While the report said bikie gangs have a major role in illicit drug markets and extortion, OMCGs technically accounted for only 0.52% of all criminal activity between 2013-15.
While this covariate was technically accounted for with the inclusion of a random patient effect in the fitted mixed models, the authors did not remove genes that had a significant patient effect as we did.
He also gives a joyous, technically assured account of Brahms's exhilarating Handel Variations.
Dicapo's young resident artists, conducted from the piano by Carmine Aufiero, gave a lively, technically respectable account.
He began with a beautifully pensive and technically nimble account of Haydn's Sonata in C minor (Hob. XVI 20).
The Kirov's Yevgenia Obraztsova, nicely coquettish, and the Paris Opera Ballet's Emmanuel Thibault, rather deadpan, gave a technically impeccable account of a "Sylphide" pas de deux.
Green's book is a deeply thoughtful, thoroughly ethical, and technically precise account of how big data, AI, and machine learning can promote more efficient and livable cities without sacrificing civil liberties or serendipity.
The ensemble, which managed just fine without a conductor, brought luminous sound and lyrical grace to Grieg's wistful "Two Nordic Melodies" and gave a vigorous, technically assured account of "Sarek" (1992), by the Norwegian composer Terje Bjorklund, a short, restless work that recalled Neo-Classical Stravinsky interspersed with shades of Sibelius.
Mr. Berman conceived the event in a way the students found too enticing to resist, as I learned from speaking briefly with the pianist Lee Dionne, who earlier in the evening had played a majestic, technically impressive account of the formidable Sonata No. 8 in B flat, the last of three works composed from 1939 to 1944 and known as the "war sonatas".
You can use the money even if you leave the company or retire (although technically the account itself belongs to the employer).
