Two themes soon become evident: "Luther is larger than life, practically superheroic, and Luther is alone, not by choice but because he burns so hot that ordinary mortals have to keep their distance," Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
That opening scene, gratuitously sensational and extraneous to the story, harks back to the series's first episode (when Luther dropped a pedophile from a great height) and affirms the show's twin themes: Luther is larger than life, practically superheroic, and Luther is alone, not by choice but because he burns so hot that ordinary mortals have to keep their distance.
We have a problem here.' " As he researched the book, Mr. Baime went on to say, he was struck by how practically everyone he read about seemed larger than life.
Practically, the absorber diameter should be larger than the size of the reflected light cone to avoid great optical loss caused by rays escaping.
If MSSIM is larger than 0.985...0.99, distortions are practically not seen.
In practice, however, if the transmission bandwidth is much larger than the Doppler spread bandwidth, these terms are practically constant over frequency.
These differences are practically significant in the sense that they are larger than minimally important differences for the EQ-5D from the literature, and they appear capable of significantly affecting CUA results.
These differences are practically significant in the sense that they are larger than minimally important differences for the EQ-5D from the literature, and they appear capable of significantly affecting CUA results; hence they could potentially influence health technology assessments.
In families with the largest economic gains (+200,000 NOK and more, 13%% of the sample), the positive change in perceived responsiveness was significantly larger than the change reported in families with practically stable (or declining) economic resources.
Similarly, the GenapSys GENIUS sequencer is no larger than an iPad and is able to sequence DNA practically anywhere.
