Herein lies the audacity, the tenacity, the perspicacity of the independence project: to take the leap, to take the risk, to meet the challenge.
HILLARY AND RAHM While on Memory Lane, and because today's column was triggered by the rhetorical perspicacity of the Obaman chief-of-staff-designate, allow me another personal reminiscence.
Rather they end up as consenting dupes for the others, simply because they do not have the energy or the perspicacity to counteract the plots against them.
Several methods of gait analysis are available, including visual analysis, which depends on the ability and perspicacity of the investigator, and specific analysis, which requires specialised equipment [ 2- 4].
To what is often a familiar story Hepworth brings rare perspicacity into the business machinations of the era, whose movers and shakers were, as he points out, often from a previous, less starry-eyed generation.
Each of them is only provisionally useful, and none embodies Darwin's perspicacity in the first chapter of the Origin of Species (1859).
(Chinen) ANAT COHEN QUARTET (Tuesday through Thursday) Anat Cohen plays the tenor saxophone with perspicacity and the clarinet with authority, and her working band — with Jason Lindner on piano, Joe Martin on bass and Daniel Freedman on drums — supports her actions with sympathetic ease.
Not all of them are of the first order of psychological intimacy or perspicacity, but the documentation of artists' homes is fascinating.
Once Stalin had dealt with these leaders of the so-called left opposition, it was the turn of the right, but the rightist Bukharin, "not a person of strong character or perspicacity", gets the back of Kotkin's hand too.
But he doubtlessly got the idea from yours truly: in 1985, I wrote, with characteristic perspicacity, that the show needed a star, like Bill Cosby.
