It all adds up to an update that's focused on you not getting lost — in the world, with Maps, or in the phone, in the ways that everything is so neatly linked together.
All the horn players -- the trumpeter Ron Horton and the saxophonists Michael Blake and Ted Nash -- gave sly, original performances that neatly linked cool and hot styles, as if the separation were never necessary.
(A study by Jonathan Rothwell, an economist at Gallup, provoked some of the most recent back-and-forth, after Rothwell concluded that "Trump's popularity cannot be neatly linked to economic hardship").
The Harold is a long-form improv structure, devised by Close and widely performed at U.C.B., in which themes and characters recur in subsequent scenes, so that by the end of a show everything feels neatly linked, like a collection of connected short stories, such as "Olive Kitteridge," or the movie "Magnolia".
These observations neatly link oxidative and salicylic acid signalling modules with NO events.
Be sure that all of the groups' pieces of the backdrop are arranged in the same direction so that they will fit together neatly when linked.
A single Beethoven sonata, the E flat Op 27 no 1, preceded the Ives, all its transitions perfectly judged by Williams, and linked neatly with the Concord Sonata, with its references to Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.
He identifies Joshua as the weakest link – neatly summarised in a monologue about his place in the natural order of things – and works against a corrupt infrastructure to bring the Cody's to justice.
The French genius for order, however, insured that the thousands of tons of sable that were shipped in by barge to make the Plage possible are neatly packed in linked wooden boxes — making the beach, in the end, the world's oddest, longest, narrowest sandbox.
An important remark is given right at the start, emphasizing that data and assessment about developments cannot be linked neatly and solely to the programs and activities of the Mobility Partnership.
