lacked even a modicum of talent wouldn't have managed to record songs good enough to have been included in the first place.
Through Six Sigma analyses, many G.E. businesses concluded that customers, given a modicum of extra information, would willingly handle a lot of repair work themselves.
