They should continue using Jim Goodwin but use a more solid message to say "these are the things we've done" and come up with very tangible things, like what Jacques Nasser did with Ford to respond to the Bridgestone tire crisis.
I have fought shin splints and other knee issues that I believe are weight related and I know I could use a more solid pair of shoes to perhaps take some of the strain off the ankles and joints.
The material, a composite of biological and synthetic molecules, is injected under the skin, then "set" using light to form a more solid structure, like using cold to set gelatin in a mold.
Or, use it for a more solid eyeshadow that won't get all over your face when you put it on.
This approach would help to place the use of piezoelectric thin films for quantitative SHM on a more solid foundation, underpinning its use in real-life situations where most of the existing structures are prestressed already.
For a more solid, weed-resistant filler, use polymeric sand instead, then water it gently with a hose to activate the binding.
By measuring carefully key biological parameters and contrasting simulation results with available experimental data, this work enabled to explain missing links and inconsistencies in the previously developed genome-scale metabolic model (iJP815), and improved considerably its accuracy, providing thereby a more solid basis for its use in designing biotechnological metabolic processes.
His backhand is a more solid shot now.
Western diplomats admit that the faulty intelligence about Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction that was used to justify the 2003 Iraq war have made it extremely difficult to use the apparently more solid information about Syria's chemical arsenal to justify any outside military intervention.
"Liverpool used to be more solid in defence, and we have only scored four goals in five games in the group matches, so we have to improve in all areas.
