Like the fictional naïf, he performed remarkable athletic feats, famously doing a headstand for cameras as his young wife looked on, and filibustering a civil-rights bill for twenty-four houtfittedfitted with a bag into which he relieved himself.
Thaler has considerable charm and enthusiasm, and she talked excitedly about the digital cable box that had just been installed in her apartment, capable of performing remarkable feats: allowing her to record programs, fast-forward and rewind, and skip the commercials (this she did not mention).
As this is the number of constituents, we do not perform remarkable partitions in data.
There are women walking through Accra's crowded streets performing remarkable balancing acts.
A: Adams Lanee is a Pulitzer Prize-winning news reporter on the trail of a mysterious man who, at times, has shown the ability to perform remarkable feats of strength.
Experiments have shown that rats can perform remarkable feats of tactile discrimination in comparison tasks involving small differences in object distance, direction, or surface texture.
But he also performs some remarkable acrobatics.
In "Folding," he performs a remarkable solo, using an active torso that is both fluid and compressed.
But The Rest is Noise performs the remarkable trick of making what may be considered abstruse musical matters widely accessible.
In "The Origins of AIDS," published last week by Cambridge University Press, Dr. Jacques Pépin, an infectious disease specialist at the University of Sherbrooke in Quebec, performs a remarkable feat.
