Mr. Hoagland's poems are routinely this good, streaked with riddling wit and close observation.
"Our dream is to make Vladivostok a powerful international center," Victor V. Gorchakov, the region's vice governor for economy, said in his office overlooking city docks where United States Navy ships now routinely make good will port calls.
When we consider the vast sums that governments spend — and the responsibility public officials bear — it seems crazy that policy makers don't routinely make good use of evidence.
According to Jonathan Agnew, the BBC's cricket correspondent and by some considerable distance the finest broadcaster in the sport, the archers will be aiming across the square and will therefore be subject to the same forces that routinely compel good bowlers, Agnew included, to drift outside leg-stump.
For example, by routinely collecting good data.
Guideline developers should routinely seek good quality and up to date IPD meta-analyses to inform guidelines.
We did not use data beyond 45 min in order to avoid potential confounding effects due to unrelated changes in the cultures, such as decreasing cell viability with time, even though we routinely confirmed good cell viability after the 45 min experimental window by using a calcein/ethidium live/dead cell cytotoxicity assay.
Consequently, we observed this direct radiolabeling method routinely and confirmed good robustness as well as high specific activities and found no relation between the %LE of Ga-DOTA-TBIA101 and the life span of the generator, which was also complemented by the low contents of competing ions, as reported previously [ 13, 24].
Sound: Routinely excellent, thanks to good equipment and a dedicated full-time staff to look after it.
He routinely does a good job of spotting the single coverage at the line of scrimmage and targeting those receivers.
