Not obvious and fruity except when striking an attitude; rough around the edges, pragmatic, opportunistic; eager to snog the prettiest of the boy players.
The works raise questions on the hierarchies of value in cities, as seen through the lens of whiteness and the sharp edges of opportunistic "helping". One piece looks at the current police budget in Detroit compared to the neighborhood services budget.
Three minutes into the second half Gareth Southgate's side edged ahead thanks to an opportunistic goal from the impressive Carroll.
Our algorithm takes 3.2 s for an opportunistic network with 125 nodes and 455 edges constructed from the data according to Fournet and Barrat [21].
The Coyotes were by far the more opportunistic team to start, where the Kings had the edge everywhere in the first period but on the scoreboard.
Visiting fly-half Dan Biggar's opportunistic drop-goal and two penalties gave the Ospreys an early edge against Leigh Halfpenny's penalty.
This was mainly because the four sampling strategies adequately captured the environmental variability of the study area, and because plots in the opportunistic sampling were located at a sufficient distance from tracks to avoid potential edge effects.
Crocodilians are opportunistic predators that are at their most dangerous in water and at the edge of water.
At once complicit and cynical, the office immerses itself in the commercial world with opportunistic glee, while also managing to retain a critical distance, often pushing clients to the edge of their comfort zones.
And it is a useful, not to say opportunistic, reminder of how fluid and interchangeable the terms like Modern and contemporary, classical and cutting edge, can be.
By now, Northeastern woods and road edges, lawns and borders are writhing with botanical JRs -- plants that are determined and opportunistic even when immature.
