Mr. Mueller, in a statement released by his bureau today, pointed to the recent sniper investigation, in which the two agencies played critical roles in support of the local police, as an example of "superb" cooperation, information sharing and evidence handling.
I was first introduced to Mr. Ginestet at a dinner at Alexis Lichine's Château Prieuré, and I quickly realized that Mr. Ginestet was a superb source of information and gossip about Bordeaux, and we became friends.
Strolling along the pathways, nibbling on lemon cake or a block of cheese and laying down her natty axioms – "Once the cow's been milked there's no squirting the cream back up her udder" – Lady Olenna is superb at extracting information and it takes her all of five minutes to garner what she needs to know from Sansa Stark.
Participants were recruited by contacting households enrolled in the Study of Use of Products and Exposure-Related Behavior (SUPERB), which collected information on consumer product use, such as pesticides, cleaning products, and personal care products, food intake frequency, and time-activity patterns.
A fresh-faced bachelor of 46 with a jolly laugh, who looks as though he spent his life in the open air instead of in the less salubrious brezzes of conference rooms, he conceals beneath his placid, and even bucolic, appearance...a mind like a whip, a superb memory for filing information, and an ability to be tough, all of which doubtless come in handy in his present job.
The present report provides an overview of the SUPERB design and data collection methods and presents descriptive information on the study samples participating in various Tiers, each with a different platform or approach for data collection.
Computers are superb at filtering and organizing information.
PET/CT has become a well-accepted method for staging a number of malignancies including lung, breast, colorectal, and esophageal cancer, because of its ability to provide superb simultaneous anatomic and metabolic information.
Banking or airline apps do a superb job of bubbling up personal, secure information rapidly, a sort of micro-portal to what matters.
As a superb Guardian editorial noted today: "Those who leak official information will often be denounced, prosecuted or smeared.
