In my Times column today, I reviewed practically the entire marketplace of ultrabooks.
Among several sites that try to help consumers make informed decisions with reader-generated rankings and reviews of practically everything under the sun, including cruises, are epinions.com (www.epinions.com) and deja.com.
In contrast, audience-oriented reviews are practically missing; rather, imagined audiences tend to appear in the texts implicitly as similar to the reviewer, suggesting conceptions of a mass audience as well as specific groupings of general audiences.
Two other studies found scant evidence that a standardized checklist led to better reviews, while two more revealed that training reviewers was practically useless.
Lincoln Center officials say that a peer review arrangement is practically unheard of in New York City -- only the Queens Symphony Orchestra and the Orchestra of St . Lukes have it -- and that the strike may have done irreparable damage.
By using the company's pre-offense commitment to prevention and detection as the basis for assessing the merits of the settlement, the court has something it can practically review and, most important, companies get the message that what ultimately matters is their own efforts at self-policing.
As we have shown in this Review, there are practically unlimited opportunities for discovering new molecules and determining their structures and fundamental properties.
But in spite of its pre-crunch prices, L'Anima has been hard to ignore: reviews have been practically evangelical, and it was recently named best new restaurant of the year in both Square Meal and the Harden's UK Restaurant Guide.
Plus, as practically every review of the show has pointed out, it does look ravishing; all gleaming white snowscapes.
On the evidence of recent weekend supplements, men practically never review women's fiction, and the windows of the Charing Cross Road bookshops last week had far fewer women's novels in them.
