Hansen was particularly impressed with Carlsen's prodigious memory for board positions and moves.
Schubert's flashy Fantasy for Violin and Piano in C became a willing vehicle for Mr. Beilman's prodigious technique and, particularly in the Allegretto, featured the two musicians interacting with attentive playfulness.
Such prodigious talent is particularly dazzling to Duff who, though she began amateur dramatics as a timid 11-year-old, did not act professionally until she reached drama school.
Jacob Tsimerman, another prodigious 19-year-old, was particularly interested.
He was also a prodigious user of pharmaceutical drugs, particularly Valium and morphine.In the two years it took for Hughes to build his Las Vegas empire in the late 1960s, his bed sheets were changed only five times, his room was never vacuumed at all and the cupboards filled up with jars of his urine.
In his drawing, McCay made bold, prodigious use of linear perspective, particularly in detailed architecture and cityscapes.
The creaky plot of "Proof" hangs on whether a particularly brilliant proof was the work of the prodigious daughter or her father.
Ms. Soli has done prodigious research about the Vietnam War, particularly about the role of female war photographers, and so is able to imbue an otherwise deeply romantic book with a strong sense of history.
Sixteen albums in six years would be a prodigious feat for an artist who was still breathing, particularly when you bear in mind that many of them are double CD sets.
Depicting the out-of-control fury so essential for the meatiest Shakespearean parts was particularly difficult, Mr. Stewart said, because his father was a military man with a prodigious, terrifying temper.
