The story of how he has transformed the firm from parochial British manufacturer into a genuine world-class global industrial giant is well known but is worth recounting briefly.
A short preface (an anonymous editor suggests it was written in 1987) explains that the earliest pages have been lost, and recounts briefly Mountstuart's childhood in Montevideo, Uruguay before he moves to England aged seven with his English father and Uruguayan mother.
Part B recounts very briefly what Tatel did over the next two years.
In one chilling episode, which Wilson recounts very briefly, she coldly left the house when a girl friend threatened to take an overdose, returning to find her in a coma, then took her to hospital and again left her bedside to spend the weekend with somebody else.
To make which appear, I shall briefly recount the story from the beginning.
In this visualization, we briefly recount the story of the Chinese workers in the context of engrossing topographic contour maps.
Briefly recount the history of the "Wedge" and indicate why Forrest and Gross may be wrong to paint it in conspiratorial terms.
Here, we briefly recount the generally recognized mechanisms of pathogen protection by AM fungi and present evidence, where appropriate, for functional diversity among AM fungal taxa with regard to these mechanisms.
We will briefly recount the development of artificial grafts for surgical vascular bypass before turning our attention towards endothelial cell seeded vascular grafts, in which endothelial cells effectively provide local delivery of endogenous endothelial secretory products to maintain prosthetic integrity after surgical implantation.
Joseph Frady, the respondent, does not dispute that 19 years ago he and Richard Gordon killed Thomas Bennett in the front room of the victim's house in Washington, D. C. Nonetheless, because the resolution of this case depends on what the jury learned about Frady's crime, we must briefly recount what happened, as told by the witnesses at Frady's trial and summarized by the Court of Appeals.
In this section, we briefly recount the standard definition of common knowledge.
