She became a familiar presence on the water, conducting her eccentric experiments and activities (recording the sound of the river, filming its periodic surges) with a great sense of purpose, her voluminous blond hair contained in a long braid she looks a bit like a prep-school field-hockey player relentlessly advancing on the goal.
In my book, I use a thought experiment or mental simulation based on "lights in a tunnel" to illustrate the overall economic impact of relentlessly advancing job automation technology.
He had rejected the model typified by Henry Kissinger, a policy auteur who relentlessly advanced his own views.
In 912 Edward was ready to begin the series of campaigns by which he relentlessly advanced into the Danelaw (Danish territory in England), securing each advance by a fortress, until he won back Essex, East Anglia, and the east-Midland Danish areas.
Tolerance for high executive compensation has increased, even as the legal powers of unions have been weakened and an intellectual case against them has been relentlessly advanced by plutocrat-financed think tanks.
Even after the Bush administration grudgingly joined Europe, Russia and China in offering a deal (economic and political inducements if Iran stopped producing nuclear fuel, sanctions if it did not), Tehran relentlessly advanced its ability to produce nuclear fuel.
The beautifully textured shots by cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto and the brisk, propulsive editing of William Goldenberg combine to relentlessly advance the plot, with not an ounce of narrative fat getting in the way.
Equally stirring is an image recorded far from the killing floor, in a dusty field in which a handful of enormous combines relentlessly advance toward the camera.
Third, a new independent envoy should be appointed with a clear presidential mandate to work relentlessly to advance the negotiation process.
My own organization, the American Gastroenterological Association, is working relentlessly to advance FMT research and to streamline the process of getting FMT to patients in need.
Third, to increase the framework's effectiveness, a new internationally recognized special envoy of the caliber of President Clinton should be appointed with a clear presidential mandate to work relentlessly to advance the negotiating process while keeping a top level American official in the region to press on with the negotiations during the occasional absence of the special envoy.
