But moving back and forth among 40 distinct characters still represents a tour de force, which Ferguson wears lightly, even humbly, though with obvious enjoyment.
Napoleon's vanity is amusingly revealed, for Napoleon and his double are played by the same actor, the estimable Ian Holm, for whom "The Emperor's New Clothes" represents a tour de force.
"After a few discarded ideas we agreed that the video should have represented a tour in the heart of Lisbon, starting from the ocean, walking past walls of azulejos, bright colors and slanting trams and eventually heading back to the water," explains Kabu.
This is explored in Table 3, which represents a tour de force as concerns the sheer volume of references relating to all that appears to associate human Disease and organisms, mostly bacteria.
All three reviewers thought that the structures presented were of excellent quality and represented a tour-de-force use of near atomic resolution cryo-EM on fairly complicated viral system to derive the mechanistic basis of an intrinsic feature that is common to turreted reoviruses.
Asked what would represent a successful tour down under, he replied: "Three-nil, that'd be a super tour.
However, although the ENCODE catalogues represent a remarkable tour de force, they contain only an initial exploration of the depths of our genome, because many more cell types must yet be investigated.
Having said that, I've always thought that while it is good to do your homework, it's more important that you're right yourselves, and not to get too focused on the opposition.' And after such a stunning start, what would represent a successful tour for Robinson?
This is a very data rich study that represents a technical tour de force.
