They'd grown long and powerful, practically simian, in a way I found grotesque but fascinating.
In 1997, when Mr. McGreevey was practically unknown, the powerful Essex County organization also produced Mr. McGreevey's winning margin in the primary for governor.
It has, however, to be considered that the analyses performed in the vast majority of published studies are mainly focused on a tumor-based approach [ 5- 10] in the absence of a more 'translational' evaluation of the feasibility of such a powerful, but practically complex, imaging modality.
The muddle works to strand a viewer in the here and now of the painting, which becomes the practically abstract symbol of a powerful, ungraspable intention.
"Red Cliff" (Nov. 20) is a grand-scale war movie — it tells the story of a famous battle in the year 208, in which the forces of two of China's kingdoms combined to defeat the army and navy of a far more powerful third — but practically all Mr. Woo's films are war movies at heart.
Such powerful branding is practically priceless, but, based on conversations with industry sources, we estimate that Google's brand alone is worth north of $2 billion.
Running your magazine and web businesses separately is far from unheard of, but operating them as two similar publications with different names is puzzling, particularly when one name is on the obscure side, while the other is so powerful it's practically synonymous with "shameless tabloid".
It is a powerful appreciation practice that can literally transform you, inside and out, making your happy, healthy longevity practically inevitable.
In a matter of two decades, Hellman built a powerful business empire; he practically invented banking in Los Angeles.
Combining an affordable camera with suitable optical filters and microprocessor-controlled LEDs, single-sensor multiparametric optical mapping can be practically implemented in a simple yet powerful configuration and applied to heart rhythm research.
